AwardedAwarded 20 August 2026
CivTech 11.4 - How can innovation and technology improve things for people with long term health conditions starting with Musculoskeletal conditions, so they can engage with life and work as fully as possible?
Scottish Government · Central government
In brief
Scottish Government awarded IT and software work to Daysix Ltd on 20 August 2026.
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What the notice says
Long term health conditions can have a significant impact on the lives of people that live with them. Musculoskeletal conditions are one of the most common conditions with impacts for sufferers ranging from management of pain and limits on mobility to problems sleeping and social isolation. We know these conditions can both impact long term health outcomes and make people with them more likely to experience poverty as a result of difficulties engaging with work. Being economically inactive due to these conditions can further impact health outcomes even life expectancy. So how can innovation and technology improve the situation for people with these conditions?
Who won
| Winner | Value | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Daysix Ltd (SME) | £599,859 | |
| Daysix Ltd (SME) | £599,859 | |
| Daysix Ltd (SME) | £599,859 | |
| Daysix Ltd (SME) | £599,859 |
Values as the award notice gives them, excluding VAT where stated.
Timeline
- Contract award notice · notice 084028-2026
- Contract award notice · notice 084032-2026
- Contract award notice · notice 084039-2026
- Contract award notice · notice 084214-2026
About the buyer
Scottish GovernmentLast 12 months
Procurements
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From notice 084028-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 4 September 2026, last updated 7 September 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.