WLC Hire of Welfare Cabins and Lockable Storage Containers
West Lothian CouncilEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
Not specified
Published
7 August 2026
Type
goods
Overview
Award of a 3 year contract for hire, delivery and servicing of welfare cabins, lockable storage containers and chemical toilets mainly for building and works sites, but potentially for use by other areas of the council. There will be the possibility to extend contract for a further 2 years
West Lothian Council is awarding a single supplier for the hire of Welfare Cabins and Lockable Storage Containers under a Contract which will be open to all Council divisions for participation. The period of the Contract shall be three years commencing 01 August 2026, with the Council option for a further two one-year extension periods.
The continuation of the Contract is subject to the agreed Key Performance Indicators being met throughout the period of the Contract. Typical Annual Spend recently has been around 300,000GBP but there is no guarantee as to the volume of business to be awarded under this Contract.
Key dates
- Commences
- 01 August 2026
Additional details
The award of a contract shall not obligate the Authority to place any order. The quantities stated in the tender documents are approximate and provisional and may be used for evaluation purposes only and are not to be held as binding on the Authority in any way.
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West Lothian CouncilKey Dates
Published
7 August 2026
Submission deadline
Not specified
Renewal expected70% confident
October 2029
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