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BEAR Scotland - Approved Vendor Listing 2018 Account No BEAR Scotland - Approved Vendor Listing 2018 Account No. Vendor type (supp Vendor name PAAD001 Subcontractor A. A. & D. Fraser Ltd PAGG001 Subcontractor Aggregate Industries PAJC001 Subcontractor AJ Craig & Sons PAMMOO1 Subcontractor A&M MACGREGOR PLANT HIRE PANG001 Subcontractor Angus Jordan PBAN001 Subcontractor G. Bannerman PBIL001 Subcontractor Billy Miller Contractor & Plant Hire PBLC001 Subcontractor B L Cranes Ltd PBUC001 Subcontractor Buckhurst Plant Hire Ltd PCAM001 Subcontractor R&F Campbell (Inverness) Ltd PCIT001 Subcontractor Citysweep Ltd PCOR001 Subcontractor Corrie Construction Limited PCRA001 Subcontractor Craik & Macrae PDAV001 Subcontractor David Smith (Plant Hire) Ltd PDAW001 Subcontractor A Dawson T/A Dawson Plant Hire PDEM001 Subcontractor D J Dempster Jcb Hire PDEN001 Subcontractor Denny Plant Hire Ltd PDEN002 Subcontractor Denny Tipper Transport Ltd PDEW001 Subcontractor J M Dewar Contractors PDHP001 Subcontractor Bibby Factors Scotland Ltd PDOC001 Subcontractor Ronald Docherty Civil Engineering Contractor PDOU001 Subcontractor E & J Douglas & Sons PDUN001 Subcontractor Dundee Plant Company Limited PEAS001 Subcontractor Easy Reach Access Hire PELD001 Subcontractor Elder Plant Ltd PELL001 Subcontractor Ellon Plant Hire PENN001 Subcontractor Enviro-Clean (Scotland) Ltd PENN002 Subcontractor Ennstone Thistle Limited PEPL001 Subcontractor Lavendon Access Services Ltd PEUR001 Subcontractor EEG Contracts Limited PFAC001 Subcontractor Facelift GB Ltd PFBP001 Subcontractor F.B. Patterson & Sons PFOR001 Subcontractor Forsyth & Laing PFOR002 Subcontractor Michael J Forbes PGFJ001 Subcontractor G.F. Job PGIB001 Subcontractor John Gibbins Plant Hire PGIV001 Subcontractor Givan Plant Hire PGOP001 Subcontractor Go Plant Ltd PGRA004 Subcontractor Kevin Grant PGRI001 Subcontractor WB Grieve Groundworks PGSC001 Subcontractor G S Campbell (Contractors) Ltd PGSH001 Subcontractor G S Howieson PHEN001 Subcontractor Henderson Bro PHEW001 Subcontractor Hewden Plant Hire PHEW002 Subcontractor Hewden Stuart Plc PHIG001 Subcontractor The Highland Council PHIG005 Subcontractor Highland Quality Construction Limited PHRA001 Subcontractor HRAI Group Ltd PIHB001 Subcontractor I & H Brown PJAC001 Subcontractor Jackson Tool & Plant Hire PJAS001 Subcontractor RBS Invoice Finance Ltd PJOH001 Subcontractor D A Johnstone & Son PJOH002 Subcontractor John Collier & Sons PJOH003 Subcontractor John Marshall PJON001 Subcontractor Russell Jones Plant Hire PKIN001 Subcontractor H.W. Kinnaird Ltd PLAI001 Subcontractor Messrs Laird PLES001 Subcontractor Leslie Dick & Sons (Cont) Ltd PLOM001 Subcontractor Lomond Plant Limited PLOX001 Subcontractor Loxam Access PMAC001 Subcontractor L. Maclean & Son PMAC002 Subcontractor D Macintosh & Sons PMAC003 Subcontractor D.A.MacDonald (Contractors) Ltd PMAC008 Subcontractor Kenneth MacLean PMAC010 Subcontractor Macduff Shipyards Ltd PMAC011 Subcontractor John Mackinnon Groundworks & Plant Hire Contr PMAR001 Subcontractor Markon Limited PMAS001 Subcontractor WJM Plant Ltd PMAT001 Subcontractor W Mathson (Groundworks) Ltd PMCC001 Subcontractor McCormack Developments Ltd PMCN001 Subcontractor G Mcnaughton & Son PMIL001 Subcontractor Miller Plant PMIL002 Subcontractor Mills Contractors Limited PMOR001 Subcontractor The Moray Council PMOR002 Subcontractor Morris Young (Perth) Ltd PMSI001 Subcontractor MSIS Group PMUI001 Subcontractor Muirhead Plant Ltd PMUN001 Subcontractor Pat Munro (Alness) Ltd PMUN002 Subcontractor Munro & Sons PMUR001 Subcontractor Murdoch MacKenzie Construction Limited PMWP001 Subcontractor MW Plant (Contracts) Ltd PNAT001 Subcontractor Nationwide Platforms Limited PNIC001 Subcontractor D Nicolson & Co PNOR001 Subcontractor Norman Jamieson Ltd PNWH001 Subcontractor NWH Construction Services Ltd POWE001 Subcontractor William Owen & Son PPEN001 Subcontractor James Penman Plant Hire Ltd PPJM001 Supplier Do Not Use PPJM002 Subcontractor PJM Services PPUR001 Subcontractor Robert Purvis Plant Hire Ltd PRAL001 Subcontractor Ian Ralston PRIT001 Subcontractor Ritchie Grit And Clear PRON001 Subcontractor Ronnie MacRae Plant Hire PSHA001 Subcontractor D A Shanks PSMI001 Subcontractor Robert Smith Contractors Limited PSTR001 Subcontractor Strathore Plant Hire Ltd PSTU001 Subcontractor Stuart Cranna Joinery Services Ltd PSUR001 Subcontractor Sureclean Limited PTAY001 Subcontractor Tayside Contracts PTOR001 Subcontractor Torith Ltd PUBC001 Subcontractor UBCIVILS Ltd PUND001 Subcontractor Underground Inspection Services Ltd PWEM001 Subcontractor Wemo-tec UK Ltd PWIL001 Subcontractor William Hamilton & Sons (Contractors) Ltd PWIL002 Subcontractor Willsweep PWIL003 Subcontractor William Whyte Cargo Holders RABS001 Subcontractor A & B Services (Scotland) RACF001 Subcontractor A C Fraser & Son RADS001 Subcontractor A D Simpson RADT001 Subcontractor ADT Fire & Security Ltd RAIR001 Subcontractor Airlie's Glazing & Locksmith RALI001 Subcontractor Alistair D Maclennan (Builder) RALL001 Subcontractor Allan G Taylor RALM001 Subcontractor Almet Doors Limited RAMW001 Subcontractor AM Fabrications RAQU001 Subcontractor Aqueous Plumbing Services RART001 Subcontractor Arthur McKerron & Son RBAR001 Subcontractor G & A Barnie Building Services Ltd RBEL001 Subcontractor CR Bell Ltd RBIB001 Subcontractor David Bibby RBIS001 Subcontractor K J Bisset Plumbing & Heating Contractors RBRU002 Subcontractor Gary Bruce Electrical Contractor RCAL001 Subcontractor Calum Kippen Joiner Ltd RCAR001 Subcontractor Carillion Plc RCEM001 Subcontractor C & E Miller RCHA001 Subcontractor Chas Stewart Plumbing & Heating Engineers Ltd RCHI001 Subcontractor Chimes RCLA001 Supplier Clan Decorators RCLA001 Subcontractor Clan Decorators RCLA002 Subcontractor Clancy Docwra Ltd RCOR002 Subcontractor Cornhill Electrical RDAR001 Subcontractor Darroch & Allan Joiners RDAV001 Subcontractor David Mcintosh Carpet Fitting Specialist RDEW001 Subcontractor Dewar Decorators RDGO001 Subcontractor D Gordon Ingram Joinery RDIS001 Subcontractor Discovery Ceilings RDRJ001 Subcontractor David Riley RDUN001 Subcontractor Dunn Homes Ltd RDYN001 Subcontractor Dyno-Rod Plc RFAI001 Subcontractor FairPlumb Ltd RFAL001 Subcontractor Falcon Electrical Engineering Ltd RFIN001 Subcontractor Findlay Irvine Ltd RFIN002 Subcontractor Finlay Mackenzie RFIR001 Subcontractor Firth Plumbing, Heating And Roffing Ltd RFRA001 Subcontractor Fraser-Lee Joiner & Building Contractor RGCF001 Subcontractor GCF Joiners & Contractors Limited RGMR001 Subcontractor GMR Henderson Builders RHAL001 Subcontractor Hall & Robertson (Builders) Ltd RHFG001 Subcontractor HF Mechanical Services Ltd RHIG001 Subcontractor Highland Locksmiths & Security Systems Ltd RIAN001 Subcontractor Ian Mclaren Building Maintenance Ltd RINN001 Subcontractor Charles A Innes & Sons Ltd RINN002 Subcontractor Innes H Mackenzie RINT001 Subcontractor Interserve Industrial Services Ltd RIRV001 Subcontractor Irvine Morrison RJMK001 Subcontractor JMK Joiners RKER002 Subcontractor James Kerr (Electrical) RKEV001 Subcontractor Kevin Winton RLOC001 Subcontractor Lochcarron Metalwork RMAC006 Subcontractor A.Macdonald Joiners RMAC007 Subcontractor Macleod Roofing Ltd RMCH001 Subcontractor Beauly Plumbing Company RMIR001 Subcontractor A. MIRRLEES RMIT001 Subcontractor Duncan Mitchell RMOR001 Subcontractor R Morrison & Sons RMOR002 Subcontractor Morrison Plumbing And Heating Engineers RMUR001 Subcontractor John Murray & Son RMUR002 Subcontractor Murray Anderson Floor Coverings Ltd RNEI001 Subcontractor Adam Neilson Ltd RNOR001 Subcontractor Northcote Services Ltd RPAG001 Supplier Do Not Use RPAG002 Subcontractor P & G Blacksmiths RPAT001 Subcontractor Patrick Cassidy Electrical Engineers RPDS001 Subcontractor Protective & Decorative Surface Coatings Ltd RPET001 Subcontractor Peterhead Joiners RPET002 Subcontractor Peterhead Marine Electrics Ltd RRED001 Subcontractor Neil Redford RROF001 Subcontractor R & R Roofing (Edinburgh) Limited RSCO001 Subcontractor Scotia Suspended Ceilings RSMR001 Subcontractor SM Roofing RSNG001 Subcontractor SNG Control Systems Ltd RSPA001 Subcontractor Sparks Mechanical Services Ltd RSPEC001 Subcontractor Specific Heat RSTE001 Subcontractor J Stenhouse RSUB001 Subcontractor Subcool Airconditioning Ltd RURP001 Subcontractor James Urquhart RV&T001 Subcontractor V & T McPhie RWIL001 Subcontractor Wilson J Bruce Electrical Ltd RWKF001 Subcontractor WK Finnie Ltd RWYV001 Subcontractor Wyvis Roofing Inverness Limited RYOU001 Subcontractor A. 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