Stampa e servizi associati 2027

The Scottish Procurement and Property Directorate (SPPD) is the organisation tasked with procuring frameworks and contracts on behalf of Scottish public sector bodies. The current multi-supplier Print & Associated Services Framework (Litho / Digital / Web; Special Labels (NHS specific) is due to expire on 30 April 2027. Work has commenced in developing the procurement strategy options including canvassing of stakeholders' views. In order to complete and finalise the strategy, SPPD recognises the value of Scottish Public Sector Bodies, Suppliers and Industry bodies having the opportunity to contribute to this process on a non-competitive, non-judgemental basis. This request for information is aimed at collating those views from market participants. This information may be utilised in developing the procurement strategy to help deliver contractual arrangements for a new Print & Associated Services Framework. SPPD is using Microsoft Forms to collate responses, Suppliers and other interested parties should read and complete the following Request for Information Online Questionnaire using the link below: https://forms.office.com/e/ZkEc3UDhCc The questionnaire will be available for all interested parties until 23:00hrs on 5 June 2026 SPPD is using Microsoft Forms to collate responses, Suppliers and other interested parties should read and complete the following Request for Information Online Questionnaire using the link below: https://forms.office.com/e/ZkEc3UDhCc The questionnaire will be available for all interested parties until 23:00hrs on 5 June 2026. 1. Foreword and Acknowledgements Scottish Procurement is the organisation tasked with procuring requirements on behalf of Scottish Public Sector Bodies. Scottish Procurement aims to deliver benefits to the people of Scotland through improved value for money for taxpayers, improved goods and services for all our citizens and economic opportunities for Scotland. This is achievable through effective collaboration throughout the procurement cycle. 2. Purpose The purpose of this questionnaire is to ensure that all Scottish Public Sector Bodies, Suppliers and Industry bodies have an opportunity to help shape and influence future requirements for Print and Associated Services, and extend business across the Scottish Public Sector. The current multi-supplier Print and Associated Services Framework Agreement is due to expire on 30 April 2027. Action to relet this Framework Agreement is about to commence and in order to assist with the strategy development, Scottish Procurement is seeking your views and opinion regarding the requirements set out in this Request for Information. This information will be used to develop the procurement strategy to help deliver contractual arrangements for Print & Associated Services. No information provided under this request will be used to make judgements regarding supplier performance, capacity or capability under any future procurement process. 3. Print & Associated Services Framework (2027) Portfolio It is vital that the procurement strategy is correctly informed and formulated to ensure that the Print & Associated Services Framework (2027) portfolio can be brought to market in its optimal form. In order to complete and finalise the strategy, Scottish Procurement recognises the value of suppliers and industry bodies having the opportunity to contribute to this process on a non competitive and non judgmental basis. This request for information is aimed at collating those views from market participants. This new Framework is likely to be a Cat “A” procurement, split into Lots as per the current iteration. The portfolio estimated value is 36,000,000 GBP over 4 years (9,000,000 GBP per annum). 4. Procurement Model The following procurement objectives have been defined for the new Framework: - To establish a supply base with broad service coverage to deliver a high quality of service; - To negotiate and implement a framework that delivers best economic value across the whole of the Scottish public sector; - Improve the sharing of best practice and knowledge and increased efficiency; and - Establish a Framework which has a positive impact on the Scottish economy and society. In striving to achieve these objectives, the strategy will also seek to consider its impact on: - Incumbent and potential suppliers; - The long term competition in the provision of Print & Associated Services to the public sector in Scotland; - The need for continuity of service provision between current and proposed contractual arrangements; - The need for choice and flexibility to be retained in order to address certain specific needs of individual end user organisations; - Delivering Sustainable Procurement - seeking opportunities for Community Benefits, and; - In accordance with Scottish Government policy, the Application of Fair Work First Criteria of which it is our expectation that suppliers will pay the Real Living Wage. NOTE: To register your interest in this