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The Scottish Government is extending its Grant Fund Manager Dynamic Purchasing System, inviting new suppliers to join a framework that will provide ongoing grant fund management services across a range of Scottish grants. The system is intended to cover the full life‑cycle of funding streams, from pre‑award preparation and award administration to post‑award monitoring, reporting and compliance, with no requirement for current suppliers to re‑apply.

Successful participants will be expected to administer and distribute grant funds in alignment with Scottish Government policy, ensure that the full value of available funding is spent within each financial year, provide comprehensive Management Information to the Government, and maintain secure and sensitive handling of all information. Staff delivering the services must be suitably trained and qualified, with arrangements in place to meet confidentiality and data‑protection obligations. Contractual delivery will be organised through electronic ordering, invoicing and payment via PCS‑t or accepted alternative routes, and the public framework will remain open to suppliers until 8 January 2029, with call‑offs issued electronically on an as‑needed basis.

To qualify, suppliers must demonstrate recent experience by supplying two distinct grant‑management examples from the past three years, meet risk‑based insurance requirements covering Employer‑s, Public and Professional Indemnity, and comply with the Government Procurement Agreement. Each service provider must provide detailed examples in the SPD and maintain eligibility until 5 January 2029. All contract participants must also meet defined quality and price criteria, with a quality weighting of 40‑80 % and a price weighting of 20‑60 %. The core technical standard requires that service delivery is fully compliant with Scottish data‑protection and information‑security regulations.

The tender seeks innovative technology solutions to enhance living conditions and quality of life for residents in registered social housing across Scotland. The challenge highlights the prevalence of cold homes, damp, mould, and fuel poverty, and the consequent health and service‑delivery pressures. Cloch Housing Association Ltd. is inviting submissions for systems that enable social landlords to accurately identify where sub‑standard housing conditions and individual vulnerability converge to produce the highest risk of harm, and to translate those insights into focused, actionable interventions.

The procurement calls for software or integrated platforms that combine data analytics, risk assessment, and operational workflow integration. The solution must empower landlords to target remedial work, improve tenant health outcomes, protect homes, and use limited resources efficiently. It should also facilitate timely investigations and repairs that meet statutory timescales while safeguarding tenant privacy. The selected technology must be affordable at the registered social landlord scale, protect privacy, and link insights to actionable repair schedules within statutory deadlines.

The Defence Equipment and Support organisation is seeking quality delivery partner services to support the Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Team’s medical countermeasures programme. The purpose of the contract is to provide assurance, set standards and maintain the safety and efficacy of the medical countermeasures that are stored and supplied to front‑line command. By engaging external qualified and regulatory specialists, the MOD will maintain compliance with Defence, pharmaceutical and UK legislation and avoid non‑compliance and legal risk in the provision of medical countermeasures.

The procurement will supply a suite of independent professional services, including a Qualified Person, a Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance, an independent Responsible Person, and a Regulatory Affairs Consultant. In addition, the contract will cover specialist disciplines that assist with activities such as resilience warehouse facilities, adverse event investigations, drug licence upkeep, stability testing of in‑service inventory, regulatory and technical publications, MHRA audits, batch‑specific variations, transport and disposal, and continuing professional development. These services are intended to keep the authority compliant with Good Manufacturing Practice and Good Distribution Practice while enabling the rapid transition to licensure through early regulatory engagement.

All services must be delivered by organisations with a registered UK legal entity and will operate under a Foundation Level 1 cyber risk profile. The essential technical requirements mandate adherence to Good Manufacturing Practice, Good Distribution Practice and current EU and UK legislation.

Codi Group Ltd. is calling for bids to appoint principal main contractors under a comprehensive Construction Framework that will enable a range of housing development schemes across the United Kingdom. The framework is structured into distinct lots that reflect escalating project scales: development schemes of up to twenty dwellings, between twenty and fifty dwellings, between fifty and one hundred dwellings, and projects exceeding one hundred dwellings, with further separation between the western and eastern regions for the smaller categories. In each case the framework allows the Codi Group, together with its subsidiaries and the designated housing associations of Ateb Group Limited, Tai Hedyn Limited, and United Welsh Housing Association Limited, to award call‑off contracts that will be managed through eTenderWales.

The procurement places a strong emphasis on the quality of performance while also incorporating price considerations, with a scoring system that allocates 60 % to quality questions and 40 % to price criteria. Each lot is renewable for an additional year at the discretion of the Codi Group, ensuring that successful contractors can sustain long‑term delivery relationships following initial award. All submitted tenders must adhere to stringent UK building regulations and relevant industry standards.

London & Quadrant Housing Trust (L&Q) is establishing a compliant multi‑lot manufacturer framework to supply sanitaryware for both new‑build developments and major works/refurbishment programmes across the UK. The framework will be divided into two distinct lots: Lot 1 focuses on the provision of sanitaryware items for new construction, while Lot 2 covers supply only for established property refurbishment cycles. L&Q intends to appoint at least two suppliers, creating the opportunity for a range of manufacturers to deliver products that meet the Trust’s standards for quality and continuity of supply. The framework is designed to deliver value for money through a fixed pricing regime that offers commercial certainty for a minimum of twelve months from the commencement of the contract.

The procurement will be conducted through a three‑stage Competitive Flexible Procedure that begins with a Selection Questionnaire, proceeds to an Invitation to Tender, and culminates in a Negotiation and Best and Final Offer phase. Tenderers who advance to the final stage may be invited to participate in further clarification meetings, interviews, presentations, demonstrations, or site visits to support a comprehensive evaluation. Assessment will be weighted at sixty percent quality and forty percent price, ensuring that suppliers’ technical performance and cost effectiveness are carefully balanced. While L&Q may invite a limited number of top ranked tenderers to the BAFO, it reserves the right to award the contract directly following the invitation to tender.

Suppliers will be required to adhere to a fixed price schedule for at least a year from the start of the framework, deliver social value equal to one percent of the annual contract value, and incorporate plot‑based rebate structures where applicable. All tender documentation is available exclusively through L&Q’s e‑tendering portal, and submissions may be made electronically. The framework is governed by the codes of good practice set by UKC and emphasizes the procurement of sanitaryware that meets stringent quality standards, while maintaining transparent and fair competitive procedures.