Opportunity overview
South Lanarkshire Council is progressing the East Kilbride Masterplan, which includes redevelopment of the Centre West site (G74 1LL). This project will create a new town centre neighbourhood, high‑quality public realm, and a new Civic Hub building. The appointed demolition contractor for Centre West is currently on site undertaking demolition and deconstruction activities. As part of their contract, they are responsible for segregating and storing materials on‑site for future repurposing into terrazzo tiles. Under this procurement, the appointed organisation will be required to uplift, transport, repurpose, and securely store these materials off‑site. Materials identified for repurposing include terrazzo flooring sections (maximum size 700 x 700 mm), large‑format glazing, terracotta panels, and metal mesh. These materials are intended to be crushed and incorporated into new terrazzo tiles, supporting the Council’s circular economy objectives. The anticipated scope of services includes: 1 - Uplift, transportation, sorting, and secure off‑site storage of reclaimed materials to support future manufacturing of new tiling products. 2 - Removal and preparation of specified items for direct repurposing within the Civic Hub and public realm components of the Masterplan. Construction of the new Civic Hub is expected to commence in 2027, with completion scheduled for 2029. Further information on the wider East Kilbride Masterplan is available at www.ekfuture.co.uk.
Classification
- CPV98390000 — Other services
- CPV14900000 — Recovered secondary raw materials
- CPV14920000 — Recovered secondary non-metal raw materials
- CPV44140000 — Products related to construction materials
- CPV90510000 — Refuse disposal and treatment
- CPV90514000 — Refuse recycling services
- CPV90524000 — Medical waste services
- CPV90533000 — Waste-tip management services
Lots
- This contract is expected to be procured using the Open Tender procedure, assessed on the basis of the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT) in accordance with Regulation 28 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. This approach will enable the Council to evaluate tenders using both price and qualitative technical criteria to determine the best overall value for the project. The procurement exercise will be conducted through PCS‑Tender.Value not stated