Provision of Services for Events Framework Agreement
South Ayrshire CouncilEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
Not specified
Published
1 July 2026
Type
services
Overview
Supply, installation, operation and decommissioning of technical equipment required to support events. This may include staging, sound, lighting, audiovisual systems and associated technical infrastructure necessary to deliver safe and effective event production.
Provision of skilled event crew to support event build, operation and breakdown, together with temporary event infrastructure. This may include fencing, barriers, trackway, signage, staging structures and other physical elements required to make an event operational.
Supply, servicing and removal of temporary sanitation facilities suitable for public events. This may include standard and accessible toilets, handwashing units, waste tanks and cleaning services, sized appropriately to event attendance and duration.
Key points
- Lot 1 - Provision of Security Services
- Lot 2 - Provision of Site Technical Equipment
- Lot 3 - Provision of Site Crew & Event Infrastructure
- Lot 4 - Provision of Sanitation Facilities
- Lot 5 - Supply, Delivery and Installation of Generators & Lighting Towers
- Lot 6 - Supply and Installation of Marquees
- Lot 7 - Provision of Bus Transport
- Lot 8 - Provision of Traffic Management Equipment
- Lot 9 - Traffic Management Consultancy Services
- Lot 10 – Car Park Management
Additional details
Provision of temporary power and lighting solutions for events, including generators, fuel management and lighting towers, including delivery, installation, operation, monitoring and removal, ensuring continuity of power and adequate illumination across event sites. Supply, build and dismantling of temporary marquee structures for a variety of event uses.
This may include small and large marquees, clear-span structures, flooring, internal fittings and weatherproofing solutions to meet operational, and audience needs. Provision of bus and coach services to support event transport requirements.
This may include shuttle services, park-and-ride operations, staff transport and contingency transport arrangements to manage visitor flow and accessibility. Supply, installation, maintenance and removal of temporary traffic management equipment.
This may include cones, barriers, signage, temporary road markings and variable message signs to support safe and compliant traffic arrangements around event sites. Provision of specialist traffic management consultancy services.
This may include traffic management planning, road closure applications, liaison with roads authorities and emergency services, risk assessments and on-site monitoring to ensure compliance with legislation and best practice. Management and operation of temporary or permanent event car parks.
Services may include layout planning, staffing, vehicle marshalling, payment or ticket checks, accessibility arrangements and coordination with wider traffic and transport plans. Planning and delivery of professional event security services to ensure the safety of attendees, staff, performers and assets. Services may include stewarding, crowd management, access control, overnight security, emergency response support and liaison with partners as required.
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Award Details
Guardian FM
RFC Security Group UK
Securigroup
Task Personnel Solutions Ltd
Total Control security LTD
21cc Group
Adlib Audio
Smalltown Audio Ltd
F4F event services
EVENT-A-LOO LTD
GAP Group Limited
Martin Plant Hire
GWF Generators Limited
Hire Power Generators Limited
Baillies Marquees
Field and Lawn
Fife Scottish Omnibuses Limited t/a Stagecoach East Scotland
Geo-flow Ltd
Markon Limited
Reilly Global Consultants Ltd
Crossan Project Consultancy Ltd
Tracsis plc
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Published
1 July 2026
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