West Lothian Council procures supplies, services and works to an approximate value of £220 million per annum.
What is Public Procurement?
Public procurement is the process by which public bodies acquire goods, services and works from third parties to meet customer and service user needs. Procurement covers all activities from identification of a requirement through to the end of the useful life or disposal of an asset.
The council procures a diverse range of supplies, services and works. For example, stationery, electricity and even the construction of a new school.
Doing Business with West Lothian Council
How can we help?
We can provide expert advice to help you better understand the procurement process and identify opportunities using Public Contract Scotland and other UK tendering portals. This will help you to complete Pre-Qualification Questionnaires and create high scoring content that will be used when tendering.
You can view our Procurement Advice flyer here.
Contact us by email if you would like to receive 1-2-1 support: invest@westlothian.gov.uk
Procurement Opportunities
Job Title | Company | Description | |
WLC Property and Void Cleaning and Environmental Works Framework | West Lothian Council | The council require the services of contractors to clean void and occupied properties and safely remove any items such as needles or rubbish left by the tenant. These properties are both domestic and non-domestic. | Apply Here |
Air Cooled Chillers and Close Control Units Maintenance & Reactive Work | The University of Edinburgh | The University of Edinburgh will shortly be going out to tender via a Restricted Procedure to engage two suitably qualified, resourced, and experienced organisations to provide maintenance services and reactive works for Air Cooled Chillers and Close Control Units (CCUs) that are spread throughout the University’s Estate. | Apply Here |
Provision of Health and Safety Services | SRUC | SRUC is seeking the provision of comprehensive Health & Safety Services to ensure that it meets its statutory obligations, supports the welfare of its staff, students, and visitors, and promotes a culture of safety throughout its operations. The aim of this contract is to ensure that SRUC can effectively manage and mitigate health and safety risks, achieve regulatory compliance, and continuously improve safety standards. | Apply Here |
Supplier Development Programme
The Supplier Development Programme (SDP) is a business support initiative using training and information to improve the competitiveness of local businesses. The training provided helps businesses become tender ready for public procurement and improve all-round efficiency, sustainability and market potential.
Public Contracts Scotland
All West Lothian Council contract opportunities are advertised on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS). PCS is provided by the Scottish Government and is designed to allow all business access to public sector contract opportunities in Scotland. Its use is free of charge and the council encourages all suppliers to register their details on PCS.