University Of Edinburgh
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- Published identifier
- Not supplied
- Address
- Edinburgh, UKM75, EH1 1HT, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 17 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 13 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 129 tenders
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The University of Edinburgh has appointed suppliers to an Estate wide asbestos works and services framework agreement for the provision of asbestos surveys, analytical services, removal and remediation works. This framework is divided into 3 lots, as described below. Lot 1 Asbestos Removal Works. Lot 2 Surveying and Analytical S
The University of Edinburgh has appointed two suppliers to provide general & reactive maintenance of fire alarms and associated services, and planned fire alarm works, which would ensure the University is meeting its obligations throughout the estate. This contract is split into 2 lots as follows, with one supplier appointed per
High-Bandwidth High-Power Power-Amplifier System for Electrical Power Conversion Equipment Testing
APS with Scanning Kelvin Probe plus Surface Photovoltage
Procurement of virtualisation management software (VMware) following a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice for a period of 5 years.
The University of Edinburgh has a requirement for X-Ray irradiation systems to fulfil a variety of project requirements. These include research, medical and veterinary applications. This framework agreement seeks to fulfil these requirements over the term.
The University of Edinburgh is awarding a framework to replace the existing framework for the provision of Laboratory Research Models, Rederivation/Revitalisation Services, and Related Services and Goods. The University has included buffers within the value to account solely for potential increases in volume or rising costs to m
The University of Edinburgh seeks to procure comprehensive services that address two interconnected needs: Relocation Support for new employees and Career Transition Support for staff and their partners.
Purchase of an Electrophysiology Rig
The institute of Genetics and Cancer requires the replacement of an additional 10 microbiological safety cabinets (MBSCs) across the facility as they are over 25 years old and now at end of life. As such, there is an increasing risk of failure impacting ongoing research activities. A contract was put in place with Laboratory Sp
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