Coordinate an operational assessment route and any separately approved fire-system work, with assessor responsibility and procurement kept explicit.
Research edition: 28 September 2026. Contract availability is unconfirmed. This text view includes the published research; working notes remain in the interactive workspace on your device.
Service territory
Scotland Central Belt and beyond; offices also cover Aberdeenshire and Highlands
Work to prioritise
Fire-risk-assessment coordination, alarm and emergency-lighting work, and ongoing support across the stated Scottish network.
Start here · Pre-opening
South Queensferry Manor
Northcare · South Queensferry, City of Edinburgh
Programme: March 2027 Source checked: 2026-09-28
Target scope
Coordinate handover records, the operational assessment and the maintenance buyer; remedial work follows only from an agreed requirement.
Why it fits
Northcare’s current development schedule targets March 2027 for South Queensferry Manor and names its construction and development directors. This is within the selected Scottish service area. For Connelly Security Systems, the relevant scope is Fire-risk-assessment coordination, alarm and emergency-lighting work, and ongoing support across the stated Scottish network.
Recommended first move
Use enquiries@northcare.co.uk to request the Northcare development team named on its page (Allan Johnston / Darren McArdle); ask them to route any operational service separately.
Timing
The named team provides a routing point; the schedule does not confirm available installation or service packages. Ask for the actual buying window before setting a follow-up date.
Qualification questions
Which responsibilities belong to Northcare’s development team and which pass to operations before South Queensferry Manor opens?
Who is appointed for the operational assessment, and is any external assessor coordination still required?
Who owns alarm and emergency-lighting maintenance, and how are approved actions passed from assessment to delivery?
What installation warranty, defects support or training is already included at handover?
Prepare before contact
Prepare the assessment coordination scope and distinguish accessible non-destructive review from intrusive investigations.
Prepare separate alarm/lighting service information and confirm the regional delivery team.
Reasons to stop
The operator/contractor confirms the full relevant scope is committed and is not considering external support.
The assignment requires destructive investigations or specialist assessment scope the appointed assessor/service team cannot accept.
Published buyer routes
Northcare (Scotland) · Allan Johnston / Darren McArdle
Director - Construction & Development / Development Project Director Request the operator development or estates buyer; confirm handover, incumbent agreements and service-review timing.
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Subject: South Queensferry Manor — assessment and fire-system responsibility
Hello Northcare team,
We coordinate fire-risk assessments with experienced assessors and provide fire-alarm and emergency-lighting support across Scotland.
Northcare’s current development schedule targets March 2027 for South Queensferry Manor and names its construction and development directors.
Could you point us to the person responsible for this scope and confirm what is already appointed?
Who is appointed for the operational assessment, and is any external assessor coordination still required?
If the requirement is already covered, a future review date or the right contact would be helpful.
Kind regards,
Connelly Security Systems team
salessupport@cssltd.co.uk
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Next useful trigger
A development-team introduction, confirmed handover date or stated operational purchasing window.
Coordinate handover records, the operational assessment and the maintenance buyer; remedial work follows only from an agreed requirement.
Why it fits
Meallmore’s July 2026 announcement describes Eaglesham House in Clarkston as a 50-bed nursing and dementia home targeting spring 2027. This is within the selected Scottish service area. For Connelly Security Systems, the relevant scope is Fire-risk-assessment coordination, alarm and emergency-lighting work, and ongoing support across the stated Scottish network.
Recommended first move
Contact Meallmore via info@meallmore.co.uk and request the operations/training or estates lead responsible for this specific scope; the public inbox is not a confirmed buyer.
Timing
The announcement mentions September recruitment but does not identify an unawarded trade package; confirm the current programme before planning delivery. Ask for the actual buying window before setting a follow-up date.
Qualification questions
Who owns the relevant procurement or operational-readiness work at Eaglesham House as recruitment and opening preparations develop?
Who is appointed for the operational assessment, and is any external assessor coordination still required?
Who owns alarm and emergency-lighting maintenance, and how are approved actions passed from assessment to delivery?
What installation warranty, defects support or training is already included at handover?
Prepare before contact
Prepare the assessment coordination scope and distinguish accessible non-destructive review from intrusive investigations.
Prepare separate alarm/lighting service information and confirm the regional delivery team.
Reasons to stop
The operator/contractor confirms the full relevant scope is committed and is not considering external support.
The assignment requires destructive investigations or specialist assessment scope the appointed assessor/service team cannot accept.
Published buyer routes
Meallmore
Head office; request property / development team Request the operator development or estates buyer; confirm handover, incumbent agreements and service-review timing.
Review the sender details and selected recipient before sending.
Subject: Eaglesham House — assessment and fire-system responsibility
Hello Meallmore team,
We coordinate fire-risk assessments with experienced assessors and provide fire-alarm and emergency-lighting support across Scotland.
Meallmore’s July 2026 announcement describes Eaglesham House in Clarkston as a 50-bed nursing and dementia home targeting spring 2027.
Could you point us to the person responsible for this scope and confirm what is already appointed?
Who is appointed for the operational assessment, and is any external assessor coordination still required?
If the requirement is already covered, a future review date or the right contact would be helpful.
Kind regards,
Connelly Security Systems team
salessupport@cssltd.co.uk
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Next useful trigger
Confirmed recruitment/induction dates, handover information or the operator’s response identifying remaining scope.
Establish the operational-assessment appointment separately from fire-alarm or lighting packages, then ask about any uncommitted support scope.
Why it fits
Meallmore reported Sutherland House’s topping out in Broughty Ferry on 8 September 2026, naming CHAP Group and a spring 2027 opening target for the 54-bedroom home. This is within the selected Scottish service area. For Connelly Security Systems, the relevant scope is Fire-risk-assessment coordination, alarm and emergency-lighting work, and ongoing support across the stated Scottish network.
Recommended first move
Ask Meallmore at info@meallmore.co.uk for the operational-readiness owner; establish what CHAP’s handover already includes before offering support.
Timing
The published next steps are interior fit-out and grounds work; topping out does not establish which trade packages remain available. Ask for the actual buying window before setting a follow-up date.
Qualification questions
Which relevant responsibilities sit with CHAP’s package contractors and which will be bought directly by Meallmore?
Who is appointed for the operational assessment, and is any external assessor coordination still required?
Who owns alarm and emergency-lighting maintenance, and how are approved actions passed from assessment to delivery?
Has this exact package been awarded, and what evidence is needed before a new supplier can be considered?
Prepare before contact
Prepare the assessment coordination scope and distinguish accessible non-destructive review from intrusive investigations.
Prepare separate alarm/lighting service information and confirm the regional delivery team.
Reasons to stop
The operator/contractor confirms the full relevant scope is committed and is not considering external support.
The assignment requires destructive investigations or specialist assessment scope the appointed assessor/service team cannot accept.
Published buyer routes
Meallmore
Head office; request property / development team Request the operator development or estates buyer; confirm handover, incumbent agreements and service-review timing.
Review the sender details and selected recipient before sending.
Subject: Sutherland House — assessment and fire-system responsibility
Hello Meallmore team,
We coordinate fire-risk assessments with experienced assessors and provide fire-alarm and emergency-lighting support across Scotland.
Meallmore reported Sutherland House’s topping out in Broughty Ferry on 8 September 2026, naming CHAP Group and a spring 2027 opening target for the 54-bedroom home.
Could you point us to the person responsible for this scope and confirm what is already appointed?
Who is appointed for the operational assessment, and is any external assessor coordination still required?
If the requirement is already covered, a future review date or the right contact would be helpful.
Kind regards,
Connelly Security Systems team
salessupport@cssltd.co.uk
Privacy or contact preferences: reply to this email. Please let us know if you would prefer no further contact.
Next useful trigger
A response identifying the package owner, operational procurement window or handover responsibilities.