The Framework Agreement will enable the firm to tender for the provision of reactive maintenance, planned works, and associated services to all mechanical plant and equipment within the University’s 550+ sites located across the city.

It may also be used for small projects and minor works capital projects where appropriate. 
Arc-Tech (Scotland) has an extensive contract portfolio in the Edinburgh city region including residential, PBSA, and hotels as well as large-scale commercial office spaces and leisure premises.

The recently opened Lost Shore Surf Resort in Newbridge and Burnet Point, a BREEAM Excellent, low carbon mixed-use development with GRAHAM Building under construction in Morningside, are among the various major contracts that have utilised the firm’s services in recent months.

John Gallacher, Arc-Tech managing director, said: “We are delighted to have been appointed to the University of Edinburgh’s new framework. Arc-Tech has been (and continues to be) involved in some of the city’s most prestigious developments so to now have the opportunity to work with the University – one of the most revered in the world – is another proud achievement for us and we look forward to working with them over the coming years.”