REGIONAL INNOVATION HUB PROGRAMME LEAD FOR THE KING'S INNOVATION HUB / QUARTER INITIATIVE

Tender

University of Aberdeen

Highlights

Tender deadline
25 Nov 2026
Estimated value
—
Location
UKM50

Details

Published
4 Nov 2026
Tender deadline
25 Nov 2026
Value
—
Location
UKM50
Source
Public Contracts Scotland
Source notice ID
rls-1-NOV568058
OCID
ocds-r6ebe6-0000847504
CPV codes
79400000
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Description

The University seeks an experienced consultant to lead and coordinate the multi-institutional feasibility programme and develop the Asset Bank methodology, operating and partnership model, and implementation and sustainability plan. The provider will integrate evidence and outputs from participating institutions and separately commissioned economic/market and legal specialists; those specialist assessments are not included in this contract.

The consultant will be required to support completion of the SFC-funded feasibility deliverables by 31 March 2027. The commission may also include related development and implementation support arising from the feasibility work, as specified in the contract, without altering the agreed SFC project completion date.

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1The University seeks an experienced consultant to lead and coordinate the multi-institutional feasibility programme and develop the Asset Bank methodology, operating and partnership model, and implementation and sustainability plan. The provider will integrate evidence and outputs from participating institutions and separately commissioned economic/market and legal specialists; those specialist assessments are not included in this contract. The consultant will be required to support completionThe University seeks an experienced consultant to lead and coordinate the multi-institutional feasibility programme and develop the Asset Bank methodology, operating and partnership model, and implementation and sustainability plan. The provider will integrate evidence and outputs from participating institutions and separately commissioned economic/market and legal specialists; those specialist assessments are not included in this contract. The consultant will be required to support completion of the SFC-funded feasibility deliverables by 31 March 2027. The commission may also include related development and implementation support arising from the feasibility work, as specified in the contract, without altering the agreed SFC project completion date.—