Scotland

Scotland

Diverse and beautiful, Scotland has large urban centres and isolated rural communities, as well as strong manufacturing, steel, oil, gas, whisky, tourism and financial services industries.

Here, achieving steady growth means investment in infrastructure and regeneration. UK and Scottish government-sponsored City Deals are bringing over £6 billion into Glasgow and the Clyde Valley, Edinburgh and south east Scotland, Tayside, Aberdeen and Inverness.

At Scape, we’re working with our public sector clients to make the best use of every investment, with construction frameworks in Scotland are fully compliant with EU and Scottish procurement regulations. They are designed to deliver with speed, efficiency and community benefit across the length and breadth of Scotland.

We are experienced with construction frameworks in Scotland. We’ve created over 1,100 affordable homes, refurbished fire stations and delivered new police consultation rooms country-wide. We’ve implemented major flood-prevention schemes, developed roads, airports and docks and provided sports facilities. In Edinburgh, we’re also planning repairs on the iconic North Bridge over Waverley Station.

Our teams have worked with Forestry Commission Scotland on the Cunningar Loop woodland park, a Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy project which transformed an industrial wasteland, created Scotland’s first bouldering park and came in £146,000 under budget. Meanwhile, on North Uist, our Gaelic-speaking team engaged with the local community and delivered a brand new primary school. 

In March 2017, Scottish Procurement issued a Procurement Policy Note, regarding ‘Speculative Framework Agreements’ (SPPN 3/2017, 7 July 2017).

For the full Guidance Note please click the button below.