Governance.

National Hub Programme

 

The National Hub Programme was created by the Scottish Futures Trust based on a partnership between the public and private sectors to deliver new community infrastructure facilities and other services.

Hub North Scotland is one of five hub companies, or hubCos, where public bodies, such as local authorities, NHS Boards and emergency services, have come together with a private sector partner to form a joint venture company to develop and deliver these new facilities and services.

Each hubCo has its own geographical territory and is committed to a high level of Scottish small and medium enterprise (SME) involvement in projects along with delivering best value and significant community benefits as a fundamental part of their projects.

Further details on the work of the other four hubCos can be found on their individual websites:

hub South East
hub East Central
hub West
hub South West

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“Key supply chain members are at the heart of Hub North Scotland, helping it deliver innovative, creative, whole life, value for money solutions. ”

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  • 20241216_Beach_Park: Photo Caption (L-R): Neil Donald, project director, hub North Scotland; Alistair Broadley, operations manager, Robertson Construction Eastern; Craig Innes, Head of Commercial and Procurement, Aberdeen City Council; Councillor Ian Yuill, co-leader, Aberdeen City Council; Councillor Christian Allard, co-leader, Aberdeen City Council; Gordon Milne, regional managing director, Robertson Construction Eastern.