title: Architect- Small

title: Civil and Structural- Small

description: The Framework is scheduled to commence on 1st November 2021 for an initial period of two years with an additional two optional twelve month extension periods. The University reserves the right to utilise the extension periods at its discretion, and on a lot by lot basis.

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Civil and Structural Engineer- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP.
 - provision of Civil & Structural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provide condition reports / structural assessments on existing fabric elements;
 - provide Civil & Structural advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices e.g. application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BREEAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Able to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Architect- Large

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Architect- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP.
 - Lead the Design Team;
 - provision of Architectural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - provision of Contract Administration Services when PM not appointed;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - reporting of building fabric elements;
 - provide architectural advice when requested;
 Common Across all Lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Building Services- Small

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Building Services- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP
 - provision of Mechanical & Electrical design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provide condition reports on existing Mechanical & Electrical installations;
 - provide mechanical and electrical advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Building Services- Large

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Building Services- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP
 - provision of Mechanical & Electrical design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provide condition reports on existing Mechanical & Electrical installations;
 - provide mechanical and electrical advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Civil and Structural Engineer- Large

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Civil and Structural Engineer- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP.
 - provision of Civil & Structural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provide condition reports / structural assessments on existing fabric elements;
 - provide Civil & Structural advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Building Surveying Services

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 - provision of Building Surveyor design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provide condition reports / assessments on existing fabric elements;
 - provide Building Surveyor advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP.
 - provision of Cost Consultant services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provision of Life Cycle Costing services;
 - provision of Costing services / advice where required;
 - provide advice on Contract and Procurement Strategies when requested;
 - provide Cost Consultant advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services- Large- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of over 4,000,000 GBP.
 - provision of Cost Consultant services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provision of Life Cycle Costing services;
 - provision of Costing services / advice where required;
 - provide advice on Contract and Procurement Strategies when requested;
 - provide Cost Consultant advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Project Management Services

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Project Management Services- for Projects of any value
 - Lead the Project / Design Team;
 - provision of Project Management services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - provide advice on Contract and Procurement Strategies when requested;
 - provide Project Management advice when requested;
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Sustainability Advisory Services

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Sustainability Advisor- for Projects of any value
 - Building Sustainability
 Provide sustainability services that advise on the technical systems and solutions and interventions that enable our built environment to respond to meet net zero targets for heat, power, adaptation, resource use, embodied carbon. New build, refurbishment, retrofit, urban realm.
 - Sustainable Design Guidance, Certification and Accreditation (Passivhaus, EnerPHit, Life Cycle Analysis, BIM, Circularity, Biophilia, Well Building, BREEAM);
 - GHG reporting and carbon accounting and forecasting. GHG protocol; Carbon Disclosure Project guidance; Science Based Targets guidance; PAS 2080; ACCA reporting; Global Reporting Index guidance; SDGs delivery;
 - Green Finance and Commercial Modelling for net zero and adaptation - Green investment models – blended debt and equity finance; green bonds, climate bonds; transformational finance for net zero and green infrastructure and adaptation.;
 - Sustainability Services – active travel and transport planning; climate risk assessment; green infrastructure deployment (green walls, green roofs, rain gardens design); circular economy and resource use management; sustainable procurement; sustainable consumption; ethical procurement guidance; sequestration and offsetting knowledge; ecology and biodiversity assessment
 Common across all lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Photographic Record/ Digital Imagery Services- for Projects of any value
 -	 Provision of Initial Dilapidation Survey record photographs prior to the commencement of construction activities.
 -	Provision of photographic record to allow monitoring of construction works progress, both internally and externally.
 -	Provision of Interior Finished Condition record photographs
 -	Provision of handover photographic record of building components (ie Fire Stopping)
 -	Supporting assessment of contract claims and valuation of works.
 -	Monitoring Quality of workmanship and identifying / resolving defects.
 -	Supporting the works contract by providing web based accessible video demonstrations of building systems and enhancing Operational & Maintenance Manuals.
 -	Assisting maintenance activities
 -	Provision of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Mapping, Condition Surveys and digital imagery.
 -	Provision of point cloud laser scanning to allow generation of plans and BIM model (Scan -to Plan & Scan to Model)
 -	Provision of point cloud laser scanning to allow generation colour image based navigation tools.
 -	Providing Information to a wider audience on works progress
 -	Providing support to the client in the generation of marketing and publicity
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Architect- Small

description:
The following Lot description includes an overview of the required services, please note this list is not fully exhaustive and is not limited to the below only;
 Architect- Small- for Projects with a Net Construction cost of up to 4,000,000 GBP.
 - Lead the Design Team;
 - provision of Architectural design services through the various RIBA stages of a project;
 - provision of Contract Administration Services;
 - development of feasibility studies and option appraisals;
 - reporting of building fabric elements;
 - provide architectural advice when requested
 Common Across all Lots:
 -	working collaboratively with the other design/ designers to deliver the clients end goal
 -	working in a live operation facilities maintaining ongoing operations
 -	delivering design services and or advisory services for New Build, Refurbishment, Conservation, Backlog Maintenance based projects, providing Laboratories / Research Facilities, Teaching Rooms, Office, Student Accommodation and Public Realm.
 -	Understanding of Sustainable construction and Net Zero solution and devices for example but not limited to the application of circular economy principles in construction and demolition design; climate adaptation risk assessment and green infrastructure solutions; embodied carbon reduction and calculation and reporting; PAS 2080 for infrastructure; PassiveHaus/EnerPHit design and delivery; Well Building design and certification; Biophilia; BRREAM in Use and SKA rating systems
 -	Understanding of whole life costing / life cycle costings
 -	The use of BIM in circular economy as a tool to reduce emissions
 -	Ability to apply soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management
 -	Develop designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions
 Further to the description of the selection criteria outlined above, full guidance and the minimum levels of standards required are outlined in the procurement documents contained within Public Contracts Scotland Tender (PCS-T) within the General Supplier Attachment Area. In particular document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

title: Framework Agreement for the provision of Construction and Sustainability Professional Services

description:
The University seeks to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision of design consultancy and advisory services for both construction and sustainability professional services.
 The University seeks consultant(s) who will work collaboratively with the University and other team members and comply with the University’s procedures to ensure that the following are achieved;
 -	The space and functionality standards are achieved
 -	The operational functionality meets or exceeds end users expectations
 -	Ensure the capital/maintenance project achieves best value and is delivered within the budget threshold
 -	Work with the University to ensure the whole life costs are affordable and provide life cycle costings
 -	Ensure the design is sustainable and meet or exceed the University’s sustainability targets
 -	Work with the Consultant to ensure the delivery of the project is achieved with minimal impact by the adoption of soft landing techniques.
 -	Use of Common Data Environments for design collaboration, contract administration and quality management, including BIM
 -	Development of designs which allow safe and easy maintenance solutions and will fully align with Estates Services design guides and other relevant user specifications
 This Framework Agreement is intended to comprise of 12 Lots, please refer to the Lot description for each Lot for full details.

description:
OHSAS 18001
 III.1.3) Technical and professional ability
 4D.1
 Where bidding organisations have migrated to ISO45001 from OHSAS 18001, this will be accepted.

description:
Amendment to Contract Notice
 Update to Section III.1.2 Economic and Financial Standing of the Contract Notice
 SPD 4B.4 Bidders are advised that financial information should be completed within the Financial Assessment Spreadsheet for the preceding 3 years audited accounts.
 SPD 4B.5.2 Motor Vehicle Insurance: 5,000,000 GBP for Property Damage, and unlimited in respect of Third Party Injury.
 Bidders are advised this insurance shall be required where it is applicable, if this insurance is not applicable such as noted above please note this within your response.
 If the bidder uses hire vehicles, please provide a copy of this insurance if available at the time of tender.
 Update to Section III.1.3 Technical and Professional Ability of the Contract Notice
 4C.6 Minimum Requirement
 Lot 10 Project Management:
 The University, as with a significant number of other public sector bodies will be utilising the NEC 4 suite of contracts to deliver the capital and maintenance projects through this framework. As a result we will require that the Lead Project Manager be suitably qualified and have successfully completed the NEC4 ECC Project Manager Accreditation. Alternatively where Project Managers do not hold the NEC4 accreditation, Project Managers can evidence the NEC3 equivalent and have or will be undergoing the NEC3 to NEC4 ECC Project Manager Accreditation extension within 5 years of obtaining the Accredited Project Manager status.
 Lot 11 Sustainability Advisor:
 The University acknowledge that practitioners in the Sustainability Advisory role may join this field through a number of varied routes for example, but not limited to Civil / Environmental Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a biology based scientific discipline. With this in mind bidders are required to demonstrate that the professional qualifications held by managerial staff are suitable educational qualifications, staff shall be Degree educated within an environmental or related engineering or science equivalent and may evidence Post Graduate qualifications in an environmental or related engineering or science equivalent along with appropriate professional qualifications and membership of suitable professional bodies such as chartered status as a CEnv Chartered Environmentalist.

description: January 2025

performanceTerms:
It is the University’s intention to utilise the NEC4 Framework Contract as supplemented and amended by the University’s Z Clauses- Additional conditions of contract. The Conditions of Contract will be included within Stage 2.
 It is anticipated that call off contracts under Lots 2, 4, 6, 9, 10 will be governed by NEC4 Professional Services Contract inclusive of Z Clauses.
 It is anticipated that call off contracts under Lots 1, 3, 5, 8 will be governed by NEC4 Professional Services Short Contract inclusive of Z Clauses.
 It is anticipated Lots 7,11 and 12 will use either set of Conditions dependent on suitability for the project.

reviewDetails:
An economic operator that suffers, or risks suffering, loss or damage attributable to a breach of duty under the Public Contracts (Scotland)
 Regulations 2015 (SSI 2015/446) (as amended) may bring proceedings to the Sheriff Court of the Court of Session.

minimum:
4B.1.2
 Candidates are required to have a minimum yearly “average” turnover of [Please refer to the list below for each Lot] for the past three years:
 - Lot 1: Architect - Small - 250,000 GBP
 - Lot 2: Architect – Large - 1,000,000 GBP
 - Lot 3: Building Services Engineer – Small -250,000 GBP
 - Lot 4: Building Services Engineer – Large - 1,000,000 GBP
 - Lot 5: Civil & Structural Engineer – Small - 250,000 GBP
 - Lot 6: Civil & Structural Engineer – Large - 500,000 GBP
 - Lot 7: Building Surveying Services - 250,000 GBP
 - Lot 8: Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services – Small - 250,000 GBP
 - Lot 9: Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services – Large - 1,000,000 GBP
 - Lot 10: Project Management - 1,000,000 GBP
 - Lot 11: Sustainability Advisor - 250,000 GBP
 - Lot 12: Photographic Record & Digital Imagery - 50,000 GBP
 4B.3
 Where turnover information is not available for the time period requested, the bidder will be required to state the date which they were set
 up or started trading.
 4B.4
 Due to the character limit within this contract notice, the information relating to minimum standard for this question is as stated in the procurement documents. Please refer to Financial Assessment- SPD- 4B.4 v1 to complete.
 4B.5.1a and 4B5.1b
 Due to the character limit within this contract notice, the information relating to minimum standard for this question in relation to Lot 12 is as stated in the procurement documents and section VI.3 Additional Information.
 The following insurance levels which are applicable to small lots:
 -	SPD 4B.5.1a: Professional Risk Indemnity - maintain a minimum indemnity limit of 2,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims.
 -	SPD 4B.5.1b: Employer’s (Compulsory) Liability: 5,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims;
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Public Liability: 5,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims;
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Product Liability: 5,000,000 GBP in the aggregate; and
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Motor Vehicle Insurance: 5,000,000 GBP for Property Damage, and unlimited in respect of Third Party Injury.
 The following insurance levels which are applicable to large lots:
 -	SPD 4B.5.1a: Professional Risk Indemnity - maintain a minimum indemnity limit of 5,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims.
 -	SPD 4B.5.1b: Employer’s (Compulsory) Liability: 10,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims;
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Public Liability: 10,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims;
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Product Liability: 10,000,000 GBP in the aggregate; and
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Motor Vehicle Insurance: 5,000,000 GBP for Property Damage, and unlimited in respect of Third Party Injury.
 The following insurance levels are applicable to Lot 5-Building Surveying Services and Lot 11- Sustainability advisor:
 -	 SPD 4B.5.1a: Professional Risk Indemnity - maintain a minimum indemnity limit of 1,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims.
 -	SPD 4B.5.1b: Employer’s (Compulsory) Liability: 5,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims;
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Public Liability: 5,000,000 GBP in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims;
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Product Liability: 5,000,000 GBP in the aggregate; and
 -	SPD 4B.5.2: Motor Vehicle Insurance: 5,000,000 GBP for Property Damage, and unlimited in respect of Third Party Injury.

description:
Please refer to these statements when completing section 4B of the SPD (Scotland)
 SPD (Scotland) questions included in this procurement are as follows:
 4B.1.2
 4B.1.3
 4B.3
 4B.4
 4B.4.1
 4B.5.1a
 4B.5.1b
 4B.5.2
 4B.5.3

minimum:
4C.1.2
 Bidders will be required to provide examples that demonstrate that they have the relevant experience to deliver the services/supplies as described in part II.2.4 of the Find a Tender Service Contract Notice or the relevant section of the Site Notice.
 For public supply and public service contracts only, please provide relevant examples of supplies and/or services carried out during the last three years as specified in the Contract Notice:
 (Examples from both public and/or private sector customers and clients may be provided)
 Candidates are required to review the document entitled UOS-18191-2020- SPD- 4C.1.2 Guidance and Template as referenced in part II.2.4 of the contract notice for full details of the minimum requirements. This document is contained on PCS-T.
 4C.6
 Lot 1: Architect - Small - RIBA, ARB, RIAS
 Lot 2: Architect – Large – RIBA, ARB, RIAS
 Lot 3: Building Services Engineer – Small -CIBSE
 Lot 4: Building Services Engineer – Large - CIBSE
 Lot 5: Civil & Structural Engineer – Small - MICE, IStructE
 Lot 6: Civil & Structural Engineer – Large – MICE, IStructE
 Lot 7: Building Surveying Services - MRICS
 Lot 8: Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services – MRICS
 Lot 9: Cost Consultant/ Quantity Surveying Services - MRICS
 Lot 10: Project Management – MRICS, MAPM
 Whereby the above qualifications have an equivalent and this can be evidenced as equivalent, this standard shall also be accepted upon review.
 4D.1
 Quality Management Procedures
 1. The bidder must hold a UKAS (or equivalent) accredited independent third party certificate of compliance in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001 (or equivalent),
 Health and Safety Procedures
 3. The bidder must hold a UKAS (or equivalent), accredited independent third party certificate of compliance in accordance with BS OHSAS 18001 (or equivalent) or have, within the last 12 months, successfully met the assessment requirements of a construction-related scheme in registered membership of the Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) forum.
 Please refer to the attachment entitled Contract Notice Additional Information for full details. This document is contained on PCS-T.
 4D.2
 1 The Bidder must hold a UKAS (or equivalent) accredited independent third party certificate of compliance with
 BS EN ISO 14001 (or equivalent) or a valid EMAS (or equivalent) certificate.
 Please refer to the attachment entitled Contract Notice Additional Information for full details. This document is contained on PCS-T.

description:
Please refer to these statements when completing section 4B of the SPD (Scotland)
 SPD (Scotland) questions included in this procurement are as follows:
 4C.1.2- 100%
 Scored as follows:
 4	Excellent response - is excellent overall and will include a balance of completely relevant elements of the Contract as specified (but not limited to the specifications)
 The response is comprehensive, unambiguous and demonstrates a thorough understanding of the requirement and provides details of how the requirement will be met in full
 3	Good response - is relevant and will include a balance of elements of the Contract as specified (but not limited to the specifications)
 The response is sufficiently detailed to demonstrate a good understanding and provides details on how the requirements will be fulfilled
 2	Acceptable response - will include some elements of the Contract as specified (but not limited to the specifications)
 The response addresses a broad understanding of the requirement but lacks details on how the requirement will be fulfilled
 1	Poor response - is partially relevant and will include few elements of the Contract as specified (but not limited to the specifications)
 The response addresses some elements of the requirement but contains insufficient/limited detail or explanation to demonstrate how the requirement will be fulfilled
 0	Unacceptable - Nil or inadequate response
 Fails to demonstrate an ability to meet the requirement
 4C.6- Pass/ Fail
 Scored as follows:
 Candidates who can confirm the above qualifications for the respective lots for which they are bidding shall receive a Pass.
 Those who are unable to confirm the above and provide the subsequent evidence shall be assessed as a Fail.
 4C.10- Not scored
 4D.1- Pass/ Fail
 4D.2- Pass/ Fail

University of Strathclyde

streetAddress: 40 George Street, Procurement Department

description: Education

streetAddress: Procurement Department, 16 Richmond Street

description: Education

description:
Additional Information to II.I.6
 The University has taken the decision to split the following disciplines into to ‘small’ and ‘large’ lots, Architectural Services (Lots 1 and 2), Building Services (Mechanical and Electrical Design Services) (Lots 3 and 4), Civil and Structural Services (Lots 5 and 6) and Cost Consultancy/ Quantity Surveying Services (Lots 8 and 9). The University has considered this as an appropriate structure for this framework with a view to promote and encourage participation from SME’s. This split is based on an estimate of the net construction value of projects with the small lots servicing projects based on an estimate of a net construction value of less than 4,000,000 GBP and the large lots servicing projects with an estimated net construction value of greater than 4,000,000 GBP.
 Additionally the University in accordance with Regulation 47(4) of the Public Contract (Scotland) Regulations 2015, shall reserve the right to restrict the maximum number of lots that a tenderer can be awarded to for the disciplines noted above. As a result a tenderer who bids for both lots in each of the following disciplines Architectural Services, Building Engineering Design Services, Civil and Structural Engineering Design Services and Cost Consultancy/ Quantity Surveying Services lots may only be awarded a place onto to one of either the small or large lots for that relevant discipline. Tenderers may however be awarded contracts for more than one discipline (for example they may be awarded onto the lot for Architectural Services (small lot) and Building Engineering Design Services (large lot). The mechanism to determine which lot the tenderer will be awarded should they be found to be the most economically advantageous across both lots in each of the relevant disciplines is to award places on the large lot for each of the relevant disciplines first and remove those who are also successful on the lower value lot.
 Please be advised bidders can bid across discipline where the bidding organisation has the capability to service multiple disciplines.
 Community Benefits:
 Full details of the community benefits that will apply to this contract will be provided at Stage 2. Bidders will be required to provide community benefits as part of this procurement exercise.
 Please refer to the document entitled Contract Notice Additional Information v1, this document is contained on PCS-T.
 (SC Ref:705841)


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currency: GBP

status: complete

description:
The aim of the project is to replace the existing aging St. Rognvald`s House Care Home in Kirkwall, Orkney with a new modern Care Facility to provide high dependency care for the elderly in Kirkwall and the surrounding areas of Orkney. This new accommodation, with a capacity for 40 residents, will be of a timber kit construction with strip foundations built to meet the requirements of current legislation and the Care Inspectorate, and cater for a high degree of physical frailty and dementia.
 The Care Facility is to be built on gently sloping green field site in Kirkwall, Orkney near to existing privately owned housing at Soulisquoy Loan and Glaitness Road, Kirkwall. Close by is also a leisure centre called Pickaquoy Centre. Works will also include the construction of a large SUDS basin on an adjacent green field site. The site is served from Soulisquoy Loan. Further details can be found in the Additional Documentation section of the Contract Notice.

Technical/ Quality

type: quality

Price

type: cost

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description:
This procurement will be conducted through the use of the Restricted Procedure. All queries and clarifications about this procurement must be made via the Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) messaging system.
 The process we will apply will be:
 - Statements including the specific requirements for Section C (Technical and Professional ability) of Part IV (Selection Criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) can be found within Appendix A to the Contract Notice.
 - Bidder's must pass the minimum standards sections of the SPD (Scotland).
 - Part III (Exclusion criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) will be scored on a pass/fail basis.
 - Section A (Suitability), Section B (Economic and financial standing) and Section D (Quality assurance schemes and environmental management standards) of Part IV (Selection criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) will all be scored on a pass/fail basis.
 - Section C (Technical and professional ability) of Part IV (Selection criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) will be scored in the following way:
 0 - Unacceptable. Nil or inadequate response. Fails to demonstrate previous experience/capacity/capability relevant to this criterion.
 1 - Poor. Response is partially relevant but generally poor. The response shows some elements of relevance to the criterion but contains insufficient/limited detail or explanation to demonstrate previous relevant experience/capacity/capability.
 2 - Acceptable. Response is relevant and acceptable. The response demonstrates broad previous experience, knowledge and skills/capacity/capability but may lack in some aspects of similarity e.g. previous experience, knowledge or skills may not be of a similar nature.
 3 - Good. Response is relevant and good. The response is sufficiently detailed to demonstrate a good amount of experience, knowledge or skills/capacity/capability relevant to providing similar services to similar clients.
 4 - Excellent. Response is completely relevant and excellent overall. The response is comprehensive, unambiguous and demonstrates thorough experience, knowledge or skills/capacity/capability relevant to providing similar services to similar clients.
 - The questions to be answered in Section C (Technical and professional ability) of Part IV (Selection criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) are set out in Appendix A to the Contract Notice and will be weighted in the following way:
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.1: 60%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.1.1: neither weighted nor scored
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.2: 2.5%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.2.1: 20%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.4: 5%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.8.1: 5%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.8.2: 5%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.9: 2.5%
 SPD (Scotland) Question 4C.10: neither weighted nor scored
 - The bidders must achieve the minimum score of 2 (Acceptable) for each weighted and scored question answer in Section C (Technical and professional ability) of Part IV (Selection criteria) of the SPD (Scotland).
 - The score obtained for each weighted and scored question answer will be divided by the maximum possible score (of 4) and multiplied by the above relevant weighting to derive the weighted score for each question. The aggregate of all weighted scores shall deliver a total weighted score out of 100%.
 - We will take the 6 highest scoring bidders through who have met the minimum standards and minimum scoring criteria and they will be invited to submit a tender. In the event of tie in the scores achieved, the contracting authority reserves the right to invite more than 6 compliant bidders to the next stage to submit a tender.
 - The shortlisted bidders will be required to produce all supporting documentary evidence and certificates before being taken through and invited to submit a tender as part of our due diligence process. If any of the shortlisted bidders are unable to provide this evidence, they will not be taken through to the next stage.

description: Land near Soulisquoy Loan, Kirkwall, Orkney, Scotland

scheme: CPV

title: 40-bed Kirkwall Care Facility, Orkney

title: 40-bed Kirkwall Care Facility, Orkney

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documentType: contractNotice

title: 1.01E 1-200 Floor Plan

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title: 1.03D Site Plan 1-250

title: 1.04A Typical Residential Wing

title: 1.05 Care Home Site Location Plan

title: 1.07 Site Plan 1-500 Existing

title: 1.08 Site Plan 1-500 Proposed

title: 1.09A Care Home Site Location Plan Proposed

title: 1.10C Elevations Sheet 1

title: 1.11B Elevations Sheet 2

title: 1.12B Elevations Sheet 3

title: 1.31E Elevations 1-200 1

title: 1.32E Elevations 1-200 2

title: Appendix A to the Contract Notice (40-bed Kirkwall Care Facility, Orkney 40-1230-P002)

title: 40-bed Kirkwall Care Facility, Orkney

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CELEX

performanceTerms: Contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental conditions.

procurementMethod: selective

type: suitability

description: Appendix A to the Contract Notice contains specific statements in relation to Section A (Suitability) of Part IV (Selection Criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) document that the bidders should use as guidance when completing the SPD (Scotland) for submission.

type: economic

description: Appendix A to the Contract Notice contains specific statements in relation to Section B (Economic and financial standing) of Part IV (Selection Criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) document that the bidders should use as guidance when completing the SPD (Scotland) for submission.

type: technical

description: Appendix A to the Contract Notice contains specific statements in relation to Section C (Technical and professional ability) and Section D (Quality assurance schemes and environmental management standards) of Part IV (Selection Criteria) of the SPD (Scotland) document that the bidders should use as guidance when completing the SPD (Scotland) for submission.

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Orkney Islands Council

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Kirkwall

postalCode: KW15 1NY

streetAddress: Council Offices, School Place

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: Orkney Islands Council

Kirkwall Sheriff Court

postalCode: KW15 1PD

streetAddress: Watergate

legalName: Kirkwall Sheriff Court

Orkney Islands Council

description: General public services

R Clouston ltd

locality: Orkney

postalCode: KW15 1RE

streetAddress: 10 Grainshore Drive, Kirkwall

scale: sme

legalName: R Clouston ltd

status: active

description:
The Award Criteria, as per Section II.2.5 of the Contract Notice, relates to the Invitation to Tender (ITT) stage of this restricted procedure procurement. The specific Award Criteria questions and scoring methodology will be published in the ITT documentation.
 Tenderers should complete the SPD (Scotland) document contained within the SPD Module attached to this notice. Appendix A is also attached to this Contract Notice to provide further guidance on how to complete the SPD.
 Bidders must provide a separate SPD response from any entities, this could include participants such as consortium members, etc., upon whose capability and/or capacity the main bidder relies upon in order to meet any aspect of Part IV (Selection criteria) of the SPD (Scotland). In this case, these entities must complete the relevant parts of an SPD (Scotland) to self-declare whether there are grounds for their exclusion and provide details of how they meet the required selection criteria.
 The Council reserves the right to cancel the procurement at any stage and not award a Contract. The expenditure, work or effort undertaken by bidders prior to the award of any Contract is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of bidders.
 Late submissions/tenders will not be considered by the Council.
 An economic operator that suffers, or risks suffering loss or damage attributable to a breach of duty under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 may bring proceedings in the Sheriff Court or Court of Session.
 Under this procurement the contractor will be required to provide community benefits that supports the Council’s economic and social regeneration objectives relating to participation in skills development, training and employment initiatives, supply-chain initiatives, minimising environmental impacts and other added value contributions. Accordingly, contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental conditions.
 (SC Ref:705777)

initiationType: tender

scheme: EU-OJ


status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

status: cancelled

description:
Seeking suitable Groundwork Contractors to provide skilled services to restore apportionment of degraded peatland.
 This project relates to the approx. 40 hectare Lochend Grazing, HU41985031 adjacent to Taits Park (PA 501284) . Of this 40 ha 39.26 hectares will require restoration work. It is anticipated that work will start on site late summer (subject to breeding birds) and be finished by mid march 2022.
 Please note: Project is conditional on funding approval from Peatland Action.. Tenderers should be aware that this Contract is dependent on Funding being achieved.

type: price

description: Lochend, Girlsta, Shetland Islands

title: Peatland restoration Project, Lochend, Girlsta, Shetland Islands

description: Tender procurement process for proposed peatland restoration at Lochend, Girlsta, Shetland Islands

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

title: Lochend 2021 Peatland Restoration Statement of Requirements

format: application/msword

title: Lochend Site Boundary

format: image/png

title: Additional information

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

description: Obligation to indicate the names and professional qualifications of the staff assigned to performing the contract.

mainProcurementCategory: services

submissionMethodDetails: Garthspool

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

Shetland Amenity Trust

locality: Lerwick

postalCode: ZE1 0NY

streetAddress: Garthspool

description: Environmental protection

legalName: Shetland Amenity Trust

Lerwick Sheriff Court

postalCode: ZE1 0HD

streetAddress: King Erik St

legalName: Lerwick Sheriff Court

Shetland Amenity Trust

description: Environmental protection

description:
Please see details in Statement of Requirements. Tenderers should be aware that this Contract is dependent on Funding being achieved.
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site
 (SC Ref:707109)


description: May be required to carry out work/ reach milestones

description:
CivTech’s mission is to drive daring and innovation in the public sector by collaboratively solving challenges that make people’s lives better – and in doing so create generations of sustainable, high growth businesses.
 CivTech brings together public sector expertise and private sector innovation to solve real problems, develop new products, and deliver better, faster and easier services for everyone. Central to the approach is co-production with the citizen.
 Part of the Scottish Government’s Digital Directorate, CivTech’s approach is helping transform public sector engagement with tech and innovation, delivering significant benefits to public services, producing genuine uplifts for the Scottish economy - and along the way, making lives better.
 Across the country there are problems public sector organisations would like to solve and in the current environment the need for smart, efficient and effective products has never been greater. The Scottish Government is aware innovation is a good way to create them and is committed to ensuring a large part of its tech spend goes to smaller, innovative businesses. This is where CivTech comes in.
 The CivTech Innovation Flow is designed to create products as quickly and effectively as possible, and uses a true Accelerator model at the heart of its Innovation Flow model. For you – whether you’re an individual, team or company – it’s an opportunity to take on a Challenge, solve it, and win contracts with a blue-chip public sector organisation. You’ll build a product, and a business to take it as far as possible. Because here’s the kicker: the Challenges we issue aren’t ‘single organisation’ problems – most exist worldwide.
 In short: Open Challenges are set. Any organisation, team or individual can respond. Applications are assessed, and shortlisted proposals go into an Exploration Stage where they’re developed further [for which participating applicants are paid]. The best go through to the Accelerator – a period of intensive work to create the solution, and through CivTech’s unique business workshop system, a business capable of taking the product to the world.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/civtech-6-how-to-apply

region: UKM

title: How do we better understand supply and demand of school age childcare in communities?

description:
Our challenge is data-focussed, relating to a high profile new commitment for this parliamentary term to design and build an accessible, affordable and flexible system of school age childcare provision in Scotland.
 In order to design a system that works for most people we need to understand what children’s and parent’s needs are in relation to childcare (as well as access to activities).
 We also need to understand the school age childcare landscape better: What’s currently happening? What are children doing round about the school day? How much of this is related to childcare needs and how dependent is this on the range of resources available within a community? How are choices limited by cost, location or accessibility challenges?
 Data is central to this challenge because of the complexities of different families’ needs, and the range of different possible providers, but a snap shot in time of data will not solve this challenge alone. To help us to design a sustainable policy approach in this area we want a solution which helps us to understand both the national picture and what school age childcare needs are at a community level, and on an ongoing basis. We would like to explore solutions which can build on the baseline of understanding we already have, and then both inform our future policy approach and ultimately help us design a system in which local providers understand demand in the communities they serve, and families can access local school age childcare which meets their needs.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/civtech-6-how-to-apply

title: Advert Information

title: Guidance Note for Terms and Conditions

title: Scorecard

title: Application Form

title: Accelerator Terms and Conditions

title: Exploration Terms and Conditions

title: Instructions for submitting proposals

title: Mandatory Exclusion Form

title: Advert Information

title: Q&A Session recording

acceleratedRationale: The procedure is fully electronic and responses are required by a specific date to meet deadlines for project delivery

description: Our online submission system at publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk will be offline for maintenance this evening so, to avoid any issues with your applications, we are extending the CivTech 6 deadline to noon on Monday 12 July.

label: Time limit

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

procurementMethod: open

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Scottish Government

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody mediationBody reviewContactPoint

locality: Glasgow

postalCode: G2 8LU

streetAddress: 5 Atlantic Quay, 150 Broomielaw

id: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

description: General public services

legalName: Scottish Government

Edinburgh Sheriff Court

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH1 1LB

streetAddress: Sheriff Clerk's Office, PO Box 23, 1 Carlton Place

legalName: Edinburgh Sheriff Court

Scottish Government

postalCode: G2 8EA

streetAddress: 4 Atlantic Quay, 70 York St

description: General public services

Caerus Opportunities Limited

region: UK

locality: Fintry

postalCode: Dundee

streetAddress: c/o FCSS, Fintry Road

legalName: Caerus Opportunities Limited

Edinburgh Sheriff Court

roles: reviewBody reviewContactPoint

description:
Suppliers are asked to read all the attached documentation, which will provide detailed information.
 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 problem
 (SC Ref:701868)


description: Potential extensions to complete work and/or milestones

description:
About CivTech
 CivTech’s mission is to drive daring and innovation in the public sector by collaboratively solving challenges that make people’s lives better – and in doing so create generations of sustainable, high growth businesses.
 CivTech brings together public sector expertise and private sector innovation to solve real problems, develop new products, and deliver better, faster and easier services for everyone. Central to the approach is co-production with the citizen.
 Part of the Scottish Government’s Digital Directorate, CivTech’s approach is helping transform public sector engagement with tech and innovation, delivering significant benefits to public services, producing genuine uplifts for the Scottish economy - and along the way, making lives better.
 Across the country there are problems public sector organisations would like to solve and in the current environment the need for smart, efficient and effective products has never been greater. The Scottish Government is aware innovation is a good way to create them and is committed to ensuring a large part of its tech spend goes to smaller, innovative businesses. This is where CivTech comes in.
 The CivTech Innovation Flow is designed to create products as quickly and effectively as possible, and uses a true Accelerator model at the heart of its Innovation Flow model. For you – whether you’re an individual, team or company – it’s an opportunity to take on a Challenge, solve it, and win contracts with a blue-chip public sector organisation. You’ll build a product, and a business to take it as far as possible. Because here’s the kicker: the Challenges we issue aren’t ‘single organisation’ problems – most exist worldwide.
 In short: Open Challenges are set. Any organisation, team or individual can respond. Applications are assessed, and shortlisted proposals go into an Exploration Stage where they’re developed further [for which participating applicants are paid]. The best go through to the Accelerator – a period of intensive work to create the solution, and through CivTech’s unique business workshop system, a business capable of taking the product to the world.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/

title: How can tech help manage traffic and road infrastructure used by commercial operations in rural and remote communities?

description:
In rural and remote Scotland, commercial operations in primary industries provide many jobs and benefits to local communities, their economies and way of life.
 But those rural and remote communities are often served by single track roads, and this can cause problems when the public road infrastructure is overwhelmed by peak or sustained commercial use, or by the flow of seasonal visitors. These can negatively impact not just the residents of those communities, but also visitors, customers, other businesses, and the provision of emergency services. They can also impact detrimentally on the environment.
 We want to make road use as effective as possible for all – efficient for the businesses involved, and also safer and less disruptive to the communities that support and rely on them, and the visitors that use them.
 Our use case is Balquhidder, a small community some 10 miles north west of Callander at the head of Loch Voil. Balquhidder’s main artery is a single track Class C road, and it – along with other roads around the community - needs to meet the demands of significant and sustained use from residents, farm machinery, hospitality businesses, visitors and large forestry haulage vehicles. In this regard, forestry activity involving heavy machinery is likely to be extensive and sustained for the next 20 years across multiple sites in the area, using all the roads.
 So how can tech help manage traffic and road infrastructure used by commercial operations in rural and remote communities?
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/

title: Advert Information

title: Guidance Note for Terms and Conditions

title: Scorecard

title: Application Form

title: Accelerator Terms and Conditions

title: Exploration Terms and Conditions

title: Instructions for submitting proposals

title: Mandatory Exclusion Form

title: Advert Information

title: Question Document

Stirling Council

locality: Stirling

postalCode: FK8 2ET

streetAddress: Strategic Commissioning, Old Viewforth

description: General public services

legalName: Stirling Council

description: General public services

Digital Reflections Ltd

locality: Dunfermline

postalCode: KY12 7QQ

streetAddress: 10 Moulin Way

legalName: Digital Reflections Ltd

description:
Suppliers are asked to read all the attached documentation, which will provide detailed information.
 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 problem
 (SC Ref:701900)


description: potential extensions to complete work/milestones

description:
About CivTech
 CivTech’s mission is to drive daring and innovation in the public sector by collaboratively solving challenges that make people’s lives better – and in doing so create generations of sustainable, high growth businesses.
 CivTech brings together public sector expertise and private sector innovation to solve real problems, develop new products, and deliver better, faster and easier services for everyone. Central to the approach is co-production with the citizen.
 Part of the Scottish Government’s Digital Directorate, CivTech’s approach is helping transform public sector engagement with tech and innovation, delivering significant benefits to public services, producing genuine uplifts for the Scottish economy - and along the way, making lives better.
 Across the country there are problems public sector organisations would like to solve and in the current environment the need for smart, efficient and effective products has never been greater. The Scottish Government is aware innovation is a good way to create them and is committed to ensuring a large part of its tech spend goes to smaller, innovative businesses. This is where CivTech comes in.
 The CivTech Innovation Flow is designed to create products as quickly and effectively as possible, and uses a true Accelerator model at the heart of its Innovation Flow model. For you – whether you’re an individual, team or company – it’s an opportunity to take on a Challenge, solve it, and win contracts with a blue-chip public sector organisation. You’ll build a product, and a business to take it as far as possible. Because here’s the kicker: the Challenges we issue aren’t ‘single organisation’ problems – most exist worldwide.
 In short: Open Challenges are set. Any organisation, team or individual can respond. Applications are assessed, and shortlisted proposals go into an Exploration Stage where they’re developed further [for which participating applicants are paid]. The best go through to the Accelerator – a period of intensive work to create the solution, and through CivTech’s unique business workshop system, a business capable of taking the product to the world.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved:
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/

title: How do we better plan, manage and respond to the experiences of both people coming to ‘visitor hotspots’ in rural and remote locations, and the communities in the area?

description:
Covid-19 restrictions mean that infrastructure designed for visitors and communities near to “visitor hotspots” in rural and remote areas can be overwhelmed, as was experienced throughout 2020.
 In Scotland, local authorities and other public services anticipate sustained demand on infrastructure, teams, volunteers and resources. The experiences of visitors and residents are all impacted by public services that provide infrastructure for transport and parking, camping, littering and waste management, leisure, health and safety.
 There is an opportunity to develop technology that can help create positive experiences for visitors and local communities while also contributing to sustainable tourism and the wellbeing including economic benefits of rural and remote communities.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved.
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/

title: Advert Information

title: Guidance note for terms and conditions

title: Scorecard

title: Application Form

title: Accelerator Terms and Conditions

title: Exploration Terms and Conditions

title: Instructions for submitting proposals

title: Mandatory Exclusion Form

title: Summary of Q&A recording session

Perth & Kinross Council

locality: Perth

postalCode: PH1 5PH

streetAddress: 2 High Street

description: General public services

legalName: Perth & Kinross Council

description: Education

description: General public services

Whereverly Limited

postalCode: EH3 7LB

streetAddress: 2 Walker Street

legalName: Whereverly Limited

description:
Suppliers are asked to read all the attached documentation, which will provide detailed information.
 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 problem
 (SC Ref:701918)


description: potential extensions to compete work/milestones

title: How can we create the most local and best possible user experience for people engaging with the Citizens Advice Scotland network?

description:
As its name suggests, members of Citizens Advice Scotland provide advice to people across Scotland, across a wide range of topics and communities . Much of this help has been traditionally face to face, but the organisation has been developing online services for some years. However the pandemic has accelerated our digital transformation, and we want to build the best services we possibly can whilst ensuring advice is delivered as locally as possible
 Building on our experience of launching the national Scottish Citizen Advice Helpline (SCAH) service, which went live on 14 April 2020, we want to enable everyone wishing to use our services, irrespective of the way they contact us [phone, chat or website] to benefit a national portal that consistently, effectively and automatically routes them to the right local CAB advisers. This would not only ensure that the chances of an allocation of a local advisor the default and enables more local deployment of advisors,. In the first instance, we want to focus on streamlining the help available for those in debt including advice on benefits and employment.
 So how can tech help us create the best possible user experience for people engaging with the Citizens Advice Scotland network?
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved.
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/

title: Advert Information

title: Guidance note for Terms and Conditions

title: Scorecard

title: Application Form

title: Exploration Terms and Conditions

title: Instructions for submitting proposals

title: Accelerator Terms and Conditions

title: Mandatory Exclusion Form

title: Link to view the Challenge Q&A session.

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS)

postalCode: EH7 4GB

streetAddress: Broadside, Powderhall Road

description: General public services

legalName: Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS)

description: General public services

SIDE Labs

locality: London

postalCode: W3 7TF

streetAddress: 41 Dordrecht Rd, London

legalName: SIDE Labs

description:
Suppliers are asked to read all the attached documentation, which will provide detailed information.
 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 problem
 (SC Ref:701882)


description:
About CivTech
 CivTech’s mission is to drive daring and innovation in the public sector by collaboratively solving Challenges that make people’s lives better – and in doing so create generations of sustainable, high growth businesses.
 CivTech brings together public sector expertise and private sector innovation to solve real problems, develop new products, and deliver better, faster and easier services for everyone. Central to the approach is co-production with the citizen.
 Part of the Scottish Government’s Digital Directorate, CivTech’s approach is helping transform public sector engagement with tech and innovation, delivering significant benefits to public services, producing genuine uplifts for the Scottish economy - and along the way, making lives better.
 Across the country there are problems public sector organisations would like to solve and in the current environment the need for smart, efficient and effective products has never been greater. The Scottish Government is aware innovation is a good way to create them and is committed to ensuring a large part of its tech spend goes to smaller, innovative businesses. This is where CivTech comes in.
 The CivTech Innovation Flow is designed to create products as quickly and effectively as possible, and uses a true Accelerator model at the heart of its Innovation Flow model. For you – whether you’re an individual, team or company – it’s an opportunity to take on a Challenge , solve it, and win contracts with a blue-chip public sector organisation. You’ll build a product, and a business to take it as far as possible. Because here’s the kicker: the Challenges we issue aren’t ‘single organisation’ problems – most exist worldwide.
 In short: Open Challenges are set. Any organisation, team or individual can respond. Applications are assessed, and shortlisted proposals go into an Exploration Stage where they’re developed further [for which participating applicants are paid]. The best go through to the Accelerator – a period of intensive work to create the solution, and through CivTech’s unique business workshop system, a business capable of taking the product to the world.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/civtech-6-how-to-apply

title: How can tech help make public sector data easy to find?

description:
Our Challenge is to help make public sector data easier to find. We want to help people find data using simple search terms without needing to know the specific name of the data, who owns it and where it might be published.
 Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved.
 https://www.civtechalliance.org/civtech-6-how-to-apply

title: Advert Information

title: Guidance note to be read with terms and conditions

title: Scorecard

title: Application form

title: Accelerator Terms and Conditions

title: Exploration Terms and Conditions

title: Instructions for submitting proposals

title: Mandatory Exclusion Form

title: Q&A Session Summary

Scottish Government

description: General public services

description: General public services

Dtime Limited

locality: London, England

postalCode: WC2H 9JQ

streetAddress: 71-75 Shelton Street,  , Covent Garden

legalName: Dtime Limited

description:
Suppliers are asked to read all the attached documentation, which will provide detailed information.
 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 problem
 (SC Ref:701873)


status: planned

description:
Renfrewshire Council intend to seek the appointment of a Multi-Disciplinary Design Team (MDDT) for a major capital project in the creation of a new Paisley Grammar High School, the school will be of a passivhaus standard and consisting of both a school and public community spaces.
 The MDDT will be required to follow the stages of the RIBA Plan of Work 2020.
 At this stage, the strategy for the procurement of the project is still being developed and the Contracting Authority is seeking to engage with the market. It is anticipated that a Competitive Procedure with Negotiation (CPN) procurement route will be adopted for the appointment of a Multi-Disciplinary Design Team (MDDT).
 It is anticipated that the Contract Notice will be published in September 2021. The purpose of the Prior Information Notice (PIN) is to gauge the markets readiness and ability to deliver the requirements.
 This PIN is for market research purposes only and is not a call for competition.
 Renfrewshire Council will not be responsible to meet the costs of respondent’s involvement in this market consultation.. Interested parties are asked to complete and submit the attached questionnaire.
 Market Engagement Dates are to be confirmed.

description: Paisley, Renfrewshire

title: Multi-Disciplinary Design Team

title: MDDT Market Engagement PIN

title: Market Engagement Questionnaire

title: Presentation from 24th August

title: FAQ from Market Engagement Sessions

Renfrewshire Council

locality: Paisley

postalCode: PA1 1JB

streetAddress: Renfrewshire House, Cotton Street

description: Recreation, culture and religion

description: General public services

legalName: Renfrewshire Council

title: Multi-Disciplinary Design Team

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

description:
Completed questionnaires should be returned to megan.boyle@renfrewshire.gov.uk by midnight on 18th August 2021
 All respondents will receive an invite to the open engagement event, date to be confirmed, which will include a presentation from the Project Team and general questions and answers. Subject to the number of organisations who, in their completed questionnaires, express an interest in one-to-one discussions with the project team (date to be confirmed), slots will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
 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=657234.
 (SC Ref:657234)


name: Access Contracting Ltd t/a Access Testing

description: In line with 72 - Modification of Contracts During their Term, of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, this Contract may be modified without a new procurement procedure in accordance with this Part in some cases.

description: Initial two-year term with an option to extend up to two additional 12 month periods. It is anticipated and at the sole discretion of the University, that they may align the next generation of this contract with their financial year which starts on 1 Aug each year. So, the last extension may accommodate this by being only 11 months in duration.

description: The University has awarded a Contract for Safety Access Systems Maintenance & Repairs (UOS-14013-2021).

description: University of Strathclyde.

title: Safety Access Systems Maintenance and Repairs

description:
Annual Maintenance contract of campus wide safety access systems including eye bolts, abseil points and latch way systems. Eye bolts and latch ways require inspection and maintenance on an annual basis. Abseil points require testing every six months. For full details of the equipment on the campus can be found in document called Appendix C Specification.
 Please note for this tender opportunity site visits will be available on the afternoon Thursday 1 July 2-3pm and Friday 2 July from 10-11am ONLY. The tenderers must notify UoS through the messaging board NO LATER than Tuesday 29 June if you want to attend one of the site visits options. Included in that notification must be the attendees name and mobile number.

streetAddress: McCance Builing,16 Richmond Street, Glasgow, G1 1XQ

description: All tenders will be opened in a secure location and witnessed by members of the corporate procurement team

performanceTerms: The technical lead will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the contract. They will be responsible for communication with the supplier and ensuring appropriate risk and contract management will be undertaken throughout the duration of the contract. KPI’s will address measurable deliverables such as health and safety practices on site, repair response times, adherence to maintenance schedules, timely delivery of required refresher training courses and detailed drawings provided for any new fittings.

reviewDetails: An economic operator that suffers, or risks suffering, loss or damage attributable to a breach of duty under the Public Contract (Scotland) Regulations 2015 (SSI2015/446) as amended) may bring proceedings to the Sheriff Court or the Court of Session.

minimum:
SPD 4B.1.2 The bidder will be required to have an average yearly turnover of a minimum of 250,000 GBP for the last 2 years.
 SPD 4B.5.1 It is a requirement of this contract that Tenderers hold, or can commit to obtain prior to the start date of the contract, the types and levels of insurance indicated below:
 Professional Risk Indemnity: Maintain a minimum indemnity limit of GBP 2 million in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims.
 Employer's (Compulsory) Liability: Maintain a minimum indemnity limit of GBP 5 million in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims.
 Public Liability: Maintain a minimum indemnity limit of GBP 5 million in respect of each claim, and without limit to the number of claims.
 Product Liability: Maintain a minimum indemnity limit of GBP 5 million in the aggregate.

description:
SPD 4B.1.2 The Bidder should provide its average yearly turnover
 SPD 4B.5.1 The Bidder confirms they already have or can commit to obtain prior to the commencement of the contract, the levels of insurance listed

minimum:
SPD 4C.1.2 Tenderers are required to provide three examples of works carried out in the past three years that demonstrate they have carried out testing to buildings similar to our own e.g. large commercial buildings, hospitals, aircraft hangers, schools or colleges and have tested both class A eyebolts and Class C flexible cable fall restraint systems. Failure to demonstrate this would result in a fail.
 SPD 4C.6 Technicians must be fully trained and certified to install and/or test the EN795 Class A1/A2, B, C, D & E fall arrest/restraint systems for MSA Latchways and 3M fall protection systems.
 NOTE: Tenderers should have at least two technicians who can install and two who can test, these can be the same persons.
 SPD 4C.10 Please provide details of the proportion (i.e percentage) of the contract that you intend to subcontract:
 SPD 4D.1 UKAS (or equivalent) certificate of compliance in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001 (or equivalent) OR their own documented policy.
 UKAS (or equivalent) certificate of compliance in accordance with BS OHSAS 18001 (or equivalent) OR within the last 12 months, met the requirements of a construction-related scheme in registered membership of the Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) forum OR their own documented policy. Full detail provided within the document "Appendix L - Contract Notice Additional Information" available within the ITT on PCS-Tender (PCS-T).
 SPD 4D.2 UKAS (or equivalent) certificate of compliance in accordance with BS EN ISO 14001 (or equivalent) OR a valid EMAS (or equivalent) certificate OR their own documented policy. Full detail provided within the document "Appendix L - Contract Notice Additional Information" available within the ITT on PCS-Tender (PCS-T).

description:
SPD 4C.1.2 For public supply and public service contracts only, please provide relevant examples of supplies and/or services carried out during the last three years
 SPD 4C.6 The following educational and professional qualifications are held by the service provider or the contractor itself
 SPD 4C.10 Maintenance and inspection services under the contract should not be sub-contracted. Sub-contractors may be called upon for remedial works and installations if required. The form of sub-contractor collateral warranties will be required to be provided at the time of services if subcontracting is required. UoS reserves the right to exclude any tenderer who does not meet the above requirements.
 SPD 4D.1 Will the bidder be able to produce certificates drawn up by independent bodies attesting that the bidder complies with the required quality assurance standards, including accessibility for disabled persons?
 SPD 4D.2 Will the bidder be able to produce certificates drawn up by independent bodies attesting that the bidder complies with the required environmental management systems or standards?

University of Strathclyde

postalCode: G1 1QE

streetAddress: 40 George Street, Procurement Department

description: Education

legalName: University of Strathclyde

Glasgow Sheriff Court

legalName: Glasgow Sheriff Court

University of Strathclyde

postalCode: G1 1XQ

streetAddress: Procurement Department, 16 Richmond Street

description: Education

locality: Sheffield

postalCode: S9 2RX

streetAddress: Unit 34, Jessops Riverside, 800 Brightside Lane

name: Glasgow Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

postalCode: G5 9DA

streetAddress: 1 Carlton Place

description:
In line with 72 - Modification of Contracts during their Term, of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, this Contract may be modified without a new procurement procedure in accordance with this Part in some cases.
 (SC Ref:705853)


description: Delivery of Social Services and Healthcare at SCQF Level 9 and/or Care Services Leadership and Management at SCQF Level 10.

title: Invitation to Quote

title: ABC General Conditions of Contract

Argyll & Bute Council

locality: Lochgilphead

postalCode: PA31 8RT

streetAddress: Kilmory

description: General public services

legalName: Argyll & Bute Council

name: Oban Sheriff and Justice of the Peace Court

locality: Oban

description: General public services

Edinburgh College

postalCode: EH11 4DE

streetAddress: Edinburgh College, Sighthill Campus, Bankhead Avenue

scale: large

legalName: Edinburgh College

description: (SC Ref:685814)


name: The Scottish Commission for Public Audit

description:
The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body, on behalf of the Scottish Commission for Public Audit requires a contractor to audit the accounts of Audit Scotland on an annual basis, as defined in the Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000.
 The Contractor may be required to carry out examinations into Economy, Efficiency and Effectiveness or other audit needs as required.
 The Contractor must have experience of auditing annual accounts within a public sector context and must not carry out audits on behalf of Audit Scotland for the duration of the contract as this constitutes as a conflict of interest.

title: Auditor for Public Scotland

description:
The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body on behalf of the Scottish Commission for Public Audit requires a Contractor to audit the accounts of Audit Scotland on an annual basis, as defined in the Public Finance and Accountability Act 2000.
 The Contractor may also be required to carry out examinations into Economy, Efficiency and Effectiveness or other audit needs as required.
 The Contractor must have experience of auditing annual accounts within a public sector context and must not carry out audits on behalf of Audit Scotland for the duration of the contract. The audits are expected to start year end March 2022.

postalCode: EH99 1SP

streetAddress: The Scottish Parliament, Procurement Services

title: Auditor for Public Scotland

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=659041.
 (SC Ref:659041)


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

title: Blood Collection Tubes

description: This is for a range of Blood Collection Tubes which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

title: Blood Collection Needles

description: This is for a range of Blood Collection Needles which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

title: Winged Blood Collection Sets

description: This is for a range of Winged Blood Collection Sets which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

title: Accessories (Adaptors, Holders and Toruniquets)

description: This is for a range of Accessories covering Adaptors, Holders and Tourniquets)which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

title: Safety Blood Lancets (Neonatal)

description: This is for a range of Safety Blood Lancets (neonatal) which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

description: This is for a range of Safety Lancets (Paediatric & Adult) which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

title: Safety Winged Infusion Sets

description: This is for a range of Safety Winged Infusion Sets which are used across all acute sites in NHS Scotland. The intention will be for these products to be purchased by the NDC (National Distribution Centre) for onward delivery across Scotland. Further details will be issued when the ITT is issued later in 2021.

title: Evacuated Blood Systems Including Safety Lancets

description:
This is for the supply of the following products to NHS Scotland via the NDC (National Distribution Centre, Canderside)
 It will cover the following range of commodities:
 Blood Collection Tubes
 Blood Collection Needles
 Winged Blood Collection Sets
 Accessories such as Adaptors, Holders and Tourniquets
 Safety Blood Lancets (Neonatal)
 Safety Blood Lancets (Paediatric & Adult)
 Safety Winged Infusion Sets
 Please note that these Lot configuration's are subject to change.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

postalCode: EH12 9EB

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

description: Health

description: General public services

description:
Please note that this Lot structure is subject to change and upon agreement with internal and external stakeholders across NHS Scotland.
 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=659066.
 (SC Ref:659066)


description: Widen and improve Shore Street to the east of the Harbour, construct a Public Promenade on the seaward face of the improved road, and build a Shore Quay with associated pontoon installation enabling works and dredging in the Inner Harbour area at the east side of Ullapool Pier. Refer also to the Description of Works in the SPD Briefing Information Document.

variantPolicy: allowed

description: Ullapool

title: Ullapool Harbour & Shore Street Improvements

title: SPD Briefing Information

Ullapool Harbour

locality: Ullapool

postalCode: IV26 2XL

streetAddress: The Pier, Shore Street

legalName: Ullapool Harbour

Wallace Stone LLP

locality: Dingwall

postalCode: IV15 9HA

streetAddress: Wallace Stone LLP, Royal Bank Buildings

Sheriff Court

postalCode: EH1 1LB

streetAddress: 27 Chambers Street

legalName: Sheriff Court

RJ McLeod (Contractors) Ltd

postalCode: G32 8XT

streetAddress: 2411 London Road

legalName: RJ McLeod (Contractors) Ltd

Sheriff Court

locality: Inverness

postalCode: IV1 1AH

streetAddress: The Inverness Justice Centre, Longman Road

description: (SC Ref:705662)


description:
The Scottish Wide-Area network (SWAN) Replacement Procurement is an initiative supported by over 90 public sector organisations within Scotland that procure services under the existing SWAN framework agreement. There are now around 6,020 sites connected to the single broadband network.
 The Programme supports the McClelland review of Scottish Public Sector ICT Infrastructure recommendation for the delivery of a single public services communications network infrastructure for Scotland and builds on the cross sector collaboration established over the duration of the existing SWAN framework contract.
 The current SWAN framework is due to expire in April 2023 and participating authorities have agreed that the framework needs to be replaced before March 2023 to ensure continuity of networking services.
 The high-level scope of the SWAN Replacement Procurement is defined as the acquisition of Wide Area Network and all services currently available under the existing SWAN framework, which can be used by potentially all public sector organisations in Scotland and initially by the participating authorities (as existing SWAN Members). The procurement scope is envisaged to include the following key elements:
 - the future WAN requirements of the participating authorities; and
 - additional service requirements of the participating authorities (to include LAN, voice, and IoT services).. The questionnaire asks suppliers to identify the services currently available in the marketplace and the anticipated direction of future market development. The questionnaire can be obtained from this PCS site.
 Suppliers who complete and return the questionnaire by 12:00 noon on Monday 30/08/2021 will be invited to a briefing session with NSS to be held on the afternoon of 07/09/2021.

title: SWAN Re-procurement

title: PIN questionnaire

description:
The Scottish Wide-Area network (SWAN) Replacement Procurement is an initiative supported by over 90 public sector organisations within Scotland that procure services under the existing SWAN framework agreement. There are now around 6,020 sites connected to the single broadband network. The framework now needs to be replaced before March 2023 to ensure continuity of networking services.
 The purpose of this notice is to make interested parties aware of the forthcoming re-procurement of the SWAN framework and to enable interested parties to engage with NHS National Services Scotland through a short questionnaire and a market briefing session (see section VI.3 below).

description: Health

description: General public services

legalName: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) ("NSS")

title: SWAN Re-procurement

description:
The questionnaire asks suppliers to identify the services currently available in the marketplace and the anticipated direction of future market development.
 The questionnaire asks suppliers to identify the services currently available in the marketplace and the anticipated direction of future market development. The questionnaire can be obtained from this PCS site.
 Suppliers who complete and return the questionnaire by 12:00 noon on Monday 30/08/2021 will be invited to a briefing session with NSS to be held on the afternoon of 07/09/2021.
 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=659308.
 (SC Ref:659308)