United Kingdom – Computer-related services – SUMIT Project - Provision of Digital Products
Opportunity Score
Confidence: 70%
Complexity: high
28 days
Deadline
services
Contract
Deep Portfolio Analysis
- Company fit score
- Missing certificates
- Eligibility blockers
- Bid / No-Bid recommendation
AI Analysis Summary
Open tender for the SUMIT Project, seeking digital products for substance use and mental health support across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland. The procurement is divided into three lots: Self-directed Help (Lot 1), Personalised Journey (Lot 2), and Service User Database (Lot 3). The contract is funded by the PEACEPLUS programme and requires outcome-based solutions with strong data protection compliance.
Strengths
Documents available
Open procedure
28 days left
Analysis may be incomplete
Only part of the procurement documentation was analyzed. Additional eligibility requirements, certificates, or submission documents may exist in the remaining tender documentation.
Key Requirements
- Open procedure with electronic submission via Public Contracts Scotland – Tender (PCS-T)
- Tenders must achieve pass in all mandatory requirements and meet minimum score thresholds
- Quality evaluation 65%, Price 35% (MEAT)
Award Criteria
Lot 1 - Self Directed Help
Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender (MEAT), using a combination of quality and price criteria. For each Lot, the Quality evaluation weighting will be: • Quality: 65% Quality evaluation will comprise a combination of mandatory (pass/fail) requirements and scored criteria. Tenderers must achieve a pass in all mandatory requirements in order to progress to the scored evaluation stage. In addition, certain scored criteria will include minimum score thresholds which must be met. Tenderers failing to achieve the required minimum score for these criteria may be excluded from further evaluation. Detailed evaluation criteria, including the mandatory requirements, minimum thresholds, scoring methodology and sub-criteria, are set out in the procurement documents and within the Public Contracts Scotland – Tender (PCS-T) system.
| Criterion | Type |
|---|---|
Lot 1 - Self Directed Help Tenders will be evaluated on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender (MEAT), using a combination of quality and price criteria. For each Lot, the Quality evaluation weighting will be: • Quality: 65% Quality evaluation will comprise a combination of mandatory (pass/fail) requirements and scored criteria. Tenderers must achieve a pass in all mandatory requirements in order to progress to the scored evaluation stage. In addition, certain scored criteria will include minimum score thresholds which must be met. Tenderers failing to achieve the required minimum score for these criteria may be excluded from further evaluation. Detailed evaluation criteria, including the mandatory requirements, minimum thresholds, scoring methodology and sub-criteria, are set out in the procurement documents and within the Public Contracts Scotland – Tender (PCS-T) system. | Quality |
Buyer
Name
University of Strathclyde
Location
Glasgow, GBR
Website
Buyer profile
Identifier
SC015263
Lots (3)
Digital tools enabling individuals to access information, guidance and support independently, including anonymous access, with content management and service insight capabilities.
Solutions supporting ongoing recovery and wellbeing through personalised tracking, goal-setting, service navigation and peer interaction.
Capabilities to support person-held records and controlled data sharing across services, reducing duplication and enabling continuity of care.
Procurement Details
Publication
11 Jun 2026
Deadline
13 Jul 2026, 12:00
Procedure
open
Contract
services
Duration
55 MONTH
Language
ENG
Publication #
404340-2026
Classification
Performance: United Kingdom
Documents (2)
Opportunity Score
Confidence: 70%
Complexity: high
28 days
Deadline
services
Contract
Deep Portfolio Analysis
- Company fit score
- Missing certificates
- Eligibility blockers
- Bid / No-Bid recommendation