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Provision of a Suspended Access Equipment Maintenance Measured Term Contract (MTC) (2026-30)

University of Strathclyde · All their open notices

What this is

The University of Strathclyde seeks a contractor for a Suspended Access Equipment Maintenance Measured Term Contract (MTC) 2026-30 (ref UOS-42585-2026), covering the John Anderson Campus in Glasgow. Scope includes safety inspections, testing and certification, planned preventative maintenance (PPM), load tests, associated remedial/reactive works, training, and supply/installation of suspended access systems. Estimated value is £146,436 for a 24-month term with up to two 12-month extensions.

Key points

  • Must hold SAEMA and LEAA certifications; minimum annual turnover £268,466
  • Estimated value £146,436; 24 months + up to 2 x 12-month extensions
  • Deadline: 13 July 2026 at 12:00 via PCS-Tender, Project Code 32161

Who can bid

Open procedure. Minimum annual turnover £268,466 over 3 years. Must hold SAEMA and LEAA membership. Insurance requirements as specified. Quality assurance and environmental management standards as per Appendix D. Joint/severally liable for consortium members.

  • 268466

How it is scored

Quality 40% · Price 60% 40% quality, 60% cost. Full sub-criteria detailed in ITT on PCS-Tender (Project Code 32161).

How to submit

Via PCS-Tender website, Project Code 32161, under ITTs Open to All Suppliers. Electronic ordering, invoicing and payment used.

Clarifications

Via PCS-Tender Q&A function.

Contract period

24-month initial term with option to extend for up to two additional 12-month periods (total up to 48 months). Recurrent procurement expected ~May 2030.

Classification

CPV 51511300 — Installation services of lifting and handling equipment and parts 35113100 — Nuclear safety equipment35113300 — Safety installations45233292 — Installation of safety equipment50800000 — Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services ScotlandGlasgow

Published on Public Contracts Scotland. The official notice is the authoritative version.