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Montrose Port intends to appoint a suitably experienced contractor for the design and construction of a new quay and associated hardstanding, utilities and dredging.

Orkney Islands Council is extending its existing Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for all construction, Civil Engineering and associated works for a 60 month period. This will replace the existing Approved Contractors List. Works up to 2,000,000 GBP including reactive and planned maintenance, improvements, re-developments, testing, servicing and associated works will be covered by this DPS. Works will be procured from a range methods, from dayworks to quick quotes for works up to 50,000 GBP and open procurement for works between 50,000 GBP and 2,000,000 GBP or where there is limited competition.

Orkney Islands Council is extending its existing Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for all construction, Civil Engineering and associated works for a 60 month period. This will replace the existing Approved Contractors List. Works up to 2,000,000 GBP including reactive and planned maintenance, improvements, re-developments, testing , servicing and associated works will be covered by this DPS. Works will be procured from a range methods, from dayworks to quick quotes for works up to 50,000 GBP and open procurement for works between 50,000 GBP and 2,000,000 GBP or where there is limited competition.

GNI and GNI (UK) are seeking experienced EPCS contractors to deliver a series of critical infrastructure upgrades as part of the SWSOS Decarbonisation Programme, a cornerstone of our commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2050. This tender covers multiple work packages, including the design, procurement, construction, and integration of new electric drive compressor halls across operational sites in Scotland. The successful contractor will manage complex interfaces between new and existing assets, ensuring seamless integration of mechanical, electrical, and control systems, while adhering to stringent cybersecurity and safety standards. This initiative represents a strategic investment in sustainable energy infrastructure and offers an opportunity to collaborate on projects of significant scale and impact within a multinational framework. SCOPE OF REQUIREMENTS: The scope of this tender encompasses overall project management and delivery across multiple work packages, including but not limited to the following: • Detailed Design Procurement o Procurement of detailed design for new compressor halls, based on the GNI suite of functional specifications. • Materials Procurement o Mechanical materials: high-pressure pipework, valves, and fittings. o Electrical materials: interconnecting cabling and junction boxes. o Instrumentation materials: transmitters and data cabling. Note: The second-stage tender process (CFC) will confirm the final requirements and clarify the full scope boundaries for the electric motor drive (EMD) package and the contractor's scope. • Construction Activities o Construction of new compressor halls. o Completion of all civil works, including excavations, foundations, structural steel, compressor foundations, and ancillary electrical buildings. o Installation of interconnecting pipework, electrical and control cabling, and junction boxes. • Integration and System Tie-ins o Integration of new electric drive compressors into the existing fleet of gas turbines. o Mechanical, electrical, and control system tie-ins at operational compressor stations across GNI UK sites in Scotland. • Security and Cybersecurity o Installation of security systems and implementation of cybersecurity controls in line with GNI specifications. • Testing and Commissioning o Full responsibility for FAT and SAT activities. o Commissioning and start-up of all new systems. Additional Scope Notes: • GNI may procure electric motor drive (EMD) packages separately. • GNI will manage all permitting and planning permissions. • GNI will separately upgrade incoming site electrical supply to power the new EMD packages. Indicative EPCS Scope Boundary: The EPCS scope is envisaged to cover all elements required for the delivery of an electric drive compressor station as outlined above. A more detailed scope is provided within the Appendices of the Qualification System Questionnaire documents.

Dundee City Council intends to procure a construction consultant resource and project management system to improve the planning, allocation and monitoring of architectural, engineering and specialist consultancy resources across its capital and housing programmes. The system will complement existing corporate and client-side systems, including Civica, by providing enhanced resource planning, capacity forecasting, workload visibility, timesheet reporting and management information. The objective is to improve service efficiency, strengthen forward planning, support evidence-based resource decisions and provide greater assurance over programme delivery, capacity utilisation and value for money.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This notice supersedes the previously published notice relating to this procurement (FTS 2026/S 000-052513). To ensure compliance with the applicable legislation, this replacement notice has been published and should be regarded as the authoritative notice for this procurement. Suppliers should note that: • Minor amendments have been made to PQQ_486 - All Lots Questionnaire to align with the requirements of this notice. Details of the amendments have been made clear in updated ‘Response Configuration’ file within the attachments section. • All lot-specific PQQ questionnaires remain unchanged. • The submission deadline has been extended to provide suppliers with adequate time to review and respond to the updated notice and questionnaire. The Contracting Authority apologises for any inconvenience caused and thanks suppliers for their continued participation in this procurement. Procurement Description: This procurement establishes a multi-lot framework for civils, buildings, overhead line and underground cable works across Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission’s large capital delivery portfolio in Scotland. The framework covers six lots: -civils works up to £10m -civils works over £10m -buildings and infrastructure -overhead line pole construction -overhead line tower construction -underground cable construction It is intended to appoint long-term strategic partners with the capability and capacity to deliver design, management, construction, testing and completion works, supporting network investment, renewal, customer connections and the transition to net zero. The framework has a potential total value of up to £7.4 billion, with lot specific framework appointed for a period up to eight years.