Laboratory Transportation Bags · UK public procurement notice

With reference to SPD question 4B.1.1, tenderers are required to have a minimum 'general' yearly turnover of at least 1 x the estimated

contract value in line with regulation 59(9) of the Public Contract (Scotland) Regulations 2015 Tenderers should be able to provide financial accounts when requested by NHSGGC.

With reference to SPD question 4B.4, tenderers are required to state the value for the following financial ratio):

Current Ratio (Liquidity Ratio)

(Total current assets divided by total current liabilities)

The acceptable range for this financial ratio is: >0.99

Net Profit Margin of the Company (net profits divided by revenue x100) -- Acceptable Range is >0 (i.e. positive)

Tenderers should be able to provide financial accounts when requested by NHSGGC

With reference to SPD question 4C.1.2 Tenderers are required to provide 3 examples, from the last 3 years that demonstrate they have the relevant experience to deliver the service. Use the template provided only to respond.

Your completed response should be no more than 2 pages of A4. The completed document should be uploaded to question 4C.1.2. This is a pass/fail question. If examples are not provided, this will result in a fail. If the examples provided do not demonstrate the required level of experience, this will result in a fail.

With reference to SPD question 4C.7 NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is committed to being a Net Zero organisation by 2040 and our supply chain plays a crucial role in this. We want to see that our suppliers are committed to government targets/guidance of Net Zero and we would like the supplier to demonstrate how their products will assist us on that journey, in terms of sharing their Net Zero or Sustainability strategies. The supplier should be seen to be embedding Circular Economy Strategies across all business processes and functions;-

The supplier should provide details of their Net Zero Strategy/ Sustainability Strategy in order to reduce their carbon emissions.

The supplier should eliminate all non-essential packaging, and where packaging is essential, the supplier should remove this from site for their own recycling.

The supplier should use bulk deliveries to reduce carbon emissions.

The supplier should reduce single use plastic. Where sing…