A procurement opportunity for a Spinning Disk Confocal System, which includes an extended service package. This contract is part of the Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC) framework, specifically under Lot 4 for Super Resolution and Enhanced Resolution Microscopes. Suppliers ar
Contract awarded. Originally published 12 months ago.
Aston University is seeking suppliers for a variety of water coolers, including plumbed-in and bottled options, water fountains, and integrated tap systems. The contract includes regular sanitization and maintenance of the coolers to meet industry standards. Suppliers can offer both rental and purch
Aston University is seeking suppliers for the purchase of a Fast Protein Liquid Chromatography (FPLC) system. This procurement falls under the APUC LAB1029 framework, which covers mass spectrometry and chromatography equipment. The total budget for this contract is £75,000. Suppliers interested in t
Aston University is seeking tenders for washroom services through a competitive process under the YPO Washroom Services Framework. The contract will last for three years, with the possibility of extending for an additional two years. The university plans to award the contract to a single supplier. I
Aston University is seeking to procure a Student Management System through a framework agreement. This opportunity is part of the APUC framework for Student Information Management Systems and Associated Services (ITS1050 AP). The focus is on Lot 1, which pertains to Higher Education Systems. The tot
Edinburgh Council is contracting a provider to deliver First Aid Awareness training for taxi and private hire car drivers as part of their Intermediate Course program.
Contracts available for providers of student counselling, helpline, and online mental health support services to Scottish universities and colleges.
NCS is inviting tenders from suppliers to deliver multi-level education and training services across five programme areas in Swindon during 2026-27, with a maximum value of £2.67 million.
Plymouth City Council seeks a strategic partner to deliver alternative education services for students unable to access mainstream schooling due to illness, exclusion, or other barriers.
