UoD-EFM034-TC-2026 - Water Hygiene Monitoring

Buyer

University of Dundee

Estimated value

£1.1m

Location

Scotland

Deadline

30 November 2026

Published

28 October 2026

Category

Water distribution and related services

Trade

Health and social care · Laboratory and scientific equipment · Energy, fuel and utilities

Suitable for SMEs

Not flagged

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In plain English

The University of Dundee seeks a water hygiene monitoring accredited supplier to provide monitoring, servicing, and reactive maintenance across its City Centre campus and outlying properties within Dundee City. Bidders must be accredited, hold a proven record in domestic and commercial water systems, and confirm their approach to TUPE regarding the transfer of one existing staff member.

Description from the notice

Estates & Campus Services are required to re-tender the Monitoring, servicing and reactive maintenance contract. We are seeking another reputable Water hygiene monitoring accredited supplier with a proven record of water hygiene monitoring of domestic and commercial domestic water systems. The aims and objectives of this contract are to ensure the continuing safety of staff, student's & visitors of the University and the wider public. This maintenance service is delivered across the University`s Estate comprising the City Centre campus as well as other outlying properties. All properties are located within the Dundee City boundary. These properties include an extensive variety of operational data centre and research facilities, teaching facilities, sport facilities and horticultural facilities. The University believes the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) may apply to this contract. Tenderers should allow for the transfer of one (1) staff member currently engaged in delivering the water hygiene operational control regime, subject to confirmation through the procurement process. An anonymised TUPE/Employee Liability Information schedule will be provided separately (where applicable). Tenderers must confirm their approach to TUPE, including mobilisation, management arrangements, and integration of the transferring employee into service delivery.