In deliveryUnited KingdomServices£731,685
Closed Systems Water Quality Specialist
- Published
- Published 17 July 2025
- Deadline
- Closed 12 January 2026
Overview
The University of Edinburgh has appointed a contractor for provision of comprehensive water quality sampling, analysis, reporting, and chemical treatment as required for all heating and cooling closed-circuit water systems within defined buildings across the University’s campuses. The contract will support the University in meeting its regulatory obligations and maintaining safe, efficient operation across its closed water systems.
The contract period is from 23rd March 2026 to 22nd March 2028, with two options to extend for periods of 1-year each, potentially taking the contract through to 22nd March 2030 (2+1+1).
Key details
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Status
- In delivery
- Category
- Services
- Estimated value
- £731,685
- Procedure
- Open
- Published
- 17 July 2025
- Deadline
- Closed
Water-treatment chemicalsRepair and maintenance servicesTechnical testing, analysis and consultancy servicesTechnical inspection and testing servicesServices related to water pollution
Award outcome
- Awarded value
- £731,685
- Award date
- 11 March 2026
- Contract period
- — → 18 February 2030
- Protech Heating Limited
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Notice history
Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.
Contract
30 March 2026
View notice ↗Contract Notice
1 December 2025
View notice ↗Prior Information Notice
17 July 2025
View notice ↗
Contracting authority
University Of Edinburgh
BuyerEdinburgh, United Kingdom
Authority website ↗
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