Buyer profile
Scottish Government
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Total contracts
197
Known spend
£3bn
176 disclosed
Average value
£16m
Per contract
Active suppliers
10
Last 5 years
Top suppliers
Last 5 years- 1
Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering Ltd
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 2
Galliford Try Construction Limited
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 3
Graham
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 4
Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure Ltd
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 5
RJ McLeod (Contractors) Ltd
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 6
Taziker Industrial
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 7
Farrans Construction trading as a division of Northstone (NI) Limited
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 8
Amalgamated Construction Ltd
2 winslatest 24 Mar 2026£1bn
- 9
The Union Advertising Agency Ltd.
2 winslatest 30 Jul 2026£21m
- 10
Grant Thornton UK LLP
2 winslatest 19 Nov 2025£15m
What they buy
By CPV categoryIT servicesCPV 72
31 contracts · £161m
Business servicesCPV 79
29 contracts · £141m
R&D servicesCPV 73
21 contracts · £90m
Repair & maintenanceCPV 50
21 contracts · £12m
Architectural & engineeringCPV 71
16 contracts · £77m
Transport equipmentCPV 34
9 contracts · £5m
Community & personal servicesCPV 98
8 contracts · £88m
Health & social workCPV 85
8 contracts · £16m
Tender activity
Notices published per month — last 24 months
All contracts (197)
Development of final EPC wrapper for scotland
The Scottish Government is looking for a supplier to create the final Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Wrapper for Scotland, including the software and any supporting technical infrastructure needed for domestic EPCs.
Development of final EPC wrapper for scotland
The Scottish Government is looking to hire a provider to develop the final Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Wrapper for Scotland, which will standardise how EPC data is compiled and shared.
DCAF - truth project (pilot)
The DCAF Truth Project (Pilot) is a government‑funded listening exercise that gathers private, trauma‑informed accounts from victims and survivors to understand what happened to them and its impact.
Civtech 12 - challenge 12.2 - how can technology enable fast-growing digital public service providers to dynamically scale their service management capabilities as demand, complexity and customer expectations increase?
The Scottish Government is looking for an innovative, scalable service‑management platform to help its digital services (like ScotAccount, ScotPayments, mygov.scot and Cloud Platform Services) handle growing demand and complexity while staying secure and cost‑effective.
Civtech 12.5 - how can technology support multi agency processes for the protection of children in scotland?
This CivTech challenge invites businesses, teams or individuals to create a secure, streamlined technology solution that lets multiple agencies share information during child‑protection referral discussions in Scotland. The goal is to replace fragmented IT systems with a single platform that provides real‑time data to improve safeguarding decisions.
How can technology enable fast-growing digital public service providers to dynamically scale their service management capabilities as demand, complexity and customer expectations increase?
The Scottish Government’s Directorate for Digital is seeking an innovative service management solution to support a growing portfolio of digital services, including ScotAccount, Sc
Civtech 12 - challenge 12.2 - how can technology enable fast-growing digital public service providers to dynamically scale their service management capabilities as demand, complexity and customer expectations increase?
The Scottish Government is looking for an innovative, technology‑enabled service‑management solution that can automatically scale as its digital services (e.g., ScotAccount, ScotPayments, mygov.scot, Cloud Platform Services) grow in demand and complexity.
Civtech 12.5 - how can technology support multi agency processes for the protection of children in scotland?
This is a CivTech challenge inviting innovators to create a secure, streamlined technology solution for Scotland’s multi‑agency child protection referrals (IRDs). It is aimed at the Scottish Government, Police Scotland and the National Social Work Agency to improve information sharing and real‑time data for safeguarding children.
How can technology enable fast-growing digital public service providers to dynamically scale their service management capabilities as demand, complexity and customer expectations increase?
The Scottish Government wants a modern, scalable service‑management platform to run its growing suite of digital services such as ScotAccount, ScotPayments, mygov.scot and its Cloud Platform, helping them stay secure, resilient and cost‑effective.
Embedding disability competence in emergency preparedness protocols
The Scottish Government wants to hire a partner to create, test and deliver guidance and training that makes emergency preparedness inclusive for people with disabilities across Scotland’s resilience system.
Civtech 11.4 - how can innovation and technology improve things for people with long term health conditions starting with musculoskeletal conditions, so they can engage with life and work as fully as possible?
Long term health conditions can have a significant impact on the lives of people that live with them. Musculoskeletal conditions are one of the most common conditions with impacts
Sppd-procurement and project delivery training services framework
The Scottish Government (via SPPD) is setting up a framework to provide procurement and project‑delivery training for public‑sector staff across Scotland, replacing an earlier scheme that ended in 2025.
DCEA scotland migration service
The Scottish Government is looking for a supplier to deliver a Migration Service that gives clear, plain‑English immigration information and one‑to‑one advice to people moving to Scotland and to Scottish employers needing help with recruitment.
DCEA scotland migration service
The Scottish Government is commissioning a service to give clear, up‑to‑date advice to people who are considering moving to Scotland or have just arrived. The aim is to help migrants settle quickly and stay, by providing plain‑English information and personalised one‑to‑one support.
Purchase of armoured underwater TV cables
The Scottish Ministers’ Marine Directorate is seeking bids to supply two replacement armoured underwater TV cables for use in seabed surveys.
Horizon scanning and pathways analysis for invasive non-native species for scotland’s islands, hydrological and marine regions
The contract is for a research and analysis project that will identify likely invasive non‑native species (INNS) for Scotland’s islands, river catchments and marine areas over the next ten years and map the pathways by which those species could arrive.
Dlearn-provision of standardised assessment & reporting platform & related services
The Scottish Government is buying a supplier to run the third phase of its National Standardised Assessments. The supplier must provide a bilingual (English‑Gaelic) online adaptive testing platform, migrate existing data, and offer related services such as training and support for schools across Scotland.
Classification of marine vessels
Marine Directorate require to engage a classification society to ensure that its vessels remain in class by undertaking regular surveys following maintenance and major repairs to e
DECC appraisal of peat landslide hazard risk assessments
The Scottish Government has awarded a contract for the provision of expert technical advice from qualified professionals on peat stability matters in relation to development propos
Salinity sample analysis
The Scottish Government’s Marine Directorate is looking for a supplier to analyse water salinity samples taken during its marine surveys.