title: HTX sublimator - QMRI

title: HTX sublimator - QMRI

procurementMethodRationale:
The Mass Spectrometry Core (MS Core) is a specialist unit within the Edinburgh Clinical Research Facility (CRF) that provides advanced analytical technology support to researchers across the University of Edinburgh's College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine (CMVM) and beyond.
 The MS Core has a well-developed workflow for analysing small molecules using liquid chromatography-coupled mass spectrometry. This technique is adept at analysing various liquid and homogenized samples, including blood, urine, and tissue extracts. However, the current workflow for sample preparation in MS Imaging has limitations, particularly for lipid analysis. Lipids dissolve in the solvent and lose their spatial location, hindering their detection and mapping.
 Our Core Facility supports biomedical research from a wide perspective including measuring many molecular species and tissue types. The chosen system applies a chemical called a matrix to the tissue surface and we need to be able to choose from a catalogue of these matrices to optimise for a diverse range of compounds to support CMVM needs and beyond. Thus, we need a highly versatile system.
 Market research has been carried out by the End Users. HTX Imaging’s HTX Sublimator is the only system on the market to meet the specific technical requirements of the facility and its research. The end-user has discussed the technical capabilities and the systems requirements to achieve their research.
 Coating Times - HTX Sublimator uses matrix coating times of 180 to 460 seconds. Allowing rapid sample preparation is vitally important to avoid tissue degradation. Certain molecules are more prone to degradation, so the amount of research would be greatly impacted by slower coating times. The HTX Sublimator will be able to support the wide and diverse projects in CMVM.
 Compounds –The HTX Sublimator can use DHB, CHCA, SA, DAN, 9-AA and Norhamane matrices. Alternatives would severely limit the range and quality of work and research which means that the chosen system is more versatile for the facilities' diverse needs. The end user needs to have the ability to choose from a wide range of matrices to optimise for a diverse range of compounds to support CMVM needs and beyond.
 The above points are the end-user’s specific requirement and the HTX Sublimator being the only machine able to meet this requirement is the main justification of the NCA request.

description: The works, supplies or services can be provided only by a particular economic operator due to absence of competition for technical reasons

University Of Edinburgh

description: Education

Verulam Scientific Ltd

locality: Bedford

postalCode: MK45 3QQ

streetAddress: 4 Appley Court, Appley Wood Corner

legalName: Verulam Scientific Ltd

description: (SC Ref:764404)


measure: bids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

rel: canonical

status: complete

description:
To provide technical advice and support on a short-term basis to create an application template and to prepare assessment criteria for inviting construction-ready programme/project applications for the 2024/25 Active Travel Transformation Fund. The fund provides investment directly to Local Authorities, Regional Transport Partnerships and National Park Authorities working in partnership with Transport Scotland to deliver ambitious, construction-ready active travel infrastructure schemes across Scotland. This approach was successfully deployed in 2023/24, demonstrating a promising pipeline of projects and received widespread approval from delivery partners compared to previous models.
 To assist in developing a longer term consultancy package to support Active Travel transformation across the areas of technical support, project and programme management and value for money assurance.

region: UKM

title: Professional Support for evaluating 2024/25 Active Travel Transformation Fund Applications

format: text/html

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CPV

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Transport Scotland

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Glasgow

postalCode: G1 2AD

streetAddress: 2nd Floor, George House, 36 North Hanover Street

scheme: COFOG

legalName: Transport Scotland

AECOM

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH3 5DA

streetAddress: 1 Tanfield

scale: large

legalName: AECOM

Sheriff Clerks Office

postalCode: G5 9DA

streetAddress: PO Box 23, 1 Calton Place

legalName: Sheriff Clerks Office

currency: GBP

status: active

description:
Award against framework: Engineering and Technical Consultancy
 (SC Ref:764432)

initiationType: tender


title: Heidelberg SPECTRALIS OCT

title: Heidelberg SPECTRALIS OCT

procurementMethod: limited

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition

procurementMethodRationale:
The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies has received funding to purchase a spectral domain OCT unit which will be used across campus in research, teaching and clinical settings.
 The equipment selected is Heidelberg Engineering’s Sprectralis OCT with the flex module as it’s the only unit that meets the end users' requirements. The flex module offers flexibility compared to other devices on the market due to its imaging unit mounted to a moveable arm. Other systems on the market are operating microscopes with an OCT built in which only allows for scanning during operations in a theatre and are primarily designed for people – where the head is brought to the machine and placed on a chin rest.
 The Heidelberg Spectralis Flex is unique in its use in the Veterinary world. It was designed for patients who could not use a conventional, table-mounted system and therefore is suitable for veterinary species under general anaesthesia, or in calm, well-restrained patients on an examination table where their long noses would preclude a table-mounted device.
 Other systems available on the market would severely impact and affect the neurodegenerative research where the retina is affected, and characterising posterior segment changes in natural tuberculosis infections due to the system limitations noted above.
 Both of the research areas offer huge potential translational impacts, and the system would considerably increase the research capabilities of the facilities.

University Of Edinburgh

roles: buyer reviewBody

postalCode: EH1 1HT

streetAddress: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

description: Education

legalName: University Of Edinburgh

Heidelberg Engineering Ltd

region: UK

locality: Hemel Hempstead

streetAddress: 55 Marlowes

legalName: Heidelberg Engineering Ltd

Edinburgh Sheriff Court

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

postalCode: EH1 1LB

streetAddress: 27 Chambers Street

legalName: Edinburgh Sheriff Court

description: (SC Ref:764479)


description: Award of Fleetwave cloud based software.. The Award Criteria and the price and quality weightings do not apply when publishing spend from this collaborative framework.

title: Fleetwave

title: Fleetwave

description: Award of Fleet Management cloud based software.

Scottish Borders Council

locality: Newtown St Boswells

postalCode: TD6 0SA

streetAddress: Council HQ

description: General public services

legalName: Scottish Borders Council

Chevin Fleet Solutions

locality: Derbyshire

streetAddress: The Old School House, Chapel Street

legalName: Chevin Fleet Solutions

name: Jedburgh Sherriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

locality: Jedburgh

postalCode: TD8 6AR

streetAddress: Castlegate

description:
Award against framework: G-Cloud 13 framework
 Award against framework: G-Cloud 13 framework ref RM1557.13
 (SC Ref:764578)


description:
The Contract is for a term service contractor. As well as the planned maintenance requirements, the Council may have requirement to instruct Task Orders ad hoc in line with the Scope of services and conditions.
 The Council reserves the right to use Regulation 33 - use of the negotiated procedure without prior call for competition to procure the same Contractor where the Council require similar services during the contract period.

description: For the avoidance of doubt, the Contract includes optional break clause options at end of year 3 and year 4 which can be used at the Council's sole discretion in accordance with the contract.

description:
The Employer has a requirement to place a contract with a single Contractor that has suitable skills and experience carrying out planned and reactive maintenance activities on major moving structures in order to demonstrate suitable capacity and capability to undertake a NEC4 Term Service Short Contract June 2017 with Z additional and amended clauses for the planned and reactive maintenance of the Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside (CWRR) Bridge.
 It is anticipated the Contract will be awarded on or around 15 July 2024. The starting date will be the date the CWRR Main construction work contract completes which is anticipated to be on or around 28 August 2024. The service period is anticipated to be sixty (60) months and will expire on the 27 August 2029.
 The contract includes two (2) break clauses at the end of year three (3) and year four (4) which can be instructed at the sole discretion of the Council subject to the conditions of contract (Z 19).
 The Council is exploring options with other authorities in the Glasgow City Region about long term options and opportunities for the planned and reactive maintenance of major moving structures in and around the River Clyde. The optional break clauses
 Full details of the requirements are contained in the Procurement Documents which can be accessed and downloaded from the PCS-tender portal.. The Council may instruct modifications to the Contract for additional or similar services. The Council will test any decision to instruct additional services

name: Understanding of the Scope, Method and Approach

type: quality

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside Bridge, Renfrew

title: Clyde Waterfront and Rnfrew Riverside (CWRR) Bridge Maintenance Contract

description:
1.	Renfrewshire Council is one of 32 council areas of Scotland. Our Corporate Procurement Unit works with Council services to develop Contracts and procedures which achieve Best Value. The Corporate Procurement Unit also has a vital role to play in supporting the Council successfully deliver its overall strategy and achieve a positive vision for Renfrewshire’s communities.
 The Employer has a requirement to place a contract with a single Contractor that has suitable skills and experience carrying out planned and reactive maintenance activities on major moving structures in order to demonstrate suitable capacity and capability to undertake a NEC4 Term Service Short Contract June 2017 with Z additional and amended clauses for the planned and reactive maintenance of the Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside (CWRR) Bridge.
 It is anticipated the Contract will be awarded on or around 15 July 2024. The starting date will be the date the CWRR Main construction work contract completes which is anticipated to be on or around 28 August 2024. The service period is anticipated to be sixty (60) months and will expire on the 27 August 2029.
 The Council is exploring options with other authorities in the Glasgow City Region about long term options and opportunities for the planned and reactive maintenance of major moving structures in and around the River Clyde.
 The contract includes two (2) break clauses at the end of year three (3) and year four (4) which can be instructed at the sole discretion of the Council subject to the conditions of contract (Z 19).
 In the event that the Contract does not commence on 28 August 2024, the service period shall run from the starting date as stated in the Letter of Acceptance.
 The Conditions of Contract are the core clauses of the NEC4 Term Service Short Contract June 2017 with the Client’s additional and amended clauses as referenced in Section 3 of the ITT and can be found in the supplier attachment area of Public Contracts Scotland – Tender for RC-CPU-23-137.

documentType: contractNotice

description: Extension of time granted as confirmed in broadcast messages in the project's message area on PCS-t.

label: Time limit

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

streetAddress: Remote opening

description: Refer to ITT information and instructions

scheme: CELEX

performanceTerms: Refer to the Procurement Documents and Conditions of Contract contained in the project for RC-CPU-23-237 on PCS-tender portal

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

type: suitability

description: The Bidder must be registered or enrolled in the relevant trade register kept in the Member State of its establishment (as described in Schedule 5 of Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. Bidders may be assessed as a FAIL and be excluded from the competition if they fail to provide a response to this question.

type: economic

minimum:
Bidder will require to evidence insurance cover to the MINIMUM levels specified.
 The Bidder (including all Consortium Members in a Consortium) will be required to have a Dun & Bradstreet Failure Score of 20 or above in order to demonstrate its financial strength and stability.
 Where the Bidder is not able to make such a declaration, provides full details of the relevant events alongside an explanation of the expected impact on the Bidder’s economic and financial standing. Supporting evidence must be provided where available.

description:
Full details can be found in the SPD and the ITT Information and Instructions which can be accessed through the website referenced in section I.3 of this Contract Notice.
 At least one Consortium Member or Reliance Entity (e.g. parent company guarantor) must meet the minimum economic and financial standing selection criteria on behalf of the Consortium to pass.
 SPD 4B.5 Statement: The bidder confirms they already have or can commit to obtain, prior to the commencement of the contract, the levels of insurance cover as follows:
 Employer’s (Compulsory) Liability Insurance = MINIMUM 10 MILLION GBP each and every claim
 Public Liability Insurance = MINIMUM 25 MILLION GBP each and every claim (in the aggregate for products) (no exclusions for heat works, working at height or tunnelling/ excavations)
 Contract’s All Risk Insurance = value of works +15% (including cover for items on "free loan")
 Motor Vehicle Insurance = Statutory THIRD-PARTY INSURANCE – MINIMUM 5 MILLION GBP each and every claim for property damage
 4B.6 The Bidder (including all Consortium Members in a Consortium) have a Dun & Bradstreet Failure Score of 20 or above in order to demonstrate its financial strength and stability.

type: technical

description:
Full details can be found in the SPD and the SPD Information and Instructions which can be accessed through the website referenced in section I.3 of this Contract Notice.
 At least one example of the organisation’s experience maintaining a major moving bridge or structure and delivering an on call/ emergency call out service.

Renfrewshire Council

locality: Paisley

postalCode: PA1 1JD

streetAddress: Renfrewshire House

description: General public services

legalName: Renfrewshire Council

Refer to Section VI.4.3

locality: Refer to Section VI.4.3

legalName: Refer to Section VI.4.3

Court of Session

postalCode: EH1 1RQ

streetAddress: Parliament Square

legalName: Court of Session

description:
The Council is conducting the procurement process under the open procedure in accordance with the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 and the Council's Standing Orders Relating to Contracts.
 The Council may modify this contract during its term in accordance with the Council's Standing Orders relating to Contracts and with consideration of Regulation 72 of the Public Contract Scotland Regulations 2015.
 The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this ITT exercise. The Project code is 26522. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2343
 A sub-contract clause has been included in this contract. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2363
 Community benefits are included in this requirement. For more information see: https://www.gov.scot/policies/public-sector-procurement/community-benefits-in-procurement/
 A summary of the expected community benefits has been provided as follows:
 As detailed in the Procurement Documents contained in the Supplier Attachment Area for the project on PCS-t.
 (SC Ref:764575)

scheme: EU-OJ


description:
City building printer refresh. Direct award via (Utilising Scottish Government – SP-21-046 – ICT Products Managed Print Solutions Framework)
 Weightings as per the framework.

description: Glasgow and surrounding area.

title: CBG229 - City Building Printer Refresh

title: CBG229 - City Building Printer Refresh

description: The procurement of printer solution for the business.

description: New works/services, constituting a repetition of existing works/services and ordered in accordance with the strict conditions stated in the directive

City Building (Glasgow) LLP

locality: Uddingston

streetAddress: 350 Darnick Street, Glasgow, G21 4BA

id: Maintenance, Construction and Manufacturing

legalName: City Building (Glasgow) LLP

Capital Document Solutions

postalCode: G41 1HH

streetAddress: 4 Centurion Business Park

legalName: Capital Document Solutions

Glasgow Sheriff Court

legalName: Glasgow Sheriff Court

description:
CBG Procurement noted that on the framework documents the awarded entity was Capital Document Solutions, but it had come to their attention via CBG IT Department that they were now known as Angilico (Scotland) Ltd.
 As such CBG Procurement sent a clarification to Scottish Government Procurement who advised that Capital Document Solutions changed their name to Angilico (Scotland) Ltd on the 15th of January 2024. They noted they are in the process of updating their website and framework documents to reflect.
 Angilico don't seem to appear on PCS.
 (SC Ref:764731)


name: South East of Scotland Transport Partnership (SEStran)

description: Provision of consultancy support to develop a five-year plan for the delivery of active travel behaviour change interventions across the SEStran region under the remit of the People and Place fund from Transport Scotland. To inform and support the plan delivery, this will also include a mapping exercise to identify the existing (and proposed) active travel network at a local and regional level.

description: The scope of this work is to develop a five year delivery plan for active travel behaviour change in the SEStran region with associated mapping exercise to inform delivery.

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

title: SEStran People and Place Plan Development Invitation to Tender

title: SEStran People and Place Plan Delivery Plan Development Tender Documentation

title: CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT FOR NON-WORKS CONSULTANCIES

format: application/pdf

postalCode: EH6 6QQ

streetAddress: Area 3D (Bridge), Victoria Quay

name: Edinburgh Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

Jacobs U.K. Limited

postalCode: G2 7HX

streetAddress: 95 Bothwell Street

legalName: Jacobs U.K. Limited

description: (SC Ref:771320)


description: there is an option to extend for 2 years, then a further 2 years thereafter

description: The works shall comprise the Inspection, Testing, Certification, written reporting and subsequent servicing and maintenance of the Fire Extinguishing equipment and Gas Suppression Systems within various Dundee City Council properties, along with minor and urgent repair works which may have not been foreseen (e.g.: arising from discharge or damage)

description: Buildings across Dundee City.

title: Service and Maintenance of Fire Extinguishing Services

description: Dundee City Council are looking for a single supplier to service an maintain fire fighting extinguishing equipment across its portfolio of buildings.

title: ITT FIRE EXTINGUISHING EQUIPMENT

title: APPENDIX 1 - PROPERTY DETAILS

title: APPENDIX 2 - INSPECTION SUMMARY SHEET

format: application/msword

title: APPENDIX 3 - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE

title: APPENDIX 4 - SAFE WORKING PRACTICES FOR CONTRACTORS

title: APPENDIX 5 - PRICING SCHEDULE PAYMENT OF SCOTTISH LIVING WAGE

title: Appendix 5a – Pricing Schedule – Non-payment of Scottish Living Wage

title: Appendix 6 – Specification of Requirement – Mechanical Specification and Pricing Information

title: Appendix 7 – Quality Questionnaire

title: Appendix 8 – Tender Evaluation Methodology

title: Appendix 9 – Non-Collusion Certificate

title: Appendix 10 – Tender Offer Form

title: Appendix 11 – Declaration of Non-Involvement in Serious Organised Crime

title: Appendix 12 – Prompt Payment Certificate Declaration

title: Appendix 13 – Fair Tax Declaration

title: Appendix 14 – Quote Offer Form – Payment of Scottish Living Wage

title: Appendix 14a – Quote Offer Form – Non-payment of Scottish Living Wage

title: Appendix 15 – Returned Document Checklist

title: Terms and Conditions

description: Dundee City Council is appointing a single supplier to service an maintain fire fighting extinguishing equipment across its portfolio of buildings.

streetAddress: Dundee

description: PCS Electronic Postbox

description: July 2031

performanceTerms: As stated in procurement documents.

Dundee City Council

locality: Dundee

postalCode: DD1 1NZ

streetAddress: Dundee House, 50 North Lindsay Street

description: General public services

legalName: Dundee City Council

name: Dundee Sherriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

streetAddress: Sheriff Court House, 6 West Bell Street

Scottish Courts Service

postalCode: EH11 3XP

streetAddress: Saughton House, Broomhouse Drive

legalName: Scottish Courts Service

Dundee City Council

locality: DUNDEE

streetAddress: Dundee City Council, Procurement, Dundee House, Floor 4, 50 North Lindsay Street

description: General public services

M & S Fire Protection Ltd

postalCode: G73 1LB

streetAddress: 2 Hunter Road, Duchess Industrial Estate, Rutherglen

scale: sme

legalName: M & S Fire Protection Ltd

postalCode: DD1 9AD

streetAddress: Sherriff Court House, 6 West Bell Street

Scottish Courts Service

roles: reviewContactPoint mediationBody

postalCode: EH11 3XD

description:
Award Criteria was follows:
 Resourcing of Requirement – Contract Resourcing: Weight 15%
 Resourcing of Requirement – Development: Weight 5%
 Resourcing of Requirements – Timescales: Weight 8%
 Resourcing of Requirements – Disruption: Weight 5%
 Resourcing of Requirements – Emergency Call Out: Weight 10%
 Resourcing of Requirements – Programme of Works: Weight 5%
 Continuous Improvement: Weight 9%
 Community Benefits: Weight 1.5%
 Fair Work Practices: Weight 1.5%
 Compliance with Specification of Requirements PASS/FAIL
 CDM Construction, Design and Management Regulations 2015 PASS/FAIL
 Duty of Care, Health and Safety & Risk Management PASS/FAIL
 Site Specific Risk Assessment and Method Statement PASS/FAIL
 Health and Safety PASS/FAIL
 Resourcing PASS/FAIL
 Environment PASS/FAIL
 Fair Tax Declaration PASS/FAIL
 (SC Ref:774834)


name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) ("the Authority")

title: Lot 2 – Ultrasound Contrast Agents

title: Lot 3 – Macrocyclic Gadolinium Based Contrast Agents

title: Lot 4 – Linear Gadolinium Based Contrast Agents

title: Lot 5 – Non-ionic Monomeric Iodine Based Contrast Agents

title: Lot 6 – Non-Ionic Dimeric Iodine Based Contrast Agents

title: Lot 1 – Barium Based Contrast Agents

title: Lot 7 – Non-Ionic Monomer Iomeprol Contrast Agents

title: Lot 8 – Additional Iodine Based Contrast Agents

title: Lot 1 – Barium Based Contrast Agents

description: The Authority is entitled at its sole discretion to extend the Framework Agreement for up to a maximum of twenty four (24) months by giving a minimum of three (3) months written notice of such extension(s).

description: Supply of Barium Based Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

title: Lot 2 – Ultrasound Contrast Agents

description: Supply of Ultrasound Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: Supply of Macrocyclic Gadolinium Based Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: Supply of Linear Gadolinium Based Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: Supply of Non-ionic Monomeric Iodine Based Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: Supply of Non-Ionic Dimeric Iodine Based Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: Supply of Additional Iodine Based Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: Supply of Non-Ionic Monomer Iomeprol Contrast Agents to NHS Scotland. The Authority intends awarding all presentations within this lot as an unranked multi-supplier. Full details can be found within the ITT.

description: All entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Services (Scotland) Act 1978, and any Integrated Joint Boards established pursuant to New Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014.

title: Contrast Media Agents

title: Contrast Media Agents

description:
This Framework Agreement is for the supply of Contrast Media Agents to NHS Scotland.
 The Goods have been separated into eight (8) categories, each of which is identified as a “Lot”.
 Full details of each Lot is contained in section II.2 of this Notice.

title: Contrast Media Agents

description: The new deadline will be the 31/05/2024 at Midday. This is due to the May bank holiday.

reviewDetails: The Authority will notify economic operators who submitted a tender or (where no deselection notification has previously been made) applied to be selected to tender, of its decision to award the framework agreement which notification will contain among other information, a summary of the reasons why the economic operator was unsuccessful. The notification will incorporate a 'standstill period' of a minimum of 10 clear calendar days (or a minimum of 15 if the communication method used is not electronic) between the date on which the Authority despatches the notice(s) and the date on which the Authority proposes to conclude the relevant framework agreement. The bringing of court proceedings against the Authority during the standstill period will automatically continue the prohibition on entering into the framework agreement until the court proceedings are determined, discontinued or disposed of, or the court, by interim order, brings to an end the prohibition. The remedies that may be awarded by the courts before the framework agreement has been entered into include the setting aside of the decision to award the framework agreement to the winning tenderer(s). The bringing of court proceedings against the Authority after the framework agreement has been entered into will not affect the framework agreement unless grounds for the imposition of special penalties under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 can be established. Otherwise the remedies that may be awarded by the courts where the framework agreement has been entered into are limited to the award of damages.

minimum:
a) Confirmation of existence of a valid and current UK Marketing Authorisation (PL, PLGB or PLPI number) that has been approved by the MHRA for all tendered Medicines at the date of submission of the tender should be included in the Qualification Envelope of the ITT under the Technical and Professional ability: Quality Control.
 (b) Confirmation of the existence of valid certification of BS EN ISO 9001 or equivalent. Confirmation of such certification should be included in the Qualification Envelope of the ITT under the Quality Assurance Schemes.
 (c) Confirmation that samples for tendered Goods will be supplied upon request to ensure compliance with the MHRA best Practice Guidance on Labelling and Packaging and the National Patient Safety Agency ("NPSA") Guidelines on Packaging and Labelling on pack design. Confirmation of sample provision should be provided in the Qualification Envelope of the ITT under Technical and Professional ability: Products.
 (d) A completed copy of the Bidder Climate Change Plan Template, including planned projects and actions to reduce the bidder’s carbon emissions should be provided in the Qualification Envelope of the ITT under Environmental Management Criteria. This does not need to contain calculated carbon emissions.

description:
(a) Potential Framework Participants must be able to demonstrate the existence of a valid and current UK Marketing Authorisation (PL, PLGB or PLPI number) that has been approved by the MHRA for all tendered Medicines at the date of submission of the tender.
 (b) Potential Framework Participants and any sub-contractor(s) must possess valid certification of BS EN ISO 9001 or equivalent.
 (c) All tendered Goods must comply with the MHRA best Practice Guidance on Labelling and Packaging and the National Patient Safety Agency ("NPSA") Guidelines on Packaging and Labelling on pack design.
 (d) Potential Framework Participants are required to provide evidence that their organisation has taken steps to build their awareness of the climate change emergency and how they will respond.

streetAddress: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

description: Health

description: Health

Bracco UK Ltd

streetAddress: Bracco House, Mercury Park, Wycombe Lane, Wooburn Green

title: Lot 2 – Ultrasound Contrast Agents

title: Lot 1 – Barium Based Contrast Agents

description:
The estimated value referred to in Section II.I.5 and within each Lot covers the thirty-six (36) months contract duration and the full twenty-four (24) months extension options.
 (SC Ref:770666)


description: Dumfries and Galloway Council are looking for a contractor to design and build a Pump Track within King Edward Park, Lockerbie.

description: King Edward Park, Lockerbie

title: Design and Build of Pump Track - Lockerbie

description:
You are invited to quote for the design, supply and installation of a pump track within King
 Edward Park, Lockerbie, as detailed in the attached ITQ Specification (Specification) and Pricing Schedule.
 The construction will include contemporary design features associated with pump tracks and the design will include any necessary drainage.

title: Invitation to Quote

title: For information

format: application/x-zip-compressed

title: For completion and return

mainProcurementCategory: works

Dumfries and Galloway Council

locality: Dumfries

postalCode: DG1 2HP

streetAddress: Procurement Team, Carruthers House

description: General public services

legalName: Dumfries and Galloway Council

description: General public services

Dumfries Sherriff Court

legalName: Dumfries Sherriff Court

Dumfries and Galloway Council

description: General public services

Architrail Velosolutions UK Ltd.

locality: Bristol

postalCode: BS3 1JS

streetAddress: Unit 2, Brewery Court

legalName: Architrail Velosolutions UK Ltd.

description:
This Prior Information Notice (PIN) is a call for expression of interest regarding the design and build of a Pump Track at King Edward Park, Lockerbie.
 The construction will include contemporary design features associated with pump tracks and the design will include any necessary drainage.

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

description: (SC Ref:776099)


description: Provision of 4-month Business Analysis Managed Service as a pilot for a longer engagement. Be Positive are to provide a Business Analysis Managed Service (BA as a Service) to support the mapping of key HR, Finance and Research processes. This contract has been procured via Direct Award from the CCS G Cloud 13 framework.

title: Business Analysis as a Service

title: Business Analysis as a Service

The University of Edinburgh

streetAddress: 9-16 Chambers Street

description: Education

legalName: The University of Edinburgh

Be Positive

postalCode: G1 3NQ

streetAddress: 6th Floor, Gordon Chambers, 90 Mitchell Street

legalName: Be Positive

Edinburgh Sheriff Court

streetAddress: 27 Chambers Street

description:
Award against framework: G Cloud 13
 (SC Ref:764922)


description: Restoration works on Cell F at Bennadrove. CELL F

description: Bennadrove, Stornoway

title: Bennadrove Cell R - Restoration 2024

title: Bennadrove Cell R - Restoration 2024

title: Bennadrove Cell R - Restoration 2024

streetAddress: Council Offices, Stornoway

description: Procurement Team

Comhairle nan Eilean Siar

locality: Stornoway

postalCode: HS1 2BW

streetAddress: Council Offices, Sandwick Road

description: General public services

legalName: Comhairle nan Eilean Siar

Stornoway Sheriff Court

streetAddress: 9 Lewis Street

legalName: Stornoway Sheriff Court

Comhairle nan Eilean Siar

description: General public services

Breedon Hebrides

locality: Isle of Lewis

postalCode: HS2 0BW

streetAddress: Marybank Quarry, Stornoway

legalName: Breedon Hebrides

description: (SC Ref:776027)


description:
West Lothian Council is seeking to appoint a fully qualified and experienced external service provider to achieve the vision of an integrated and flexible service which would meet the need for building resilient children and young people in the upper primary age range across all 67 primary school settings in the authority.
 The provider would also be in a position to offer wider therapeutic experiences for children as and when the profile of need is more suited to this approach. The age range for this part of the service will be flexible and negotiated with the local authority. It is envisaged that access to the service should be easy for schools and should feel seamless for children and young people and their families as part of the ongoing assessment and intervention planning process.
 A focus on building resilience, especially in relation to the transition to secondary school will be a key element of the work. It is expected that the provider will work closely with colleagues in secondary schools to support transition specifically where this would be in the best interests of the child. The ability to support young people over summer holiday periods will be a key element of the contract.
 It is also expected that the provider will work closely with the Educational Psychology Service to maintain a quality evaluation framework as a key element of the contract. This will enable West Lothian Council to gather and report on council wide evaluation information.

title: School Counselling Service - Primary Schools

performanceTerms: The provider must follow the requirements set out in the service specification and comply with all statutory requirements in the delivery of the service. Notwithstanding any conditions agreed in the service specification (including activity reporting), all terms and conditions set out in the main full contract will apply.

description:
There is a mandatory requirement that all providers must be registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and/or Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland “COSCA.” or equivalent.
 In the event that another organisation is stipulated, the service provider must be able to demonstrate that this is at least equivalent to the aforementioned.

minimum:
10m Employers Liability (5 Million GBP Legal minimum would be acceptable for SME)
 5 Million GBP Public Liability
 2m Million GBP Professional Indemnity

description:
ESPD question 4B.6 West Lothian Council will use Dun and Bradstreet’s DBAi financial reporting system to assess the financial stability of tenderers. Tenderers with a Score of 50 or above on the DBAi system will be deemed to have evidenced satisfactory financial stability.
 Please note that 50 or less will not be considered as having met this criteria. If a tenderer has a Failure Score of less than 50, the tenderer may be required to submit their last three years accounts. In the event that the tenderer is not required to publish accounts and therefore does not have a Dun & Bradstreet or equivalent rating, tenderers should be able to provide financial accounts when requested. The council will then conduct an analysis of the accounts to ensure that there is no significant financial risk.
 Please note that if you intend on attaching 2 years accounts, these must include financial data over a 3 year period.
 It is recommended that candidates review their own Dun & Bradstreet Score in advance of submitting their tender. If following this review tenderers consider that the Dun & Bradstreet Score does not reflect their current financial status, details of this should be provided, complete with evidence of a good high street credit rating (the equivalent of Dun & Bradstreet score 35) from a recognised credit referencing agency. The council will review any such information as part of the evaluation of Tenderer’s financial status. In the event that a firm does not meet the financial criteria for consideration but has a parent company that does, the firm may still be eligible for consideration where their Tender Submission is supported by a Parent Company Guarantee.
 Should after review of the financial evaluation the tenderer fail, then the tender submission may be rejected.

minimum:
Providers Must be registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and/or Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland “COSCA.” or equivalent.
 In the event that another organisation is stipulated, the service provider must be able
 to demonstrate that this is at least equivalent to the aforementioned.

description: Providers will be required to provide a minimum of two examples of previous experience.

description: Execution of the service is reserved to a particular profession

West Lothian Council

locality: Livingston

postalCode: EH54 6FF

streetAddress: West Lothian Civic Centre, Howden South Road

description: General public services

legalName: West Lothian Council

Livingston Sheriff Court

streetAddress: Howden South Road

legalName: Livingston Sheriff Court

description:
Light Touch Regime Flexibility:
 In accordance with provisions 74 - 76 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 for the Award of contracts for social and other specific services, the Council is utilising the flexibility offered whilst complying with the principles of equal treatment and transparency.
 Notwithstanding the requirement to comply with Regulation 48 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, the Council intends making the use of the flexibilities offered by provisions 74 - 76 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 by reducing the period for setting time limits.
 Police Scotland will be consulted with regards to Serious and Organised Crime checks. Any links to this type of activity may cause your ender to be rejected.
 Re: ESPD Q2B, complete information for all company directors, using home address.
 TUPE – The incoming Contractor is responsible for obtaining legal and professional advice about relevant TUPE implications.
 CONFIDENTIALITY - All information supplied by the Authority must be treated in confidence and not disclosed to third parties except insofar as this is necessary to obtain sureties or quotations for the purpose of submitting the tender. All information supplied by you to the Authority will similarly be treated in confidence except:
 (i) for any information required to be disclosed or otherwise provided by the Authority to any person in order to comply with the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 and any codes of practice applicable from time to time relating to access to public authorities’ information.
 The Tenderer shall co-operate, facilitate, support and assist the Authority in the provision of this information. In the event the Authority is required to provide information to any person as a result of a request made to it under such Act and/or codes, the Authority shall adhere to the requirements of such Act and/or codes in disclosing information relating to this Agreement, the Project documents and the Contractor.
 (ii) that references may be sought from banks, existing or past clients, or other referees submitted by the tenderers;
 (iii) for the disclosure of such information with regard to the outcome of the procurement process as may be required to be published in the Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union in accordance with EU directives or elsewhere in accordance with the requirements of UK government policy on the disclosure of information relating to government contracts. The Community Benefits proposals provided by suppliers will not form part of the contract award criteria and will not be evaluated when determining the winning tender, but will require to be delivered as part of the contract. Community Benefits proposals will not form part of the award criteria and
 will not be evaluated but will be contractual obligations.
 For further procurement information visit the link below. http://www.westlothian.gov.uk/article/2023/Doing-Business-With-The-Council.
 The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this ITT exercise. The Project code is 47916. For more information see:
 http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2343
 The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this ITT exercise. The Project code is 26648. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2343
 (SC Ref:764966)


description:
To create a landscaped sand and water play area at various height levels, using a variety of materials (such as wood, metal, boulders etc) and including landscaping of area to provide an exciting and engaging play area.
 The design can include water runs, wheels, tipping buckets, moving items etc.
 At least some areas should be accessible for wheelchair users.
 Materials should be appropriately treated to avoid rot/rust. Equipment should conform to BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177, where necessary.
 The park will remain open to the public throughout the installation of the sand and water play area. Consideration should be given to park users. The work area must be fenced off at all times, using Heras fencing or similar.

variantPolicy: allowed

description: McJerrow Park, Lockerbie, DG11 2BJ

title: Design and Build of Sand and Water Play Park

description: To design and build a landscaped sand and water play area at various height levels, using a variety of materials (such as wood, metal, boulders etc) and including landscaping of area to provide an exciting and engaging play area.

title: Invitation to Quote

title: For information

title: For completion and return

Dumfries and Galloway Council

description: General public services

description: General public services

Dumfries Sherriff Court

postalCode: DG1 2AN

streetAddress: Buccleuch Street

Dumfries and Galloway Council

description: General public services

Parc Construction Ltd.

postalCode: DG2 7RH

streetAddress: 26 Rotchell Park

legalName: Parc Construction Ltd.

description: (SC Ref:776097)


description:
The Sunnyside cottages comprise three domestic let properties on the Culzean estate. At east a 1 ¼ height cottage with dormers and an additional two residences occupying a single storey range, stepped at the mutual gable, running west.
 The roof structure exhibits extensive corrosion of the nail heads. The roof covering is in poor condition and slates are now falling regularly from the roof. Several lead details may also have reached their end of life and following inspection will possibly require replacement.
 The National Trust requires a contractor to undertake:
 - Complete replacement of the roof slates.
 - Inspection and replacement of the lead work as required.
 - Retention of removed slate, packing and transport to Culzean storage yard.
 - Inspection and repair of chimneys as required.

description: Culzean, Maybole

title: Roof replacement at Sunnyside Cottages, Culzean

description: Roof repair as per ITT.

title: Tender for Roof replacement, Sunnyside Cottages, Culzean

title: Appendix A Pricing Schedule

title: Appendix B Specification for Roof Maintenance & Repair

title: Appendix C Specification for repair of masonry

title: Appendix D Plans

title: Appendix E Elevations

title: Appendix F Elevations and Sections

description: Roof repair as per ITT.

performanceTerms: See Invitation to Tender.

description: See Invitation to Tender.

description: See Invitation to Tender.

description: See Invitation to Tender.

National Trust for Scotland

postalCode: EH11 4DF

streetAddress: Hermiston Quay, 5 Cultins Road

legalName: National Trust for Scotland

Sheriff Court

legalName: Sheriff Court

description:
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=765025.
 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.
 Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.
 (SC Ref:765025)


description: The procurement process consisted of a call off award from SXL Framework 0422 The Provision of a Shared Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) Technology solution. This is a single supplier framework agreement that enables councils, Health, and Social Care Partnerships (HSCPs), Housing Associations and other organisations in their roles as Telecare Service Providers (TSPs) to deliver digital telecare services to their service users (citizens). The framework has been developed with extensive engagement with councils and stakeholders, including the Digital Office for Scottish Local Government to ensure that the solution being delivered is a consistent and a co-ordinated approach is used across Scotland.

description: City of Edinburgh

title: Provision of a Shared Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) Technology Solution

description: The provision of a Digital ARC solution which provides critical service continuity and enables management of the telecare service end-to-end, encompassing call handling, call response, data management and referral/uplift procedures.

reviewDetails: An economic operator that suffers or risks suffering loss or damage attributable to a breach of duty under Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 may bring proceedings in the Sheriff Court or Court of Session. A claim for an ineffectiveness order must be made within 30 days of the Contract Award Notice being published in the Find a Tender Service or within 30 days of the date those who expressed an interest in or otherwise bid for the contract were informed of the conclusion of the contract or in any other case within 6 months from the date on which the contract was entered into.

City of Edinburgh Council

postalCode: EH8 8BG

streetAddress: Waverley Court

description: General public services

legalName: City of Edinburgh Council

Chubb Fire & Security Limited

locality: Blackburn

postalCode: BB1 2PR

streetAddress: Chubb House, Shadsworth Road

legalName: Chubb Fire & Security Limited

postalCode: EH1 1LB

streetAddress: Sheriff Court House 27 Chambers Street

description:
It is a mandatory requirement of this Contract/Framework Agreement that a prompt payment clause is present in all Contracts used in the delivery of the requirements. This ensures payment of sub-contractors at all stages of the supply chain within 30 days and includes an obligation to provide a point of contact for sub-contractors to refer to in the case of payment difficulties. This will require active monitoring of payment performance as well as the provision of evidence and reports to the Council on request or as contractually scheduled.
 (SC Ref:765010)


name: LHC Procurement Group for the Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA)

title: Building Management Systems

title: Multi-Disciplinary Retrofit Works 0 to 750k

title: Cavity Wall Insulation

name: Insulated Render Systems (Scotland) Limited

title: External Wall Insulation - up to 11m

name: SERS Energy Solutions (Scotland) Limited

title: External Wall Insulation 11m and Higher

title: Rainscreen Cladding

name: British Gas Social Housing Ltd trading as PH Jones

name: EJ Parker Technical Services (Scotland North) Ltd

title: Commercial and Communal Heating Systems

title: District and Network Heating Systems

title: Electrical Space Heating Systems

title: Building Ventilation Systems

title: EV Charging

title: Multi-Disciplinary Retrofit Works 750k to 2.5m

title: Multi-Disciplinary Retrofit Works 2.5m plus

title: Internal Insulation

title: Loft Insulation

title: Individual Metering

description:
This lot provides an integrated approach to supporting organisations in developing and implementing comprehensive energy policies and strategies and additional support in energy efficiency, retrofit and decarbonisation. It focuses on facilitating comprehensive long-term planning, access to government funding, and strategic development of organisations retrofit and decarbonisation plans.
 Services within this lot will include guidance on strategy formulation, energy policy development, and navigating funding opportunities. This may include assistance from the early planning stages through the identification, application, and management of funding processes to support sustainable energy development initiatives.
 Consultants appointed to this lot may be required to provide tailored advice and strategic planning assistance to assist the organisation as a whole, or project specific advice. Their role may cover the evaluation of energy policy needs, alignment with strategic objectives, and adherence to relevant standards and regulations.
 Services required may also include client training such as retrofit awareness and grant funding application training.

description:
This lot provides for external managing agent / consultancy to oversee and manage the delivery of all aspects of a retrofit project or programme.
 Working closely with the client, the managing agent will provide a turnkey service to delivering retrofit projects on behalf of the client from inception through to business case, design, completion and handover, including principal designer and/or contracting responsibilities where required. This may include identifying, applying for and managing grant funding or other revenue streams to help build the business case for the project.
 Typical services that would fall under the scope of organisations being appointed to this lot include (but not limited to):
 -	Surveys and other associated analysis
 -	Development of the business case and options appraisal
 -	Support with grant funding applications and reporting
 -	Support with any planning or other applications
 -	Overall management of the project from end to end including resident or community engagement
 -	Sourcing of any installation sub-contractor and/or other specialists
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 5 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

description:
This lot covers the supply of PAS 2035 retrofit professionals for providing advice and consultancy services on retrofit projects covered under the PAS 2035 Standards for domestic buildings. Included in this workstream are the tasks of delivering PAS 2035 compliance through various stages, from initial building assessments and energy efficiency consultations to the application of retrofitting measures and the integration of multi-disciplinary retrofit strategies.
 The consultancy will cover the entire process, offering expert advice, planning, and implementation services to ensure the retrofitting projects align with the PAS 2035 framework and contribute to the client's carbon reduction goals.
 Services required may also include client training such as retrofit and PAS 2035 awareness training.

description:
This workstream focuses on delivering expert consultancy for retrofitting projects in alignment with PAS 2038 standards, specifically targeting non-domestic buildings.
 The primary goal is to enhance energy efficiency and performance across a variety of structures, from office buildings to multi-residential facilities with communal spaces. The consultancy adopts a comprehensive approach to retrofitting, ensuring the improvements align with the building's functional requirements and sustainability goals.
 The consultancy will cover the entire process, offering expert advice, planning, and implementation services to ensure the retrofitting projects align with the PAS 2038 framework and contribute to the client's carbon reduction goals.
 Services required may also include client training such as retrofit and PAS 2038 awareness training.

description:
The purpose of this multi-disciplinary lot is to provide LHC clients with a route to approved contractors who can provide a range of retrofit and decarbonisation services under a single contract, taking a fabric first approach.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 This lot is for multi-disciplinary projects or programmes with a value of up to 750,000 GBP and as such LHC's intention is that this lot will be suitable for bidding by SMEs.
 Companies appointed to this lot will be able to offer client's an end to end installation and commissioning of retrofit and decarbonisation services either via direct labour or via specialist sub-contractors with the appointed companies to this lot capable of being appointed as principal designer and/or principal contractor.
 Projects delivered through this lot will typically encompass a range of measures covered in lots 8 - 23, but ensuring a fabric first approach, the scope of this lot also allows for any other works required for the retrofit of a building.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management, and administration activities as detailed in this specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 5 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

description:
The purpose of this multi-disciplinary lot is to provide LHC clients with a route to approved contractors who can provide a range of retrofit and decarbonisation works under a single project / contract, taking a fabric first approach.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 This lot is for medium to large multi-disciplinary projects or programmes with a value of between 750,000 and 2.5million GBP, and as such LHC's intention is that this lot will be suitable for a range of small and medium sized contractors.
 Companies appointed to this lot will be able to offer client's an end to end installation and commissioning of retrofit and decarbonisation services either via direct labour or via specialist sub-contractors with the appointed companies to this lot capable of being appointed as principal designer and/or principal contractor.
 Projects delivered through this lot will typically encompass a range of measures covered in lots 8 - 23, but ensuring a fabric first approach the scope of this lot also allows for any other works required for the retrofit of a building.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management, and administration activities as detailed in this specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 5 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

description:
The purpose of this multi-disciplinary lot is to provide LHC clients with a route to approved contractors who can provide a range of retrofit and decarbonisation services under a single contract, taking a fabric first approach.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 This lot is for medium to large multi-disciplinary projects or programmes with a value in excess of 2.5million GBP, and as such LHC's intention is that this lot will be suitable for a range of medium sized to large contractors.
 Companies appointed to this lot will be able to offer client's an end to end installation and commissioning of retrofit and decarbonisation services either via direct labour or via specialist sub-contractors, with the appointed companies to this lot capable of being appointed as principal designer and/or principal contractor.
 Projects delivered through this lot will typically encompass a range of measures covered in lots 8 - 23, but ensuring a fabric first approach the scope of this lot also allows for any other works required for the retrofit of a building.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management, and administration activities as detailed in this specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 8 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

title: Internal Insulation

description:
This lot encompasses all internal elements of insulation, incorporating internal wall, pipe, tanks, radiators and floor insulation. This specification also includes specific measures for draft proofing for internal elements of the property.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Installations will involve the application of insulation materials to internal walls, pipes, tanks, radiators and floors, coordinating with the structural requirements, and ensuring proper integration of these insulation components. This includes all necessary fabrications, installations, and interface works to meet technical specifications.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all management, administration, surveys, and aftercare as detailed in the specification. This includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: Loft Insulation

description:
This lot covers all aspects of loft insulation, encompassing the insulation of loft spaces, including the roof and associated areas. Installations will involve applying insulation materials to loft spaces, coordinating with structural requirements, and ensuring proper integration with the building's roof and loft structure. This includes all necessary fabrications, installations, and interface works to meet technical specifications.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: Cavity Wall Insulation

description:
This lot covers all aspects of cavity wall insulation, focusing on insulating the spaces within building walls. Installations will involve applying insulation materials to internal cavity walls, coordinating with structural requirements, and ensuring proper integration with the building's structure. This includes all necessary fabrications, installations, making good and interface works to meet technical specifications. This may require the safe removal and disposal of existing materials from the building before a new system is fitted.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: External Wall Insulation - up to 11m

description:
This lot covers the retrofitting of external wall insulation (EWI) on buildings up to 11 metres in height.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes. Installations will involve preparing the existing wall, applying insulation materials, and completing the process with suitable render or cladding. This may require the safe removal and disposal of existing EWI materials from the building before a new system is fitted.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: External Wall Insulation 11m and Higher

description:
This lot covers the retrofitting of external wall insulation (EWI) on buildings of 11 metres and over, adhering to the specific requirements and regulations for higher structures. This includes preparing the existing wall, applying insulation materials, and completing the process with suitable render or cladding. This may require the safe removal and disposal of existing EWI materials from the building before a new system is fitted.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all management, administration, surveys, and aftercare as detailed in the specification. This includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where available and as requested by the client, the scope for this lot can extend also to ongoing inspection, servicing and maintenance provided by the appointed company who carried out the installation.

title: Rainscreen Cladding

description:
This workstream covers the assessment, design retrofitting of rainscreen cladding systems. This may be a new cladding system applied to the building or the removal, disposal and replacement of an existing cladding system. Installations will involve preparing the existing wall, applying insulation materials, and completing the process with a suitable rainscreen cladding.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of domestic boiler based heating systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications. Typically this will be gas and oil based systems but may also include alternative fuel systems such as biomass and emerging technologies such as hydrogen blend.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of a range of renewable energy based domestic systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications. Typically this will be air source heat pump and ground source heat pump systems but may also include other current renewable space heating technologies and emerging technologies during the life of this framework.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Commercial and Communal Heating Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of communal and commercial systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications within a range of building types. The systems installed within this lot will typically be large central systems servicing a number of dwellings or units within a single buildings or site.
 Typically this will be gas and oil based systems but may also include alternative fuel systems such as biomass, ground source and other emerging technologies such as hydrogen blend.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: District and Network Heating Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of district and network systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications within a range of building types. The systems installed within this lot will typically be large central systems servicing a number of buildings on a network / grid based distribution system.
 Typically this will be gas and oil based systems but may also include alternative fuel systems such as biomass, ground source and other emerging technologies such as hydrogen blend.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Electrical Space Heating Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of a range of electrical space heating systems. Typically this will be electrical storage heaters, panel heaters, infrared systems and electric radiators but may also include other current electrical heating technologies (such as underfloor) and other emerging electric heating technologies.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Building Ventilation Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of suitable ventilation systems to maintain correct air flow, moisture and humidity control within a range of building types, including residential, commercial, and institutional structures, and encompasses both new builds and existing properties.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes. Typically works may include installation of both passive and active ventilation systems
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where available and as requested by the client, the scope for this lot can extend also to ongoing inspection, servicing and maintenance provided by the appointed company who carried out the installation.

title: Building Management Systems

description:
This lot covers the design, selection, installation and commissioning of suitable building management systems to enable building owners to operate and maintain a range of mechanical and electrical systems within their buildings to ensure optimised performance, occupant comfort and minimised energy usage.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Individual Metering

description:
This lot covers the installation of a range of retrofitted individual metering systems, aimed at accurately monitoring and managing energy and resource consumption within existing communal heating systems, domestic properties, commercial, and public buildings. The installations of these systems help building owners better understand the energy usage within their buildings and where appropriate, apportion energy usage bills accordingly to the usage patterns of individual departments, occupants or residents etc.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works will typically involve adapting existing systems to accommodate the individual meters and/or smart meters, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding (such as smart controls)
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

description:
This lot covers the design, selection, installation and commissioning of a range of solar PV and electrical energy storage systems (EESS). Projects may require both solar PV and EESS or may be the installation of standalone solar PV or EESS systems.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: EV Charging

description:
This lot is intended to cover the installation of both AC and DC dedicated electric vehicle supply and charging equipment (EVSE) for the charging of pure electric vehicles (EV) and plug in electric road vehicles as well as extended range vehicles as may be installed or specified. The scope of installations within this lot may also extend to other EV chargers such as for mobility scooters, bicycles and electric scooters.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new build properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

description:
LHC Procurement Group is seeking suitable organisations for our Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework Works Framework N9. This new Framework will replace LHC's successful Energy Efficiency Framework (N8) and our Energy Efficiency Consultancy Framework (N8C).
 The Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework will provide our clients with access to a range of retrofit and decarbonisation measures on their journey to achieving net zero targets.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams, and lots within them:
 WORKSTREAM 1 - CONSULTANCY SERVICES
 Lot 1 - Energy Policy/Strategy and Grant Funding Support
 Lot 2 - Management Agent / Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy
 Lot 3 - PAS 2035 (Domestic Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 Lot 4 - PAS 2038 (Commercial Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 WORKSTREAM 2 - MULTI-DISCIPLINARY WORKS
 Lot 5 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 0 to 750K
 Lot 6 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 750K to 2.5m
 Lot 7 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 2.5m plus
 WORKSTREAM 3 BUILDING INSULATION
 Lot 8 - Internal Insulation
 Lot 9 - Loft Insulation
 Lot 10 - Cavity Wall Insulation
 Lot 11 - External Wall Insulation - up to 11m
 Lot 12 - External Wall Insulation - 11m and Higher
 Lot 13 - Rainscreen Cladding
 WORKSTREAM 4 HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS
 Lot 14 - Domestic Boiler Based Space Heating Systems
 Lot 15 - Domestic Renewables Space Heating Systems
 Lot 16 - Commercial and Communal Heating Systems
 Lot 17 - District and Network Heating Systems
 Lot 18 - Electrical Space Heating Systems
 Lot 19 - Building Ventilation Systems
 WORKSTREAM 5 BUILDING CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 Lot 20 - Building Management Systems
 Lot 21 - Individual Metering
 WORKSTREAM 6 - SOLAR PV AND ELECTRICAL
 Lot 22 - Solar PV and Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS)
 Lot 23 - EV Charging
 Further descriptions of each lot are set out later in the notice and tender documentation provided.
 In order to encourage SME Bidders, for a number of lots within this framework LHC are reserving two places for micro or small enterprises, details of the number of appointees are set out within each lot.
 Additionally, whilst this is a national framework, each lot is broken down into a number of regional areas allowing bidders to apply for this framework in the regional areas most suited to them.

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

description:
LHC Procurement Group have awarded the N9 Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework.
 This new Framework replaces LHCPG's successful Energy Efficiency Framework (N8) and our Energy Efficiency Consultancy Framework (N8C).
 The Framework provides our clients with access to a range of retrofit and decarbonisation measures on their approach to achieving net zero targets.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams, and lots within them:
 WORKSTREAM 1 - CONSULTANCY SERVICES
 Lot 1 - Energy Policy/Strategy and Grant Funding Support
 Lot 2 - Management Agent / Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy
 Lot 3 - PAS 2035 (Domestic Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 Lot 4 - PAS 2038 (Commercial Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 WORKSTREAM 2 - MULTI-DISCIPLINARY WORKS
 Lot 5 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 0 to 750K
 Lot 6 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 750K to 2.5m
 Lot 7 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 2.5m plus
 WORKSTREAM 3 - BUILDING INSULATION
 Lot 8 - Internal Insulation
 Lot 9 - Loft Insulation
 Lot 10 - Cavity Wall Insulation
 Lot 11 - External Wall Insulation - up to 11m
 Lot 12 - External Wall Insulation - 11m and Higher
 Lot 13 - Rainscreen Cladding
 WORKSTREAM 4 - HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS
 Lot 14 - Domestic Boiler Based Space Heating Systems
 Lot 15 - Domestic Renewables Space Heating Systems
 Lot 16 - Commercial and Communal Heating Systems
 Lot 17 - District and Network Heating Systems
 Lot 18 - Electrical Space Heating Systems
 Lot 19 - Building Ventilation Systems
 WORKSTREAM 5 - BUILDING CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 Lot 20 - Building Management Systems
 Lot 21 - Individual Metering
 WORKSTREAM 6 - SOLAR PV AND ELECTRICAL
 Lot 22 - Solar PV and Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS)
 Lot 23 - EV Charging

description: The tender deadline has been extended until 5th July 2024.

performanceTerms:
As part of it's monitoring of the performance of projects delivered through this framework, following completion of each project
 LHC will require the relevant appointed company to provide project performance data and the achievement of social value linked to the project based on a standardised set of key performance metrics.

description:
Bidders will be required to demonstrate they have the appropriate competencies and hold specific qualifications and/or accreditations as appropriate for the scope of services expected to be delivered through each lot.
 Examples include PAS2035, NICEIC, Gas Safe, MCS etc. Specific requirements are all set out in the specification and/or the assessment questions for each individual lot, and any mandatory requirements are made clear in the assessment questions.
 For a number of the installation lots, LHC are requesting that bidders either already hold, or, commit to gaining PAS2030 accreditation for the lots they are applying for in order to be considered for this framework. Please refer to the tender documentation for further information on this.

minimum: Minimum annual turnover requirements range from 0-3.5M GBP depending on the lot. Please refer to the ITT document for the full breakdown.

description:
LHC will assess the Bidder's suitability to be considered for the Framework in terms of their financial capacity, technical capability and good standing as an organisation. This will be carried out in 5 steps as follows:
 Step 1 - Completeness of submission
 Step 2 - Assessment of the qualification criteria
 Step 3 - Financial stability assessment
 Step 4 - Insurance requirements
 Step 5 - Accreditations and certifications
 For the financial stability assessment, LHCs' financial team will undertake the following process to carry out a robust assessment of a Bidders' financial standing:
 1) Credit score - LHC use Creditsafe to carry out initial checking of a Bidders' financial status and help inform the subsequent assessments carried out by LHC. Should any financial risk or low score be flagged within the Creditsafe information, LHC may also review independent reports from other credit referencing agencies such as Equifax, Dunn and Bradstreet, and Baker Tilly to help inform our assessment.
 2) Annual Turnover - Bidders will be assessed based on their average annual turnover for the past 3 years by comparison to the minimum turnover requirements set out in the contract notice and/or tender document documents for the lot/s they have applied for.
 3) Profitability, Stability and Liquidity Assessment - Bidders will be assessed on their financial stability based on a range of financial information obtained from the Bidders annual accounts

name: Livingston Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

Dalkia Operations Ltd

streetAddress: 2nd Floor, One Rutherglen Links, Rutherglen Links Business Park, Farmeloan Road

A.C. Whyte & Co. Ltd.

streetAddress: 6 Bowerwalls Place, Crossmill Business Park

XCO2 Energy Ltd.

streetAddress: The Gymnasium , 56 Kingsway Place, Sans Walk

BCA Insulation Limited

streetAddress: 1 Gulburn Place, Gilburn Industrial Estate

PHS Home Solutions Limited

streetAddress: Venter Building, 3 Mandarin Road, Rainton Bridge Business Park

Union Technical Services Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 14, Block 8 Thornliebank Industrial Estate, Spiersbridge Terrace

Lawtech Group Ltd

streetAddress: 8 Ambley Green, Gillingham Business Park

legalName: SERS Energy Solutions (Scotland) Limited

Valley Group Limited

streetAddress: Block 14, Unit B8, 125 Summerlee Street, Queenslie Industrial Estate

Easy Heat Systems Ltd

streetAddress: McDermott House Inveralmond Place, Inveralmond Industrial Estate

streetAddress: Units 3 & 4, 9 Carsegate Road North, Carsegate Industrial Estate

Saltire Facilities Management Ltd

streetAddress: 10 James St, , Righead Industrial Estate

ECD Architects

streetAddress: Studio 3 Blue Lion Place,  237 Long Lane

Collective Architecture

streetAddress: Top floor, Mercat Building, 26 Gallowgate

Morgan Sindall Professional Services

streetAddress: Cirrus Building, Glasgow Airport Business Park, Marchburn Drive, Paisley

title: Building Management Systems

title: Cavity Wall Insulation

title: External Wall Insulation - up to 11m

title: External Wall Insulation 11m and Higher

title: Rainscreen Cladding

title: Commercial and Communal Heating Systems

title: District and Network Heating Systems

title: Electrical Space Heating Systems

title: Building Ventilation Systems

title: EV Charging

title: Internal Insulation

title: Loft Insulation

title: Individual Metering

description:
LHC Procurement Group Limited is a not for profit central purchasing body acting on behalf of contracting authorities throughout England, Wales and Scotland (including partners of
 the Scottish Procurement Alliance, Welsh Procurement Alliance, and South West Procurement Alliance) for whom we continue to monitor up to 500 live projects at any one time. Thanks to their ongoing and collective feedback and input into the development of this framework and given the reach and scale of their collective portfolios, the framework is both designed and anticipated to support the vast majority of requirements. Consequently, other
 contracting authorities that were not specifically consulted in the development of this framework may nevertheless also deem the framework to offer a value for money procurement solution for their own requirements and may also use the framework. As of the
 date of publication of this notice our frameworks may be used by all contracting authorities in England, Wales and Scotland as defined by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as listed on:
 https://www.cpconstruction.org.uk/who-we-work-with/
 https://lse.lhcprocure.org.uk/who-we-work-with/
 https://www.scottishprocurement.scot/who-we-work-with/
 https://www.swpa.org.uk/who-we-work-with/
 https://www.welshprocurement.cymru/who-we-work-with/
 including, but not limited to Registered social landlords (RSL's), tenant management organisations (TMOs) and arm's length management organisations (ALMOs), local authorities and any subsidiaries and joint-venture vehicles of those local authorities, health authorities, councils, boards and trusts, publicly funded schools, universities and further education establishments, colleges, police forces, fire and rescue services or registered
 charities.
 LHC clients may add community benefit requirements in their call-off contracts from this Framework including but not limited to:
 - to generate employment and training opportunities for priority groups;
 - vocational training;
 - to up-skill the existing workforce;
 - equality and diversity initiatives;
 - to make sub-contracting opportunities available to SMEs, the third sector and supported businesses;
 - supply-chain development activity;
 - to build capacity in community organisations;
 - educational support initiatives.
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