Grangemouth Infrastructure - Property Consultancy - Site Acquisition Commercial Property Advice
Scottish EnterpriseEstimated Value
Up to £200,000
Deadline
19 October 2026
38 days remaining
Published
8 September 2026
Type
services
Overview
The purpose of this Invitation to Tender (ITT) is to appoint a commercial property advisor to support Scottish Enterprise in the potential strategic acquisition of a large brownfield industrial site within Grangemouth.
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This tender seeks a commercial property advisor to help Scottish Enterprise with the possible purchase of a large brownfield industrial site in Grangemouth. The advisor will provide strategic, valuation and acquisition support for the site.
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience in commercial property advisory, especially industrial/brownfield sites
- Knowledge of Scottish land acquisition and planning regulations
- Ability to conduct financial valuation and due diligence
- Proven track record of supporting strategic acquisitions for public sector bodies
- Relevant professional qualifications (e.g., RICS, Chartered Surveyor)
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Prepare a market and feasibility study for the Grangemouth brownfield site
- Conduct a full financial and physical valuation of the property
- Identify and assess any environmental or planning constraints
- Provide advice on acquisition strategy, negotiation and deal structuring
- Produce a comprehensive advisory report for Scottish Enterprise
How to Read This Tender
- 1Read the scope of work carefully – it defines the exact advisory services the buyer expects
- 2Check the evaluation criteria section to see how experience, methodology and price will be scored
- 3Note any mandatory submission requirements (format, deadlines, supporting evidence) and ensure you include all requested documents
- 4Look for any references to social value or local economic impact – these can add points in public sector tenders
Tips for Small Businesses
- Highlight any previous work on similar brownfield or industrial projects, even if the contract value was smaller
- Consider partnering with a specialist environmental consultant to cover any gaps in expertise and strengthen your bid
- Emphasise local knowledge of Grangemouth and the Scottish regulatory environment, which can set you apart from larger, national firms
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Scottish EnterpriseKey Dates
Published
8 September 2026
Submission deadline
19 October 2026
Notice type
Contract Notice
Source
publiccontractsscotland
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