Upcoming procurement

We publish a two-year procurement pipeline. This is a list which gives potential suppliers early notice of upcoming opportunities and helps with planning. 

This page provides details of the Forestry and Land Scotland procurement pipeline, including:

Dynamic Purchasing Systems Currently Open
Planned Procurements
Procurement Processes and Terms

Current opportunities are advertised on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS).

You can ‘Search Notices’ in PCS and search for ‘Buyer’ Forestry and Land Scotland, Notice Type ‘Current Opportunities’.
 
You can also ‘Search Buyers’ in PCS for Forestry and Land Scotland and view the Current Contract Notices tab in our profile.

Contract awards are advertised on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS). 

You can ‘Search Notices’ in PCS and search for Buyer Forestry and Land Scotland, and Notice Type ‘Contract Results’.

You can also ‘Search Buyers’ in PCS for Forestry and Land Scotland and view the Contract Award Notices and Contracts Register tabs in our profile.

Our Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) remain open for eligible suppliers to join. More details about our DPS and how to apply are accessible from the links in the ‘Project title’ column below.

This information is provided in our Annual Procurement Report.

We will always do our best to provide an accurate pipeline. Plans do and will change. If you would like to find out more about the scope of any future procurements please contact us at procurement@forestryandland.gov.scot. 

We carry out pre-market engagement in the form of a Prior Information Notice (PIN), published on Public Contracts Scotland. We do this to inform planned procurements. Potential bidders are encouraged to engage with PIN processes, which will help develop tender requirements. Where known, the expected route to market has been indicated. However, this may change as the tender strategy is developed and for some procurements, this is currently unknown.

To find any of our live PIN notices you can ‘Search Notices’ in PCS and search for Buyer Forestry and Land Scotland, Notice Type ‘Future Opportunities’.

The sections above refer to some legal procurement processes and terms. The link below gives explanations of selected terms to assist understanding:

Glossary | Procurement Journey