North Lanarkshire Council Offers £480,000 Contract for School Equipment and Seeks New Skips for Recycling Centres

North Lanarkshire Council is currently inviting bids for a substantial three-year contract valued up to £480,000, excluding VAT, to supply and oversee essential equipment for its additional support needs schools.

This contract includes the provision of items such as standing frames, plinths, wheelchairs, adjustable tables and beds, hoists, activity chairs, and related accessories. Suppliers interested in this lucrative opportunity are encouraged to submit bids before the January 2026 deadline.

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Key Details of the Equipment Contract

North Lanarkshire Council is specifically looking for suppliers who can provide comprehensive life-cycle solutions for the equipment. This involves not just the initial supply, but also ongoing maintenance and eventual disposal of the items. To ensure the highest standards, bids will be evaluated by occupational therapists if required. The council is open to incorporating existing inventory, allowing for cost-effective and sustainable solutions. This approach underscores North Lanarkshire Council’s commitment to maximizing value and enhancing the support provided to its schools.

North Lanarkshire Council’s Recycling Initiative

In addition to the school equipment contract, North Lanarkshire Council is also in the market for new skips for its six recycling centres. The council has announced plans to acquire up to 50 large skips with a budget cap of £300,000. These skips are intended for the disposal of general refuse, paper, wood, and other materials that are unsuitable for kerbside collection or special uplift.

Details for Prospective Skip Suppliers

Interested suppliers must submit their bids by July 5. North Lanarkshire Council aims to acquire as many skips as possible within the allocated budget, ensuring that the recycling centres continue to meet the needs of local residents. The recycling centres are located in Airdrie, Bellshill, Coatbridge, Cumbernauld, Netherton, and Shotts, and are designated exclusively for household waste disposal.

Conclusion

North Lanarkshire Council is dedicated to improving its services through strategic procurement. Whether by enhancing the facilities at its support needs schools or expanding the capabilities of its recycling centres, the council is committed to serving the community effectively. Suppliers interested in contributing to these initiatives are encouraged to participate in the bidding process and support North Lanarkshire Council’s ongoing efforts to provide exceptional services.

For more information and to submit bids, visit North Lanarkshire Council’s official procurement page.

 

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