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Board Report - Reactive Repair & Maintenance of CCTV, Fire Alarm and Intruder Alarm Systems

Renfrewshire Council · 23 April 2026
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PUBLIC 
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To:   Finance, Resources and Customer Services Policy Board
On:  23 April 2026
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Report by: The Director of Finance and Resources and the Director of
Environment, Housing & Infrastructure
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Heading: Reactive Repair & Maintenance of CCTV, Fire Alarm and Intruder
Alarm Systems (Including the Provision of an Alarm Monitoring Service)
- RC-CPU-25-060
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1. Summary
1.1 The purpose of this report is to seek the approval of the Finance,
Resources and Customer Services Policy Board to award a Contract
for Reactive Repair & Maintenance of CCTV, Fire Alarm and Intruder
Alarms Systems (Including the Provision of an Alarm Monitoring
Service), reference RC-CPU-25-060, to Dalkia Scotshield Limited
(SC133446). 
1.2 The recommendation to award a Contract for Reactive Repair & Alarm
Maintenance of CCTV, Fire Alarm and Intruder Alarms (Inclusive of an
Alarm Monitoring Service) follows a procurement exercise which was
conducted in accordance with the Public Contracts (Scotland)
Regulations 2015 for an above GPA Threshold Services contract
following the Open Procedure and the Renfrewshire Council Standing
Orders Relating to Contracts. 
1.3 A Contract Strategy was approved by the interim Corporate
Procurement Manager and the Head of Facilities and Property Services
on 26 January 2026.
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2. Recommendations
It is recommended that the Finance, Resources and Customer Services
Policy Board: 
2.1 Authorises the Head of Corporate Governance to award a Contract for
Reactive Repair & Maintenance of CCTV, Fire Alarm and Intruder
Alarm Systems (Inclusive of an Alarm Monitoring Service), reference
RC-CPU-25-060, in the form of an SBCC Measured Term Contract for
use in Scotland 2011, MTC/Scot (2011 Edition) incorporating the
Employer’s Amendments, to Dalkia Scotshield Limited (SC133446). 
2.2 Authorises the cumulative spend under this Measured Term Contract
up to a maximum approved contract value of £1,400,000 excluding
VAT.   
2.3 Note, the Contract Period will be for 2 years with the option for
Renfrewshire Council, at its sole discretion to extend the Contract
Period for up to a further 12 months on 2 separate occasions, subject
to satisfactory operation and performance.  
2.4 It is anticipated that the commencement date will be 18 July 2026.  In
the event that the Measured Term Contract does not commence on 18
July 2026, the Contract Period shall run from the commencement date
as stated in the Award Schedule to the Letter of Acceptance. 
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3. Background
3.1 The Council has a statutory duty under the Health and Safety at Work
etc. Act 1974 to ensure that all properties under its control are suitably
maintained to ensure that they are safe and without risk to health to
both employees and members of the public.
A number of the Council’s Public Buildings are fitted with Intruder
Alarms, Fire Alarms, and Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) systems.
The maintenance of these systems ensures that they remain
serviceable to assist in the protection of users of the properties. The
Council does not have in-house resources suitably trained to carry out
the regular maintenance of these systems, therefore an external
contractor is employed for this purpose.
Along with regular maintenance, the Contract will include for the
provision of a 24/7 reactive repair service and a 24/7 alarm monitoring
service where appropriate. The alarm monitoring service will cover both
fire and intruder alarm activations. The monitoring of CCTV systems
will not be within the scope of this Contract and will remain in-house.

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This contract will be managed by Facilities Management (Support
Services) who are responsible for the delivery of repairs and
maintenance services for all Council owned properties.
3.2 The Contract is a Measured Term Contract and will be formed using
the SBCC Measured Term Contract for use in Scotland 2011,
MTC/Scot (2011 Edition) incorporating the Employer’s Amendments as
set out in the Tender Documents.
3.3 A Contract Notice advertising the tender opportunity was dispatched via
the Public Contracts Scotland portal to the Find a Tender System
(FTS), with the notice published on FTS on 26 January 2026.  The
Tender Documents were available for download from the Public
Contracts Scotland – Tender portal on this date.  
3.4 During the tender period, 44 organisations expressed an interest in the
Contract. By the closing date set for the return of electronic tenders,
2pm on 25 February 2026, 14 organisations submitted a tender
response, 12 organisations declined to respond, and 18 organisations
did not respond. 
3.5 The Tender Submissions received were evaluated by a panel
compromising of representatives from Environment, Housing and
Infrastructure, Information Technology, Security and Compliance,
Health and Safety, Risk and the Corporate Procurement Unit. 
3.6 An initial review of the Tender Submissions noted that one Tenderer
failed to submit a commercial response and as such did not meet the
requirements of the Invitation to Tender. Their Tender was rejected as
a result. 
3.7 In accordance with this being an above GPA Threshold Contract and
Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulation 2015, Tenderers were
evaluated against a pre-determined set of criteria in the form of the
Single Procurement Document (“SPD”). The remaining 13 Tenderers
satisfied the Council’s requirements in respect of their responses to the
SPD. 
3.8 The Technical and Commercial responses contained in each Tender
Submission were then scored against the award criteria of 45%
Technical (Quality) and 55% Commercial (Price).
3.9  Following evaluation of the Tender Submissions, 6 Tenderers failed to
meet the Council’s minimum Cyber Security requirements and were
excluded from the procurement process.

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3.10 During the evaluation one Tenderer withdrew their Tender Submission
due to an error identified in their Commercial offer which meant they
were unable to maintain their bid.
3.11 The scores relative to the award criteria of the remaining Tenderers are
noted below: 
Price 
(55%)
Quality 
(45%) Total (100%)
1 Dalkia Scotshield
Limited
(SC133446)
53.66% 39.50% 93.16%
2 Fortress Security
Alarms Ltd.
(SC179153)
55.00% 37.75% 92.75%
3 Openview Security
Solutions Limited
(03376202)
35.80% 37.75% 73.55%
4 Invincible Security
Ltd. (SC221100) 27.39% 35.25% 62.64%
5 King
Communications &
Security Limited
(SC317976)
28.75% 33.75% 62.50%
6 DFP Services
Limited
(04123832)
21.23% 38.75% 59.98% 
3.12 The evaluation of Tender Submissions received identified that the
submission by Dalkia Scotshield Limited (SC133446) was the most
economically advantageous tender.
3.13 Community Benefits were requested as part of the procurement
process and Dalkia Scotshield Limited (SC133446) have committed to
the following Community Benefits:
Community Benefit Offered No. of people/activity
Industry Awareness Event 4
Modern Apprentice 3
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Implications of the Report
1. Financial - The maximum value for this Measured Term Contract is
£1,400,000 excluding VAT. This is for the initial 2-year Contract Period
and the extension options of up to 12 months on two occasions (four
years in total). The cost of this Measured Term Contract shall be met

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from the Hard Facilities Management revenue repairs budget within
Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Services. 
2. HR & Organisational Development – TUPE implications may apply to
this Contract. 
3. Community/Council Planning –  
• Place: Working with partners to ensure our neighbourhoods are
safe, vibrant and attractive places to live
• Living our Values: Ensuring Renfrewshire Council delivers Best
Value for our citizens and customers, that we demonstrate we are a
well governed, effective organisation. 
4. Legal - The procurement of this Measured Term Contract has been
conducted as an above GPA Threshold services Contract using the
Open Procedure in accordance with the Renfrewshire Council Standing
Orders Relating to Contracts and the Public Contracts (Scotland)
Regulations 2015, as amended. 
5. Property/Assets – This Measured Term Contract will ensure that the
CCTV, Fire and Intruder alarms within the Council’s estate are properly
maintained. 
6. Information Technology - The service provider’s Cyber Security
submissions have been assessed by representatives from the Council’s
Cyber Security team and met the Council’s requirements regarding
Cyber Security.   
7. Equality & Human Rights – None directly arising from this report 
8. Health & Safety – Dalkia Scotshield Limited’s health & safety
credentials were evaluated by Corporate Health and Safety and met
the Council’s requirements regarding health and safety. 
9. Procurement – The procurement procedure outlined within this report
ensures that the Council meets its statutory requirements in respect of
procurement procedures, efficiency, and modern Government.  
10. Risk – Dalkia Scotshield Limited’s insurances have been assessed and
evaluated, and these met the Council’s requirements.
11. Privacy Impact – Dalkia Scotshield Limited has confirmed compliance
with the Data Processor Agreement and have committed to sign the
Agreement.

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12. Climate Risk– The level of impact associated with provision of this
service has been assessed using the Scottish Government
Sustainability Test and is considered to be low risk.
13. Children’s Rights – None directly arising from this report.
14. Cosla Policy Position – none directly arising from this report.
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List of Background Papers 
(a)  None
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Author:           Aileen Ross, Procurement Adviser, aileen.ross@renfrewshire.gov.uk