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This notice outlines Phase 2 of the Climate Adaptation Scilly Project, detailing coastal defence and drainage works estimated at £1M, reserved for UK SMEs/VCSEs, with an estimated tender publication in March 2026.
This OCDS record provides structured data about the planned Phase 2 of the Climate Adaptation Scilly Project, detailing coastal defence works such as embankment raising and demountable sea defences.
This OCDS Release Package provides structured data about the Council of the Isles of Scilly's planned Phase 2 Climate Adaptation Scilly Project, detailing coastal defence works and the contracting authority's information.
This document is a planned procurement notice for Phase 2 of the Climate Adaptation Scilly Project, outlining coastal defence and drainage works, estimated values, contract timelines, and noting that the tender is reserved for UK SMEs and VCSEs, with an estimated tender submission deadline of 30 March 2026.
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This is a planning notice for a climate adaptation project, providing good initial details but lacking critical information expected in a full tender, impacting completeness and clarity. The restriction to UK-based SMEs/VCSEs and absence of e-submission are notable concerns.
As a planning notice, it provides sufficient initial information and the CPV code is appropriate. The procedure type is defined, though codes are missing. The reservation for UK-based SMEs/VCSEs is a policy choice, likely permissible for below-threshold contracts, but the future tender will need to specify mandatory exclusion grounds and financial requirements.
The project description and technical requirements are clear. However, the overall clarity for potential bidders is reduced by the explicit absence of evaluation criteria, financial requirements, and mandatory exclusion grounds, which are crucial for a comprehensive understanding of the procurement process.
While basic information, estimated value, and duration are provided, this is a planning notice, and as such, it is incomplete as a full tender. Critical elements like detailed evaluation criteria, financial requirements, and mandatory exclusion grounds are explicitly missing or not specified.
The requirement for bidders to be UK-based SMEs or VCSEs significantly restricts competition, although it may be a permissible policy for below-threshold contracts. The absence of specified evaluation criteria and the lack of e-submission further reduce the transparency and equal access aspects of the procurement.
The lack of electronic submission support is a significant practical drawback for bidders. While the contract start date and duration are known, the project being 'subject to funding' introduces an element of uncertainty regarding its ultimate execution.
The provided data is largely consistent, with logical dates and no reported disputes or suspensions. Minor fields like 'Liable Person' and procedure codes are missing, and some requirements are explicitly 'Not specified', but this aligns with its 'planning' status.
The project's core objective of 'Climate Adaptation' inherently contributes to environmental sustainability. The reservation for SMEs/VCSEs also has a social/economic dimension. However, the tender documentation does not explicitly detail specific green procurement criteria, social clauses for contract execution, or innovation focus beyond the project's inherent goal.
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