title: The Energy Service

title: Carbon Emissions Reporting

title: The Energy Service

description:
Lot 1 – Energy Service:
 This Lot is for the provision of the Energy Service. It provides technical advice, financial guidance, and grant management, as well as sharing of best practice with public sector and community enterprises on the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, while building capacity and capability in others. It will also provide wider technical and strategic advice on areas such as:
 Regional energy planning, electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, low carbon heat solutions, increasing capacity and capability, developing net zero plans, emissions reporting, decarbonising procurement, hydrogen, innovation, and other associated areas of work.
 The service can be accessed by public sector organisations and community enterprises in Wales. There is potential for additional organisations to be added in the future, and bidders would need to remain flexible and adapt accordingly.
 The successful supplier will be expected to work with other Welsh Government appointed suppliers and service providers, which includes a collaborative approach for the delivery of the Wales Funding Programme, Local Energy Fund, Invest to Save, and numerous non-repayable grants.

title: Carbon Emissions Reporting

description:
Lot 2 – Carbon Emissions Reporting:
 To support the carbon reporting obligations for the public sector, a supplier with relevant technical knowledge is needed to manage and support the public sector community of practice, regularly update the reporting tool and guidance, collate and report on annual data submissions and make recommendations to the Welsh Government based on data submitted by public sector bodies.
 Based on results and stakeholder feedback, the appointed supplier will also be required to adapt and continue to improve the reporting process, including updating spreadsheets, guidance, calculations and emission factors for the next reporting cycle.
 The service will be accessed by public sector organisations, universities and colleges in Wales. There is potential for additional organisations to be included in the future.

title: The Energy Service framework 2023-2027

title: The Energy Service framework 2023-2027

description:
Welsh Government invites tenders for a place on a four year framework, split into two lots. Lot 1 will cover Energy Services and Lot 2 will cover Carbon Emissions Reporting. Suppliers will have the opportunity to bid for one or more lots.
 This is a replacement framework for the Energy Service Framework which was first established in March 2018. The aim of the new Energy Service Framework is to create a revitalised framework that builds in flexibility to incorporate additional decarbonisation actions in the future.
 Lot 1 covers the Energy Service and will incorporate technical advice, financial guidance, grant management, and the sharing of best practice with public sector and community enterprises on the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, while building capacity and capability in others.
 Lot 2 covers Carbon Emissions reporting and will support the carbon reporting obligations for the public sector, a supplier with relevant technical knowledge is needed to manage and support the public sector community of practice, regularly update the reporting tool and guidance, collate and report on annual data submissions and make recommendations to the Welsh Government based on data submitted by public sector bodies.
 A four year no commitment framework will be awarded, with an annual call-off of varying value as needed. It is intended that a single supplier will be awarded to each lot.
 Flexibility is needed to ensure the Energy Service is able to adapt to changing priorities and growth in the relevant Welsh Government policy areas, as well as innovation in low carbon technologies, and changing market conditions.
 Call off requirements are to be agreed with the successful contractor annually, following their submission of a delivery plan, which should address the required outputs specified by the contracting authority.
 The service will provide support to Welsh Government on development of policy and operational activities, linking in with other programmes, for example in health, local government and education.

title: The Energy Service framework 2023-2027

Welsh Government

locality: Llandudno Junction

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

streetAddress: Corporate Procurement Services, Cathays Park

description: General public services

id: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

legalName: Welsh Government

High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

description: General public services

Welsh Government

roles: buyer reviewBody

description: General public services

The Carbon Trust

streetAddress: 4th Floor, Dorset House, 27-45 Stamford Street

legalName: The Carbon Trust

Energy Saving Trust

locality: Edinburgh

streetAddress: 2nd Floor, Ocean Point 1, 94 Ocean Drive

legalName: Energy Saving Trust

title: The Energy Service framework 2023-2027

description:
Welsh Government invites tenders for a place on a four year framework, split into two lots. Lot 1 will cover Energy Services and Lot 2 will cover Carbon Emissions Reporting. Suppliers will have the opportunity to bid for one or more lots.
 This is a replacement framework for the Energy Service Framework which was first established in March 2018. The aim of the new Energy Service Framework is to create a revitalised framework that builds in flexibility to incorporate additional decarbonisation actions in the future.
 Lot 1 covers the Energy Service and will incorporate technical advice, financial guidance, grant management,and the sharing of best practice with public sector and community enterprises on the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, while building capacity and capability in others.
 Lot 2 covers Carbon Emissions reporting and will support the carbon reporting obligations for the public sector, a supplier with relevant technical knowledge is needed to manage and support the public sector community of practice, regularly update the reporting tool and guidance, collate and report on annual data submissions and make recommendations to the Welsh Government based on data submitted by public sector bodies.
 A four year no commitment framework will be awarded, with an annual call-off of varying value as needed.
 Flexibility is needed to ensure the Energy Service is able to adapt to changing priorities and growth in the relevant Welsh Government policy areas, as well as innovation in low carbon technologies, and changing market conditions.
 Call off requirements are to be agreed with the successful contractor annually, following their submission of a delivery plan, which should address the required outputs specified by the contracting authority.
 The service will provide support to Welsh Government on development of policy and operational activities, linking in with other programmes, for example in health, local government and education.

title: The Energy Service

title: Carbon Emissions Reporting

description:
E-Tender Information:
 https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk
 - The first person from your Organisation to use the Platform will be required to register on behalf of the Organisation.
 - In order to log-in to the Platform please enter your Username and Password.
 - Registration should only be performed once for each Organisation.
 - Please contact the person who Registered (i.e. the Super User) in order to arrange access to the Platform.
 - Note: If your Organisation is already registered on the Platform then you must not make any additional registration. Please contact the
 Helpdesk to gain access to the Platform.
 - Tenders must be uploaded to the BravoSolution portal by 14:00. Late bids will not be accepted.
 How To Find The ITT:
 - Once logged in you must click on ‘ITT’s Open to all Suppliers’
 - The e-tender references for this contract are: project_51044 and itt_97060
 - Click on the title to access summary details of the contract. If you are still interested in submitting a tender, click the 'Express an Interest'
 button. This will move the ITT from the ‘Open to all Suppliers’ area to the ‘My ITT’s’ on the home page.
 - You will then see the full details of the ITT in the qualification and technical envelopes along with any relevant documents in the
 ‘Attachments’ area.
 - Any questions on the ITT, please use the ‘Messages’ area to contact the buyer directly – Please do not contact the named person at the top
 of this notice.
 NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=107985
 Under the terms of this contract the successful supplier(s) will be required to deliver Community Benefits in support of the authority’s
 economic and social objectives. In relation to the Framework
 the Client wants Bidders to focus on the following Community Benefits:
 Training and recruitment opportunities for: apprentices
 Bidders should consider opportunities for recruiting and training the above groups as part of the workforce delivering the Framework.
 It is important to ensure that Framework delivery achieves Community Benefits over and above the Framework itself and also is clearly
 linked to the successful Bidder’s expertise and the subject of the Framework. The expectation is that any Non-Core Community Benefits
 proposal will be delivered on a cost neutral basis.
 The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia.
 (WA Ref:130605)


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measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

rel: canonical

status: complete

description: Up to 60 month extension option

description:
Swansea Council (SCC) is inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced organisations for the design, supply, installation, commissioning, and maintenance for the Public Space Surveillance (PSS) CCTV/Surveillance camera system, control system and control room
 The Contract will provide for the installation of the new control room furniture and equipment, CCTV cameras in existing and new locations, civil works for camera poles. The ongoing provision of small works and the maintenance of CCTV systems for a minimum of five years

Quality

type: quality

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: Civic Centre, Swansea, Wales, UK

scheme: CPV

title: Corporate CCTV System Replacement

title: Corporate CCTV System Replacement

format: text/html

documentType: contractNotice

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

title: Corporate CCTV System Replacement

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CELEX

languages: en cy

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

City & County of Swansea

locality: Swansea

postalCode: SA1 3SN

streetAddress: Civic Centre

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

description: Fleet

legalName: City & County of Swansea

High Court

locality: London

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

City & County of Swansea

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

description: General public services

CDS Systems

region: UK

locality: Pontypridd

streetAddress: Penbwch Isaf Farm, Penycoedcae Road

scale: sme

legalName: CDS Systems

currency: GBP

status: active

description: (WA Ref:127814)

initiationType: tender

scheme: EU-OJ


description: Optional extension for a further 24 months

description: Optional extensions as described in II.2.11 below. Agreement will either be extended or a new procurement strategy developed.

description:
This procurement seeks the provision of a fully integrated replacement Primary Care Workforce Intelligence System that offers a sustainable electronic platform driven by user self-service with integration of processes between applicants, performers, and health professionals in medical, dental, ophthalmic and community pharmacy practices the NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership and Health Boards. The solution will also:
 - Provide data integration links to other dependent services within NWSSP, Welsh Government and other external bodies.
 - Meet the provisions of the relevant legislation
 - Comply with the appropriate public sector digital solution standards.
 - Manage the process of on-boarding and accrediting primary care performers and contractors.
 - Manage the life-cycle of the Primary and Community Care workforce with an emphasis on self service.
 - Meet open architecture standards in order to interface with solutions that depend on primary and community care information.
 - Compatible with Microsoft Office 365.
 - Drive paperless or paper-light processes.
 - Monitor service delivery against SLA provisions.
 - Deliver flexible reporting functionality with an emphasis on user-configurable self-service reporting for stakeholders.
 - Cater for data migration from the existing system.
 - Meet defined availability, capacity and change criteria.
 - Meet defined incident management criteria.
 - Meet relevant IT Security and Information Governance standards.
 - Service availability to be 365 days per year, 24 hours per day.
 - A bi-lingual platform for Welsh and English to comply with the Welsh Language Act 1993.. This contract will cover the following organisations:
 NHS Wales Shared Service Partnership on behalf of:
 Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.
 Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
 Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board.
 Cardiff & Vale University Health Board.
 Hywel Dda University Health Board.
 Powys Teaching Health Board Swansea Bay University Health Board.

Cost

type: cost

region: UKL

description:
The Primary Care Workforce Intelligence System will bring together existing service requirements, operated by the NHS Wales Shared Service Partnership (NWSSP), into a single integrated solution to manage the provision of primary and community care workforce information, the Medical Performers List (MPL), Ophthalmic Performers List (OPL), Dental Performers List (DPL) and All Wales Pharmacy Database (AWPD) and Declarations of Interest.
 The existing primary care workforce tool (Wales National Workforce and Reporting System) currently enables identification of registered professions and all multi-disciplinary roles employed or working in the primary and community care sector. The data demographics and reporting are essential enablers to strategic workforce planning and integration with key requirements of General Medical Practice Indemnity, Locum Hub Wales and performers list governance . It is currently made up of two modules, data entry and reporting.
 The Medical Performers List (MPL), Ophthalmic Performers List (OPL), Dental Performers List (DPL) and All Wales Pharmacy Database (AWPD) record the eligibility of clinical professionals (performers) in Wales to provide NHS services in each of the disciplines named above. In addition, they record the details of the performers’ employer organisations (providers) i.e. those that hold contracts to provide NHS primary care services to Health Boards e.g. GP, dental and ophthalmic practices and community pharmacies. Applications for inclusion in the lists, maintenance of the lists and maintenance of contracted providers information is managed on behalf of Health Boards by NWSSP, Primary Care Services division (PCS). Legacy IT solutions currently underpin this process.

description:
Contract Notice: 2022/S 000-036131 Award Criteria (Section II.2.5) - correction
 Award Criteria (II.2.5) - correction
 The published award criteria detailed in Section II.2.5 (Award Criteria) is incorrect and should read as follows:-
 Quality criterion: Quality / Weighting: 40
 Cost criterion: Cost / Weighting: 60
 Opportunity: Primary Care Workforce Intelligence System
 Notice reference: 2022/S 000-036131

performanceTerms: As detailed in the tender documents

mainProcurementCategory: services

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

locality: Cardiff

postalCode: CF15 7QZ

streetAddress: 4-5 Charnwood Court,, Heol Billingsley, Parc Nantgarw

description: Health

legalName: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

roles: reviewBody buyer

streetAddress: 4-5 Charnwood Court, Heol Billingsley, Parc Nantgarw

description: Health

locality: St Asaph

postalCode: LL17 0JL

streetAddress: Alder House, Alder Court

description: Health

Softcat Plc

locality: Marlow

streetAddress: Softcat, Fieldhouse Lane

scale: large

legalName: Softcat Plc

title: Primary and Community Care Workforce Reporting System

description:
The Primary and Community Care Workforce Reporting system will bring together existing service requirements, operated by the NHS Wales Shared Service Partnership (NWSSP), into a single integrated solution to manage the provision of primary and community care workforce information, the Medical Performers List (MPL), Ophthalmic Performers List (OPL), Dental Performers List (DPL) and All Wales Pharmacy Database (AWPD) and Declarations of Interest.
 The existing primary care workforce tool (Wales National Workforce and Reporting System) currently enables identification of registered professions and all multi-disciplinary roles employed or working in the primary and community care sector. The data demographics and reporting are essential enablers to strategic workforce planning and integration with key requirements of General Medical Practice Indemnity, Locum Hub Wales and performers list governance . It is currently made up of two modules, data entry and reporting.
 The Medical Performers List (MPL), Ophthalmic Performers List (OPL), Dental Performers List (DPL) and All Wales Pharmacy Database (AWPD) record the eligibility of clinical professionals (performers) in Wales to provide NHS services in each of the disciplines named above. In addition, they record the details of the performers’ employer organisations (providers) i.e. those that hold contracts to provide NHS primary care services to Health Boards e.g. GP, dental and ophthalmic practices and community pharmacies. Applications for inclusion in the lists, maintenance of the lists and maintenance of contracted providers information is managed on behalf of Health Boards by NWSSP, Primary Care Services division (PCS). Legacy IT solutions currently underpin this process.

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

description: (WA Ref:134806)


title: Research and assessment of targets

title: Modelling achievability

title: Modelling achievability

description: Option to extend for up to a maximum of an additional 12 months

description: Lot 2 involves modelling the dispersion of air pollutants to determine the effect of optimised combinations of measures from the first stage in achieving future concentration-based target levels and the associated health, environmental, economic and social benefits

title: Research and assessment of targets

description: Service may be re-tendered,once this has expired

description: Lot 1 will involve assessing technological and behavioural measures across different sectors that produce potential future reduced emission trajectories using data based on the latest National Atmospheric Emission Inventory data .

description: This procurement exercise is being conducted on behalf of the Welsh Ministers to establish a contract for Supporting the Development of Welsh National Air Quality Target Proposals

description: Closing date for return of tenders has been extended to August 22nd ( from August10th)

label: Time limit

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

description: Closing date change

description: 36 Months

Welsh Government

description: General public services

description: Environmental protection

description: Health

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody reviewBody

description: General public services

Ricardo-AEA Ltd

locality: DIDCOT

streetAddress: Gemini Building

legalName: Ricardo-AEA Ltd

title: Research and assessment of targets

title: Modelling achievability

description:
Budget Information
 A budget range of between 450,000GBP and 480,000GBP (including VAT) will be made available by the Client for the purposes of this contract (covering Lots 1 & 2) A further amount up to a maximum of 70,000GBP (including VAT) will be ring-fenced to continue assessments of the industrial sector beyond the Lot 1 timescales up to the end of the Lot 2 timescale.
 A further 60,000GBP will be made available for Ad Hoc work under this contract.
 (WA Ref:133717)


title: Permanent Way Complex and Non-Complex (CVL-00155)

title: CVL Transformation - Package 06A Permanent Way (Complex) - ITT

description:
Scope:Balfour Beatty Rail Ltd is looking to subcontract elements of the PWAY Package 6 delivery program over the next two years for project ‘Core Valley Lines’. Proposals will be required for delivering Track Loops, Track Lowers, Line Speed Improvements, Road Rail Access Points, Waterproofing, Drainage, and various other PWAYS works.Balfour Beatty Rail Ltd will be looking to appoint two or three subcontractors under one framework agreement.Tender submissions will be evaluated based on the following criteria:> Demonstrate competency and capability.> Demonstrate capacity.> Adherence to either BBRL or NEC3 form of contract.> Sustainability credentials.> Model Projects Costs.> Schedule of Rates / Schedule of Cost Components.BBRL Main Assumptions:> BBRL to supply design and scope.> BBRL to provide site access.> BBRL to provide welfare facilities.More detail will be provided in the Jaggaer tender pack.Stage 1 - Pre-qualification Requirements:Subcontractors who express interest shall be subject to meeting Balfour Beatty Rail Ltd pre-qualification criteria for this package of works. The pre-qualification process will be conducted offline, and subcontractors will be contacted directly if any information is required.Minimum pre-qualification requirements to tender for this package of works are as follows:> Constructionline - associate membership.> Dun & Bradstreet credit check - minimum financial risk rating to qualify for tendering is a ‘moderate’ overall business risk rating.> RISQS - appropriate approved competencies for PWAY works.Please do not express interest in this procurement package if you do not meet these minimum requirements.Stage 2 - Invitation to tender (ITT):Once stage 1 has been completed all subcontractors will be contacted directly and invited to tender with further instructions. Subcontractors who were unsuccessful during stage 1 will also be contacted directly.Tender documents shall be issued to those who qualify via Balfour Beatty’s tendering portal ‘Jaggaer’. Access to the portal will be provided after the ITT letters have been released, agreed and tasks completed.Responses, including any tender queries, must be submitted via the Jaggaer portal mechanism only.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=122020.
Request for further information should be submitted through the Questions and Answers function on Sell2Wales. Please record your interest in the notice to submit a question.
Sub-contracting opportunities published on Sell2Wales are business-to-business transactions and are not subject to the normal public sector and EU rules regarding procurement. The Welsh Government does not accept responsibility or liability for the content, evaluation or award of sub-contracting opportunities.(WA Ref:122020)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: Additional information is available upon request.

mainProcurementCategory: works

description: Transport For Wales - Core Valley Lines

Pro Rail Services Ltd

locality: Welwyn Garden City

streetAddress: 2-4 Little Ridge,

Balfour Beatty Rail Ltd

postalCode: CF37 5UT

streetAddress: Procurement , Transport for Wales CVL Infrastructure Depot, Treforest Industrial Estate,

Excell Rail Ltd

streetAddress: Rear Of Unit 5, Seven Road, Treforest Industrial Estate ,


description:
The contract is for a specialist Mental Health provider to provide support to service users that have stepped down from a specialist hospital placement.
 The intention of this tender is to appoint a provider who will be able to undertake the Services of the initial scheme, and should further schemes be made available throughout the framework duration, the Council may negotiate with the Provider to undertake the additional Services without re-opening competition. The 1st Scheme – ‘Abergoki’ located in Treorchy, Rhondda Fawr is, at the time of tender being developed by the RSL with a completion/handover date estimated for mid-September 2022. The successful tenderer will provide a 24 hour 7 days a week support service and will ensure there is a scheme manager available for 18.5 hours per week which will be a combination of both on site and off site support.. Full information is available from https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk

description:
Initial scheme will be based in Treorchy, Rhondda Fawr.
 Further schemes may come on-board during the contract and will be in the boundaries of RCT.

title: Enhance Supported Living Accomodation (for people with secondary mental health diagnoses or dual diagnoses of substance misuse)

description: The contract is for a specialist Mental Health provider to provide care and support to service users that have stepped down from a specialist hospital placement. The intention of this tender is to appoint a provider who will be able to undertake the Services of the initial scheme, and should further schemes be made available throughout the contract duration, the Council may negotiate with the Provider to undertake the additional Services without re-opening competition.

reductionCriteria:
Provider must be appropriately registered with CIW and RISCA
 As per qualification criteria

type: technical

description: Execution of the service is reserved to a particular profession

awardCriteriaDetails: as per tender documents

Rhondda Cynon Taf CBC

locality: Tonypandy

postalCode: CF40 2XX

streetAddress: The Pavilions, Clydach Vale

description: General public services

legalName: Rhondda Cynon Taf CBC

description: General public services

Adferiad Recovery

locality: Colwyn Bay

streetAddress: 36 Princes Drive, Llansamlet

legalName: Adferiad Recovery

description: (WA Ref:132109)


description: Digital Health and Care Wales (DHCW), a Special Health Authority which creates digital solution needed to improve health and care in Wales, About Digital Health and Care Wales – Digital Health and Care Wales (https://dhcw.nhs.wales) is seeking to establish a sole supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of Google Cloud products and Google specialist resources to establish an all-Wales Data Platform for health and care in Wales, under the National Data Resource programme. A commercial/contractual partnership agreement is envisaged between the Parties to efficiently and effectively deliver the evolving requirements to meet the organisation’s Corporate Strategy so an agile and robust approach is essential. The successful supplier will be required to provide access to Google Cloud products and ensure that the resources required to underpin the service delivery of the Agreement are flexible, highly skilled, and able to provide a proactive approach to drive value out of the cloud based NDR data platform. The successful supplier will need to demonstrate a track record of delivering comparable successful UK public sector digital data transformation programmes, preferably within healthcare. In addition, an excellent working knowledge of the Welsh Public Sector and NHS Wales is desirable, as is experience in Healthcare.. This contract establishes a Framework Agreement with no obligation to spend.

title: Google Reseller Framework

title: Google Reseller Framework

description: The Authority is seeking to establish a sole supplier Framework agreement for the supply of Google Cloud Products for Digital Health and Care Wales.

title: Google Reseller Framework

description: The Authority is seeking to establish a sole supplier Framework Agreement for the supply of Google Cloud Products for Digital Health and Care Wales.

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

Digital Health and Care Wales ("DHCW")

postalCode: CF11 9AD

streetAddress: Ty Glan Yr Afon, 21 Cowbridge Road Eas

description: Health

legalName: Digital Health and Care Wales ("DHCW")

description: Health

Computacenter

locality: Hatfield

streetAddress: Administration Centre, Hatfield Avenue

legalName: Computacenter

description: (WA Ref:127829)


description: Castell Alun High School – Replacement of Roof Coverings to Roofs 1 & 2________________________________________________________________________Site Address:Castell Alun High SchoolFagl LaneHopeFlintshireLL12 9PY

description: Roof

description: Roofing materials

Flintshire County Council

locality: Flintshire

postalCode: CH7 6NA

streetAddress: County Hall, Mold,

description: Regional or local authority

Helix Roofing Contractors Ltd

locality: Wallasey

streetAddress: 9 Breck Road,


title: Caerphilly Provision of Support at Home for Children

status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: unsuccessful

title: Blaenau Gwent Provision Support at Home for Children

title: Caerphilly Provision Support at Home for Adults

description: To provide a Support at Home Service (Domiciliary Care and Respite at home Service) for Children's Services for Caerphilly CBC.. Please note that the estimated spend is based on the overall contract value for this provision for the remaining months from October 2022 - 30 September 2024 with the option to extend for up to a further period of five (5) Years for the whole contract as this is an existing arrangement. New providers are joining the existing arrangement.

description: To provide a Support at Home Service (Domiciliary Care and Respite at home Service) for Adult Services for Caerphilly. Please note that the estimated spend is based on the overall contract value for this provision for the remaining months from October 2022 - 30 September 2024 with the option to extend for up to a further period of five (5) Years for the whole contract as this is an existing arrangement. New providers are joining the existing arrangement.

description: To provide a Support at Home Service (Domiciliary Care and Respite at home Service) for Children Services for Blaenau Gwent CBC.. Please note that the estimated spend is based on the overall contract value for this provision for the remaining months from October 2022 - 30 September 2024 with the option to extend for up to a further period of five (5) Years for the whole contract as this is an existing arrangement. New providers are joining the existing arrangement.

description: within the boundaries of Caerphilly

description: Within the boundaries of Caerphilly CBC

description: Within the boundaries of Blaenau Gwent CBC

title: Support at Home Tender

title: Support at Home Tender

description:
Caerphilly County Borough Council has the requirement to re open an existing flexible framework arrangement for the provision of Support at Home.
 Please note that this Contract Notice is to inform the market of the tendering opportunity to join the flexible framework for new Service Providers or for existing Service Providers wishing to apply for additional lots to which they are currently awarded to.
 The arrangement is a collaborative arrangement with Blaenau Gwent CBC.
 The Support at Home arrangement is to deliver Domiciliary Care and Respite at Home for Adults and Children.
 The framework is divided into lots, providers can tender for one or more lots.
 The Service will support the needs of the following people
 Children and Young People (under the age of 18)
 Older People
 People with Dementia
 People with a Learning Disability
 People with a Physical and/or Sensory Impairment, including Acquired Brain Injury
 People with a Mental Health problem
 People with a substance misuse problem
 The Service is to be provided within the Individual’s own home, this could mean a home they own, social landlord tenancy, private landlord tenancy, extra care or supported living tenancy.
 There can be no guarantee to the amount of work awarded under this framework
 It should be noted that the re opening of the arrangement at this time is for lots 1 - Caerphilly Adults, lot 3 Caerphilly Children and lot 4 Blaenau Gwent - Children.
 Full details can be found in the ITT

title: Supplier Guide

format: application/pdf

title: Raising a ticket

title: Support at Home Tender

description: Caerphilly County Borough Council has re opened an existing flexible framework arrangement for the provision of Support at Home for Caerphilly CBC and Blaenau Gwent CBC. The contract award notice is to inform the market of subsequent contract awards.

description: Due to unforeseen circumstances the closing date has been extended

reductionCriteria:
This framework is for all new Individual Service Contracts (ISC) from 01 September 2022.
 The Commissioner shall reserve the right to undertake a review of any ISC and such packages shall be re-brokered in line with the
 Commissioners process under this framework.
 Providers currently not awarded to the framework must apply and successfully be placed on to the framework to retain any exiting
 packages of care.
 All call-offs of ISC's shall be undertaken in line with the criteria of the tender documentation with the providers awarded to the framework.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Award Criteria - The procurement process shall follow a two-stage, Open Procedure, Stage One – Selection Stage, Stage Two – Award Stage
 Tenderers are required to comply with all the mandatory questions and pass all pass / fail questions to proceed to Stage Two – Award Stage.
 Stage Two - Award Stage - this will be evaluated using MEAT criterion, structured as Price 30% / Quality 70%. Quality shall consist of tender response 30%, presentation 15% and Interview 25%

Caerphilly County Borough Council

locality: Hengoed

postalCode: CF82 7PG

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach

description: Housing Support

description: General public services

legalName: Caerphilly County Borough Council

Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

locality: Ebbw Vale

postalCode: NP23 6AA

streetAddress: General Offices, Steelworks Road

legalName: Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

Cynefin Care Ltd

locality: Caerphilly

streetAddress: Britannia House, Caerphilly Business Park

legalName: Cynefin Care Ltd

Caerphilly County Borough Council

description: Housing and community amenities

description: General public services

description: (WA Ref:131169)


title: The replacement of the curtain walling, at Ty Sign Primary School

description: Caerphilly County Borough Council sought bids via tender for the replacement for the curtain walling at Ty Sign Primary School.The scope of the project was fully described in the ITT but in summary the scope was:• Replacement of Curtain Walling to elevations 1, 2, 3 ,4 and 5 of the junior block and admin. (to match previously replaced elevations on other buildings).• Replacement of curtain walling to three atriums to the infants block.• Associated making good to ceilings, walls and floors to the perimeter of each room.• Removal and refitting of fixed furniture, IPS within the WC’s, radiators and electrical sockets.• Licensed and non licensed asbestos removal works.This notice is to inform the market of the contract award

eligibilityCriteria: As detailed in the ITT

description: Ground-stabilisation work

description: Building construction work

description: Construction work for buildings relating to education and research

description: Construction work for school buildings

description: Supporting walls

streetAddress: Building Consultancy, Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach,

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Building Consultancy, Building Consultancy, Penallta House, Ystrad Mynach,

Grosvenor Aptec

locality: Wrexham

streetAddress: 8 Whitegate Industrial Estate, Whitegate Road,


name: Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council

title: West Region

title: Central Region

title: East Region

title: Central Region

description: Option to extend the Framework for a further period of up to 12 months.

description: This framework is for maintenance and improvement works to highways and structures and all related assets including the soft estate and trunk road and motorway depots for the Central SWTRA region.

title: East Region

description: This framework is for maintenance and improvement works to highways and structures and all related assets including the soft estate and trunk road and motorway depots for the Eastern SWTRA region.

title: West Region

description: This framework is for maintenance and improvement works to highways and structures and all related assets including the soft estate and trunk road and motorway depots for the Western SWTRA region.

description: The Central Region of the road network will include M4 J32 – J49, A470, A48, A465, A4060 and A4232.

description: The Eastern area of the road network will include M4 J32 – 2nd Severn Crossing, J2 – J23, A449, A40, A466, A48, A465, A4042, A48(M).

description: The West Region of the South Wales Trunk Road Agent from M4 J49 (including J49) West covering Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire including the A483, A48, A40, A4076, A487, A477.

title: South Wales Trunk Road Agent (SWTRA) – Highways & Structures Framework 2023

description:
SWTRA has a statutory duty to maintain highways and associated structures within its area so that they are safe for use and fit for purpose. Whilst the Welsh Government is the Highway Authority for trunk roads in Wales, the day to day operation and management of the network is undertaken through delegation to SWTRA, managed and administered by Neath Port Talbot Council on the Welsh Government's behalf.
 The current SWTRA geographic boundary lies between the Severn Bridge in the East, Milford Haven in the West and extends northwards, through Fishguard as far as the Ceredigion County boundary, Carmarthen, Llandeilo, Llandovery, Merthyr Tydfil, Abergavenny and Monmouth.
 This framework is for maintenance and improvement works to highways and structures and all related assets including the soft estate and trunk road and motorway depots for three individual regions of the SWTRA area, namely, the Eastern, Central and Western regions.
 In addition to the Council and SWTRA, the following local authorities also have the ability to utilise the Framework:
 - Carmarthenshire County Council
 - Monmouthshire County Council

description:
SWTRA has a statutory duty to maintain highways and associated structures within its area so that they are safe for use and fit for purpose.
 This framework is for maintenance and improvement works to highways and structures and all related assets including the soft estate and trunk road and motorway depots for three individual regions of the SWTRA area, namely, the Eastern, Central and Western regions.
 In addition to Neath Port-Talbot Council and SWTRA, the following local authorities also have the ability to utilise the Framework:
 - Carmarthenshire County Council
 - Monmouthshire County Council

description: Valid extension request received and granted. The revised Tender Closing Date is now Friday 9th December 2022 (14:00hrs).

description: Prior to the expiry of the Framework

locality: Port Talbot

postalCode: SA13 1PJ

streetAddress: Civic Centre

description: General public services

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

description: General public services

Tarmac Trading Limited

locality: Loughborough

streetAddress: 1 Windmill Close, Mountsorrel

legalName: Tarmac Trading Limited

CENTREGREAT LTD

locality: BRIDGEND

streetAddress: CENTREGREAT LTD, Parcau Isaf Farm Brackla Industrial Estate

legalName: CENTREGREAT LTD

ALUN GRIFFITHS (CONTRACTORS) LTD

locality: ABERGAVENNY

streetAddress: ALUN GRIFFITHS (CONTRACTORS) LTD, Waterways House Llanfoist

legalName: ALUN GRIFFITHS (CONTRACTORS) LTD

title: West Region

title: Central Region

title: East Region

description:
Further information regarding each Contractors' status within each Lot:
 - Lot 1 (West): Tarmac Trading Ltd (Primary), Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd (1st Reserve), Centregreat Ltd (2nd Reserve);
 - Lot 2 (Central): Centregreat Ltd (Primary), Tarmac Trading Ltd (1st Reserve), Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd (2nd Reserve);
 - Lot 3 (East): Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd (Primary), Tarmac Trading Ltd (1st Reserve), Centregreat Ltd (2nd Reserve).
 Note: The Contract Values published in this Notice are estimated figures.
 (WA Ref:129547)


title: Provision of Civil and Structural consultant Services

title: Raising a Ticket on supplier network

title: Registration guide supplier network

description: This is not a call for competition, its to notify the market of a contract award to Bradley Associates for the provision of structural and civil engineering design services in connection with the Llanfabon and Llancaeach Schools Amalgamation, refurb and new build project, at Bryncelyn Way, Nelson, CF46 6HL.

description: Civil engineering consultancy services

description: Infrastructure works consultancy services

description: Structural engineering consultancy services

description: Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works

Caerphilly County Borough Council

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach,

Bradley Associates Ltd

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: Bradley Associates Ltd, 31 Cardiff Road ,


title: Graphic Design Services

title: Print Services

title: Graphic Design Services

description: The Contract will be awarded for a period of 3 years, with an option to extend for a further 2 x 1 year periods.

description:
Lot 1 – Graphic Design
 We need an innovative graphic design supplier to provide a creative, responsive and flexible design resource to bring our brand to life. We want to create publications to engage with a wide range of stakeholders including tenants and colleagues.
 The service comprises of the provision of print ready artwork, including, but not limited to the following:
 - Newspaper
 - Storyboards
 - Annual review
 - Direct marketing – leaflet/postcards
 - Branding
 In addition to this, the graphic design supplier will be required to:
 - Work with us to deliver engaging ideas prior to development of design work.
 - Develop publications and innovative communications tools.
 - Ensure that all design is in-line with our current brand and corporate identity.
 - Supply the original files for our purposes as and when required.
 - Liaise with the appointed Print Supplier, if awarded the Graphic Design Lot only, at no extra cost.
 Further information of the requirements of this Lot can be found in Appendix 1A – Graphic Design Specification

description: Quality

title: Print Services

description:
Lot 2 – Print
 Ensuring everything we print is sustainable is a key priority for this Contract.
 Everything we have printed in the last 3 years has been on FSC certified, carbon balanced paper. We have balanced through World Land Trust the equivalent of 889kg of carbon dioxide enabling World Land Trust to protect 170m2 of critically threatened tropical forest.
 This ties into our commitment to becoming carbon neutral by 2030 and our sustainable planet aims, which are outlined in our corporate plan (available to view on our website).
 The lot comprises of the provision of a print service, including, but not limited to the following:
 - Newspapers
 - Annual review
 - Direct marketing – leaflet/postcards
 - Staff gift pack
 - Stationery – compliment slips, calling cards, corporate business cards, individual business cards, pre-paid envelopes.
 - Rent increase booklet.
 In addition to this, the print supplier will be required to:
 - Provide expert advice on printing to staff to ensure that the most cost-effective processes are used to produce print jobs.
 - Ensure everything we print is done in the most sustainable way to align with our corporate aims around sustainable planet.
 - Fulfil and distribute, in the most cost-effective way, tenant newspapers and rent increase booklets to approximately 9000 tenants.
 - Fulfil and distribute, in the most cost-effective way, other documents as and when required.
 - Liaise with the appointed graphic design supplier, if awarded the print Lot only, at no extra cost.
 Further information of the requirements of this Lot can be found in Appendix 1B – Print Specification

title: Graphic Design and Print Services

title: Graphic Design and Print Services

description:
We are seeking to issue a contract for Graphic Design and Print Services to support Tai Tarian in the delivery of its communication function.
 The Contract will be split into two Lots:
 Lot 1:	Graphic Design
 Lot 2:	Print
 Lots will be awarded on an individual basis to a single Supplier, a Supplier may be awarded more than one Lot.

title: ITT Graphic Design and Print Services - Ref 936

title: Appendix 3 – Question 1A1 Our Values Rebrand

title: Vector versions of the icons and illustrations used in appendix 3.

format: application/x-zip-compressed

title: Graphic Design and Print Services

Tai Tarian Ltd

locality: Neath

postalCode: SA11 2FP

streetAddress: Ty Gwyn, Brunel Way, Baglan Energy Park

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Tai Tarian Ltd

High Court

locality: London

Tai Tarian Ltd

description: Housing and community amenities

Millrace Marketing

streetAddress: s4c Media Centre, Parc Ty Glas

legalName: Millrace Marketing

Steffco ltd - TA - Resource

locality: Leeds

streetAddress: 78 Armley Road

legalName: Steffco ltd - TA - Resource

title: Graphic Design Services

title: Print Services

description: (WA Ref:131360)


title: SO1071 - Wilkins Terrace Footbridge Reinstatement

description: Notification of Award of Contract for:The works will involve potential structural steel repairs, preparation to SA2 ½  standard of cleanliness to bright steel and application of a three/two coat paint system over the entire footbridge and associated access steel ramps and contractor designed / specified reinstatement of existing defective drainage, steeping access ramp nosing and new antislipe to the access ramp and main span.Remediation works will comprise :The steel components of both the superstructure (comprising the main traffic span and access ramp) and substructure pier (if feasible to be removed from site otherwise refurbished insitu), to be wholly removed and transported off site to a convenient location where the remediation works can be undertaken as per the scope of works.

eligibilityCriteria: As per tender/ procurement documents.

description: Bridge construction work

description: Highway maintenance work

description: Painting work

Caerphilly County Borough Council

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Procurement Services , Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach,

Beaver Bridges Ltd

locality: Shrewsbury

streetAddress: 5 Knights Court, Archers Way, Battlefield Enterprise Park,


name: The Co-Production And Involvement Network For Wales Ltd

title: Award of Contract for Co-Production & Involvement Project

description: Award of contract for reorganisation and upskilling to a standard that enables the long term delivery of Swansea coproduction projects to be delivered through each service identified resources and manage the day to day within existing resources.The service provider is required to build on the good work and not loose lesson learnt during Covid around working with citizens, partners & communities across all service areas in the Council.

eligibilityCriteria: Please see tender documents

description: Technical analysis or consultancy services

description: Business analysis consultancy services

description: Project management consultancy services

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Research consultancy services

description: Marketing management consultancy services

description: Evaluation consultancy services

description: Equal opportunities consultancy services

City & County of Swansea

locality: Swansea

streetAddress: Procurement Department, Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road,,

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Civic Centre,

streetAddress: International House, 10 Churchilll Way,


title: End of Project Evaluation for the Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Partner Project.

title: Background, brief and criteria. Submit your bid on this document or own format.

description: You are invited to quote in competition with others to provide the services specified below.End of Project Evaluation for the Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Partnership Project.Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Partnership ProjectThe Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff (GNHAC) project works with schools, local organisations and individuals to help connect urban communities with local wildlife and empower them to act for nature.From 2017-2022, this £500,000 project has been funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and is delivered in partnership with RSPB Cymru, Cardiff Council and Buglife Cymru.1.0 BACKGROUND:The RSPB is the largest conservation charity in the UK. Our vision is for a world richer in nature, in which all people live well and in harmony with nature in our towns and countryside. We have a moral duty to protect and restore our natural world. We aim to inspire, educate and empower people to take action for nature, to protect it and know that nature is fundamental to human health and wellbeing.Project VisionThis project was born out of an urgent need to connect more children with nature. Cardiff has one of the largest percentages of greenspaces of any city in Europe and yet Wales has the lowest percentage of children connected to nature in the UK.With funding from the National Lottery Community Fund, we carried out a pilot project between 2014 – 2017 with our initial aim being to connect 12,500 children with nature.  The demand and interest in our pilot project was overwhelming and we actively engaged 18,500 children with nature and consulted with 1,532 members of Cardiff communities collecting data in various ways, at summer events, focus groups or online surveys and actively sought out audiences not already engaged with RSPB Cymru. The majority of feedback confirmed that teachers and families felt nature was important for children to be engaged with but did not find there were opportunities within Cardiff to connect with nature or did not have the confidence or awareness to make those connections or take action for it. Teachers also fed back that there was a huge gap across Cardiff for early years/KS1 engagement and a lack of quality bilingual resources making it more difficult for Welsh Language schools to engage children with nature.We spoke to Cardiff University’s Wildlife Society and many students confirmed that they were unlikely to take action for nature as they did not have the confidence too. They were keen to find opportunities where they could use their knowledge and practical skills, develop their confidence and gain experience which would help them in building their CV and leadership skills.We identified that many of the existing environmental outreach schemes working with Cardiff schools and volunteers were mainly focused on environmental issues such as waste management climate change and recycling.There were limited volunteering opportunities across many sectors in Cardiff for 16 – 24 year olds, and only one opportunity offered structured development by way of a volunteering plan or internship.Many focus groups expressed a desire for spending time in nature and volunteering but mentioned that one of the biggest barriers was time and that there was a gap in the Cardiff market for nature engagement that could fit around busy lives.Cardiff City Council are a key partner to this project. The Outdoor Cardiff Team help to connect the project with existing community initiatives, and support many of our events and volunteer activities through its parks and greenspaces, enabling the Council to engage new audiences into its parks.We partnered with Buglife to continue their Urban Buzz project which ran from 2015 and was due to cease in 2017. The project aimed to improve greenspaces for pollinators through community action, encouraging communities to plant pollinator friendly plants and improve knowledge about the importance of pollinators. Project volunteers were keen to continue the project to further develop their skills and knowledge as they didn’t quite have the confidence to continue to monitor the pollinator sites on their own. They were keen to increase the number of sites and events and work in partnership with other organisations.Scientific research, city and government plans, community consultations and the response to our pilot project demonstrated a clear need for a project to engage more children, young people and families with local greenspaces in Cardiff, to get them excited by nature and hopefully spend more time outdoors and benefit from the mental, physical and developmental effects of spending time in and enjoying nature.Current GNAH Project 2017 - 2022The current Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff project commenced in April 2017 and was due to finish in spring 2022. In the first 3 years of the project, we delivered community engagement events in all 29 wards of Cardiff. More than 70% of primary schools had been engaged with over half being engaged in more than one outreach session in a financial year. 81 volunteers were recruited from 72% of wards in Cardiff with the majority being new to volunteering with RSPB Cymru.  When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, all project staff were furloughed from April 2020 to October 2020 and all face to face engagement was suspended. With the restrictions of the pandemic impacting on our delivery we agreed an extension of the project end date  to September 2022. We adapted the project outcomes and shifted our focus from community engagement to community empowerment. New objectives were designed to enable us to engage flexibly and remotely with Cardiff residents and schools. Staff and volunteers learnt new skills creating a new brand and website, digital resources and online workshops.Project LocationThe project is located in municipal boundary of Cardiff City, and aims to provide access to nature to children, families and communities across the city. It aims to provide proportionally more access in wards with higher levels of deprivation.2.0	BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF GIVING NATURE A HOME IN CARDIFFThe Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff project works with schools, local organisations and individuals to help connect urban communities with local wildlife and empower them to act for nature. It’s vision is “For children, families and communities across Cardiff to feel connected to the wildlife on their doorstep and enabled to take action for nature.Further details on the project can be found on the project webpage, facebook page and youtube channelA project team of six deliver the project outcomes. They consist of: Project Manager (1.0FTE); Events Officer (1.0FTE); Community and Volunteer Development Officer (0.8FTE); Education, Families and Youth Officer (0.6FTE), Communications Assistant (0.5FTE) and Conservation Officer (0.2FTE). They are employed by RSPB Cymru (and Buglife Cymru for the Conservation Officer). They are supported by staff from the Communications teams of RSPB Cymru and Cardiff Council, and the Outdoor Cardiff Team of Cardiff Council. There is a Project Board with RSPB Cymru as Project Executive, leading representatives from Cardiff Council and Buglife Cymru.The team delivered the outcomes through a series of “indicators” from the project start to the pandemic. When the team were furloughed and were restricted to remote delivery, new objectives were formed (informed by a mid-project review in March 2020) and delivered from November 2020 onwards.Outcome 1:Connect: An increased number of young people and families across Cardiff regularly experiencing and enjoying nature outdoors in their local community.Connect Indicators: pre-pandemic (April 2017- March 2020):•	5,000 0-5 year olds engaged in the RSPB’s newly developed outreach sessions.•	27,500 5-11 year olds engaging with GNaH Cardiff in educational settings (plus 7,500 hours of children participating in nature connection activities through the Summer Holiday Enrichment Programme).•	18,500 children engaged in nature based family events & activities in their local community (Plus 3150 hours of children and families participating in Cardiff Wildlife Detectives.Connect Objectives November 2020 onwards:•	Design a school's outreach programme in line with the national curriculum, initially one targeted session for each of nurseries and early years, and primary schools. From February half-term 2021, these sessions should be able to be facilitated remotely. By August 2022, engage with 1500 children, aged 3-16, through face-to-face or remote facilitation as appropriate. Sessions should have been delivered in all Cardiff wards, with higher representation in wards of deprivation compared to population size.•	By January 2021, design 3 combined 'action for' and 'connection to' nature template events which are inclusive and can be tailored to the audience, aged 3-16.  Facilitate the delivery of these events from Jan 2021 in order to engage with at least 1000 children across all Cardiff wards by August 2022, through face-to-face or remote delivery as appropriate. Sessions should have been delivered in all Cardiff wards, with higher representation in wards of deprivation compared to population size.Outcome 2:Collaborate: An increased number of regular opportunities for young people and families to gain, develop & share new skills and knowledge enabling greater levels of community engagement and a deeper connection with nature.Collaborate Indicators: pre-pandemic (April 2017- March 2020):•	A range of volunteer roles and an internship programme developed related to all aspects of GNaH Cardiff (50 volunteers each year and an increasing number of them progressing from assisting to leading engagement activities. 20% - 100% in the project lifetime).•	100% of Volunteers report their experience as good and beneficial (Using RSPB volunteer evaluation methods).•	Schools and families independently complete 1000 Wild Challenges in their local community.Collaborate Objectives November 2020 onwards:•	Design a training session for teachers and community engagement professionals to empower them to be able to deliver outdoor learning. Sessions to be facilitated from April 2021 and aim to engage with 200 Cardiff individuals before August 2022, through face-to-face or remote delivery as appropriate. Training sessions should have reached professionals in all Cardiff wards, with higher representation in wards of deprivation compared to population size.•	Support community-led conservation and help develop active citizens for the environment by designing and delivering workshops, from Feb 2021. The initial workshops will be themed around pollinators and swifts with the potential to develop additional workshops such as advocacy, urban planning and casework. We aim to deliver workshops to at least 125 people from Cardiff, by August 2022 through face-to-face or remote delivery as appropriate. Workshops should have reached people in all Cardiff wards, with higher representation in wards of deprivation compared to population size.•	By 31 March 2021 recruit and support a diverse team of volunteers to fill a range of flexible outreach, project support and micro-roles that help achieve project goals. By August 2022, at least 80% of volunteers asked will report having developed their own skills, confidence or employment opportunities; volunteers will have donated 300 hours and 80% of micro-volunteer tasks will have been completed satisfactorily.Outcome 3:Change: Local environments enhanced through sustained community action, increasing levels of community ownership and engagement, providing benefits for local biodiversity and empowering more young people and families to take independent and local action for nature.Change Indicators: pre-pandemic (April 2017- March 2020):•	Family activities for environmental improvement occurring in areas of disadvantage.•	Families active and outdoors, taking action for nature through family volunteering days and donating 1,500 hours.•	Communities establishing, managing and maintaining pollinator friendly habitats across the city (An existing 10 site managed and maintained, and 20 more established)Change Objectives November 2020 onwards:•	During summer 2021 and 2022, work in partnership to facilitate a Cardiff-wide citizen science survey enabling 400 participants, where the data contributes to a national database. E.g. the global City Nature Challenge.•	By 31 Aug 2022, work with partners to facilitate a diverse network to take independent action to help pollinators in line with the Wales Action plan for pollinators (prioritising improving the South Wales B-Line). By 1 Jan 2021, create an accessible set of pollinator-friendly pledges and supporting information, linked to an interactive online map. By 31 Aug 2022, at least 200 organisations, groups, households and individuals across all Cardiff wards will have pledged and mapped their action.3.0 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES REQUIRED:A consultant is required to review RSPB’s Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Partnership project. They will need to be a “critical friend” and analyse how successfully the project has delivered against it’s outputs, objectives and outcomes with the resources and funding available. The findings are to be presented in an end of project evaluation report, and further summarised in a presentation to the Partnership Project Board. A digital and visual high level summary of project successes should also be produced to share with the public, community nature engagement sector and project beneficiaries.The aims of the evaluation are to celebrate and share successes, and to give the organisations insights to inform their approaches for future inclusive people and nature projects.4.0 OUTLINE PROGRAMME:The consultant will be expected to:•	Attend a start-up meeting with key individuals involved in the project to discuss the project outcomes, objectives and impact.•	Review the project outputs (see section 2.0 for a list of outcomes, and objectives with outputs)•	Analyse the project monitoring documentation.•	Interview relevant partners, beneficiaries and stakeholders.•	Provide a short fortnightly update [to Project Manager] by e-mail, MS Teams/Zoom or telephone and attend at least one progress meeting (in addition to the start-up meeting).•	Submit a short bilingual (Welsh/English languages) visual summary of the project successes, to be shared with the public online.•	Submit an “end of project” evaluation report assessing the GNAHC project from initiation, through delivery to future outcomes.•	Deliver a presentation about the report findings to the Partnership Project Board (6 representatives from RSPB Cymru, Buglife Cymru and Cardiff Council).•	The report must:•	Critically review what the £500,000 project has achieved.•	Analyse the impact of the project on beneficiaries.•	Analyse the impact on the partner organisations.•	Provide the RSPB and partner organisations with key lessons for future inclusive nature focussed community empowerment projects.•	Have a bilingual executive summary. The remainder of the document will be English language only.RSPB will provide you with:•	A Project Manager who will be your key contact.•	Collated GDPR compliant project monitoring data & documentation including: case studies; participant feedback surveys from activities; interview transcripts; a film showing project impacts; KPI tracking spreadsheets;  project reports; project management documentation including the risk, issues, change and lessons logs.•	Access and introductions to key personnel & project beneficiaries.•	Signposting to translation services for your visual summary and executive summary.Timescales:•	9am 22 July 22 – Deadline for quote submissions.•	26 July 22 -  Invitation to a virtual interview•	w/c 1 August 22 - Interviews•	5 August 22 - Contract awarded•	8 August – 8 October 22 – Produce the end of project evaluation.•	8 October 22 -  Present findings to the Partnership Project Board (6 senior leaders from RSPB Cymru, Buglife Cymru and Cardiff Council).•	October 22  – Through October, the visual summary will published externally and shared with project beneficiaries, funders and other community project teams across Cardiff Council, Buglife UK and RSPB UK. There will be opportunities to publicise the findings within the natural environment sector. It will remain published on organisational websites. The report will be shared with funders, and other project teams across Cardiff Council, Buglife UK and RSPB UK, and remain in the learning libraries of each organisation.Please note there is a fixed budget of £7,500 + VATThe successful supplier will supply a service to which the following points will apply:1.	Provide a methodology of how the evaluation will be carried out, including a timeline and budget breakdown.Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)Details2.       Provide detailed examples of similar work.Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)Details3.       Provide proven track experience in “end of project” evaluations for National Lottery Community Fund Projects.Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)Details4.      Display an understanding of the different elements of the Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff partnership project (Section 2.0).Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)Details5.      Provide a description of methods to be used to ascertain what worked well/what could be improved, determining the main factors that impeded or contributed to the delivery of the project.Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)Details6.      Make recommendations for future work leading from the Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Partnership project.Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)Details7.	Provide the organisations with key insights to support the organisation to learn.Are you able to meet this specification in full? If so please give details belowIf not please state any differences in service offeredSpecification met?  Yes0 /Part met 0 / No0 (tick as appropriate)DetailsYour quote should be emailed to angela.munn@rspb.org.uk by Friday 22 July, 9am.If you wish to discuss any aspect of this quote prior to submitting, please email angela.munn@rspb.org.ukYours faithfully,Angela MunnProject ManagerGiving Nature a Home in Cardiff Partnership ProjectName of CompanyAre you self employed?  Yes 0    No 0  (Please tick as appropriate)Address:Telephone:Mobile:Fax:Email:VAT registration number (if applicable)Name of person applying on behalf of the companyCostCost for providing goods/services, as outlined in specifications 	£      + VATCost for extra work for special events etc (if applicable)	£      /hour + VATAdded ValueAs well as any charity rate that you may be able to offer, the RSPB is always open to corporate partnerships that deliver benefit to your organisation, the RSPB and nature. Working as part of your CSR agenda we can provide opportunities for fundraising, secondments, interns and volunteering, offering your staff both personal and career development opportunities. We also welcome all forms of gifts in kind as valuable contributions to our work to Give Nature a Home.Suppliers should provide details of any associated added value features/services/gifts in kind available to the RSPB under the terms of this Quote. (Attach separate document if needed).Please note, added value donations will not be part of the criteria we use to decide on which supplier  to choose.Terms and ConditionsThe basis of the contractual agreement between RSPB and the applicant is detailed in the RSPB Terms and Conditions – please click on this link to download. In applying for this work you are explicitly agreeing to be bound by these Terms and Conditions for the duration of the contract. If you require any alterations to these Terms and Conditions please state your issues below. (Attach separate document if needed)The RSPB expects that all suppliers it works with to adhere to certain ethical and environmental standards. Please download the RSPB Ethical and Environmental Procurement Policy and tick this box if you agree to be bound by its terms and conditions  0SignedOn behalf ofDatePlease note: a name added in an electronic document is functionally equivalent to a signature.

description: Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security

description: Education and training services

description: Recreational, cultural and sporting services

description: Other community, social and personal services

Ed Drewitt

locality: Drybrook

streetAddress: Fir View, Hawkwell,

RSPB

postalCode: CF11 9AB

streetAddress: Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff, RSPB Wales, Castlebridge 3, 5-19 Cowbridge Road East,


title: Path repairs, Gaer Bridleway, Brecon

title: Map

title: BoQ sn 1

title: BoQ sn 2

title: BoQ sn 3

title: BoQ sn 4

title: BoQ sn 5

title: conditions of contract

description: Repair of bridleway

eligibilityCriteria: Must be CHAS registered and at least Construction line silver award

description: Construction work

Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

locality: Brecon

postalCode: LD3 7HP

streetAddress: LNR, Plas y Ffynnon, Cambrian Way, Cambrian Way,

description: Regional or local authority

Jpl Groundwork And Civil Engineering

locality: Builth Wells

streetAddress: Penllwyn, Llandewifach,


title: Collection & Disposal of Lagoon Leachate, Tank Leachate and Combined Leachate from Penhesgyn In-Vess

title: Schedule 1 - Specfication

title: Schedule 2 - Conditions of Contract

title: Invitation to Tender

format: application/msword

title: Gwahoddiad i Dendro

title: Schedule 5 - Qualification Questionnaire

title: Atodlen 5 - Holiadur Cymhwyster

title: Schedule 7 - Technical Questionnaire

title: Certification of non collusion

description: To provide a Collection and Disposal service for either;•	All Lagoon Leachate from the Penhesgyn In-vessel Composting Facility (IVC). The Lagoon Leachate is liquid run-off from the non-ABPR, open-air composting maturation slab at the Penhesgyn IVC, which is collected in a lagoon on site.•	All Tank Leachate from the Penhesgyn IVC. The Tank Leachate is liquid that arises from green garden waste non-ABPR composting processes in the production of PAS100 compost. This is run-off from the IVC building and is contained within a tank.•	All Lagoon Leachate and Tank Leachate combined. This will either be collected from the Lagoon and Tank respectively, or mixed at the Lagoon at the Penhesgyn IVC before collection.

description: Agricultural, farming, fishing, forestry and related products

description: Composting services

description: Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services

Isle of Anglesey County Council

locality: Anglesey.

postalCode: LL77 7TW

streetAddress: Housing, Isle of Anglesey County Council, Council Offices, Llangefni,

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Waste Management department, Isle of Anglesey County Council, Council Offices, Llangefni,

Evan R Williams

locality: Holyhead

streetAddress: Boderw, Gwalchmai,


title: Airlifting in the Brecon Beacons NP 2022

title: Specification

title: conditions of contract

description: Air lifting of various materials in the Brecon Beacons National Park

eligibilityCriteria: Contractors must be able to demonstrate appropriate experience of undertaking underslung operations and hold required certification

description: Air transport services

Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

description: Regional or local authority

Skyhook Helicopters

locality: Glasgow

streetAddress: Stratharden House, Balfron Station,


title: Allt Lwyd Path Repairs

title: map

title: map 2

title: specification

title: conditions of contract

description: Upland path repairs in the Brecon Beacons NP

eligibilityCriteria: Contractors should be able to demonstrate extensive experience of successfully completing upland path works to standards contained in SNH's 'Upland Pathwork Construction Standards for Scotland'.

description: Environmental protection

Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

description: Regional or local authority


name: Transport for Wales Rail Limited (Utility Buyer)

description: Modification of Class 153 rolling stock with Active Travel and PRM modifications together with C6x, Cross Over Exams and Other Maintenance Tasks.

title: Transport for Wales Class 153 Active Travel and PRM Modifications

title: Class 153 Active Travel and PRM Modification Request for Proposal

title: TfWR Supplier Risk Model - Scoring Guide

title: PB-MP2502 PRM Lite

title: Pricing Template

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 1

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 2

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 3

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 4

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 5

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 6

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 7

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 8

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 9

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 10

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 11

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 12

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 13

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 14

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 15

title: Cross Over Exam Doc 16

title: Contract for Goods and Services

title: C6X Doc 1

title: C6X Doc 2

title: C6X Doc 3

title: Active Travel Doc 1

title: Active Travel Doc 2

title: Active Travel Doc 3

title: Active Travel Doc 4

title: Active Travel Doc 5

title: Active Travel Doc 6

title: Do Not Use

title: Updated Class 153 Active Travel and PRM High Level Specification

title: AT/MP 2054 - Class 153 additional drain holes

title: AT/MP1454 - Application of corrosion inhibitor

title: 153 C6X Supplementary specification clarification

title: AT-VI1530-S2

title: Campaign Document Table

title: Campaign Document Table

title: Updated document for additional Crossover Exam.

title: ATW_MOD_0555_Issue_2 Ex GWR Class 153s

title: CAM000075 Class 153 Ext. Crew Access Button Renew

title: EL_MP_0493 42 way jumper disconnection (1)

title: NFC056 Class 153 Saloon Window Drain Hole Check (1)

title: NFC067 42 Way Junction Box Check (002) (1)

title: NFC079 - Class 153 TPWS Aerial Bracket Adjustment (1)

title: NFC080 AVR identifiction and function checks (1)

title: NFC084 Class 153 Coupler Support Pin Torque Check (1)

title: NMC051 GSM-R V4.0 Upgrade and Phonebook update (1)

title: NSC008 Class 153 Cab Front Handrail Check

title: NSC029 Class 15X Starter Motor Cable Check (1)

title: NSC040 Class 150 Obstacle Deflector Bolt Check (1)

title: NSC052 Class 153 Door Guide Roller Security Check (1)

title: NSC088 Class 15x Chevron Type Check (1)

title: NSC089 Class 153 Alternator Mounting Examine  (1)

title: TFW_1379 CLass 153 Door Control Panel (1)

title: TFW-MOD-0694 Iss 2 Additional Class 153 RFID Fitment Procedure (1)

title: TfWMOD1445

title: WI 638 - Fitment of Wabco Compressor to Cummins NT855 R5 Engines (1)

title: 15X_MP5-18

title: 153 Active Travel clarifications (1)

title: Active Travel TQ. (2)

title: MOD1379 Class 153 Guards Local Door Switch and Indicator Modification (1)

title: TFW_MOD1937 - Class 153 PRM Light - Modification Procedure (1)

title: TfWMOD1936 - Class 153 Wi-Fi Modification and test Procedure Issue 1

title: VMI_15x_MP5-13

title: RA18001018 Class 153 SoF Is6 (1)

title: 2508614ADRAFT-040122.pdf

title: 2508605ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508606ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508607ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508608ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508609ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508610ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508611ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508612ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508613ADRAFT-040122

title: 2508614ADRAFT-040122

title: IC21010-002 - TfW Class 153 WIFI Cable Schedule Issue 1

title: TfWR Class 153 Active Travel Modification Presentation-20221017_130625-Meeting Recording

title: TfW Class 153 Active Travel presentation clarifications

title: DG8-SK-93363B

description: Extension provided in order to receive more comprehensive bids and comply with supplier's governance processes.

description: Due the number of additional documentation uploaded today and extension of two working days has been granted.

label: Minimum time frame during which the tenderer must maintain the tender

description:
Following the questions that have been asked and the additional information that has been provided, TfWR will be holding an online presentation open to all interested parties to provide further clarification of its requirements for:
 * Active Travel
 * C6x
 * PRM
 * Cross Over Exams
 This will be held at 13:00 to 15:00 on 17th October 2022. The date and time is non negotiable however TfWR will attempt to record the meeting and post it online, due to the limitation of the Selll2Wales site this may be hosted by another site. If your organisation would like to attend this meeting or receive a copy of the recording please email Matthew Payn Matthew.Payn@tfwrail.wales and Paul Peters paulmpeters@omniaprocurement.onmicrosoft.com. To allow potential suppliers to make best use of this session we will also extend the deadline for submitting tenders until 17:00 on 21st October 2022.

description: Additional time provided due to additional information provided today on Sell2Wales.

streetAddress: Online - Electronic Submissions

description:
Paul M. Peters
 Hannah Noyce
 Clare James

financialTerms: To be proposed by supplier as part of proposal.

performanceTerms: Must be able to comply with all applicable laws, standards and have the licences, competency and ability to perform maintenance and modification services on rolling stock including being RISAS Approved along with other rules for participation that are contained with procurement documentation.

type: suitability

description: Execution of the service is reserved to a particular profession

description:
This is contained within the procurement documentation.
 (WA Ref:134748)


statusDetails: discontinued

title: Business Wales Supporting Entrepreneurs and Business Start-Up

title: Business Wales Development and Advisory Support

description:
This element of the service will inspire and develop the capability of entrepreneurs by developing a culture of entrepreneurship and business start-up in Wales focussing on three main groups: young people under 25 years, all age adults who are considering becoming self-employed or starting their own business, and targeted outreach for individuals underrepresented in business start-up and society.
 The aims of the Business Wales: Supporting Entrepreneurs and Business Start-Up are to:
 - Develop a culture of entrepreneurship and business start-up in Wales. Inspire and educate future generations of young people in Wales to consider entrepreneurship as part of their career aspirations, to develop their entrepreneurial potential and develop their business capability.
 - Address under-representation in business start-up, build confidence and inspire individuals from all communities across Wales to reach their entrepreneurial potential.
 - Support the creation and sustainability of new start businesses across the economy. Provide business support to build the business knowledge and capability of emergent and new entrepreneurs, strengthen the viability of their business proposition, enhance their business skills, enable them to seize opportunities for business growth and improve their chances of business survival.

description:
This element of the service will build the confidence and resilience of the business community in Wales through the provision of dedicated advice, support and focussed relationship management, helping businesses create opportunities for employment, stimulate sustainable and inclusive growth, and improve business practice and their productivity.
 The aims of the Business Wales Development & Advisory Support are to:
 - Provide information, motivation, and quality business advice to support new and existing micro and SME businesses to improve productivity, stimulate job creation and sustainable and inclusive business growth.
 - Improve participation in order to build resilience and capability of businesses to create quality opportunities for themselves and others, improving business practice to ensure the medium to long term growth and security of businesses owned by people in Wales.
 - Provide relationship managers for selected priority businesses based on importance to region and place.
 - Deliver services that enable Welsh Government to achieve policy priorities to build a stronger, greener, and fairer Wales.
 - Work with partners, our business communities and stakeholders representing academia, entrepreneurs, corporates, government, and risk capital to stimulate innovation-driven enterprises and improve connectivity for Welsh businesses.

description:
This element of the service will provide tailored business support, relationship management and specialist coaching for selected pre-revenue and established businesses that can demonstrate the aspiration and potential to achieve high growth.
 The aims of the Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme are to:
 - Provide specialist tailored support and relationship management to help ambitious entrepreneurs (pre revenue) and rapid high growth businesses (SMEs) in Wales unlock their high growth potential.
 - Be a major player in the delivery of high growth support to businesses in Wales building Wales's reputation for exciting innovation driven enterprises.
 - Deliver a high growth support service able to deliver nationally with a clear regional focus and ability to report on a regional basis.
 - Deliver a range of high growth support interventions, via a relationship management delivery model, to stimulate high growth job creation, support sustainable green business growth, strengthen positive employment practices while improving workplace equality and promoting Fair Work across high growth businesses.
 - Recruit and nurture high growth potential through specialist, tailored support, and ongoing assessment throughout the business high growth lifestyle.
 - Increase the turnover, employment and profits of the high growth businesses supported on the BW AGP.
 - Increase the international export sales of businesses supported on the programme.
 - Increase the number of gross jobs in Wales with a focus on high quality jobs and new green jobs.
 - Introduce and embed the Welsh Government Economic Contract to all businesses registered onto the programme.
 - Deliver a fully accessible and inclusive high growth support service to entrepreneurs and businesses in Wales whilst addressing under-representation and inspiring high-growth entrepreneurs, and business owners from all communities to build the confidence, skills, and resilience to develop their businesses.
 - Work closely with the wider Welsh Government suite of business support, Business Wales family, entrepreneurial ecosystem across academia (including MIT's ILP), private, public and third sector, financial sector organisations to complement services and support high growth development in Wales.
 - Introduce a client fee paying model of support to generate income to enable added value delivery within the life of the contract.

description:
This element of the service will deliver the national brand awareness for the whole Business Wales service, along with specific marketing campaign activities to support Business Wales digital services, and the Services set out in Lot 1, Lot 2, and Lot 3 of the ITT.
 The aims of the Business Wales Brand & Marketing Communications are to:
 - Position Business Wales as a compelling brand and trusted “go to” service that offers easily accessible business support services to inspire entrepreneurs to help start, sustain, and grow businesses in Wales.
 - Raise awareness of, and positive engagement with, the service by delivering exceptional brand and marketing communications that work effectively across different media and channels.
 - Develop and enhance market and customer insight identifying valuable evidence and knowledge that can be implemented to improve future marketing activity.
 - Align, build, and deliver an integrated marketing communications approach (built on deep market and customer insight), that is aligned to Business Wales credentials as the gateway to a leading, comprehensive, open, and inclusive business support service for people who want to start, sustain, or grow and their business to become more competitive in an ever changing and challenging marketplace.
 - Enhance and develop a strong, consistent, and cohesive Business Wales brand marketing approach to achieve improved cut-through for the Business Wales service and reach all the audiences that the service is intended for.
 - Develop creative approaches to engage new and existing audiences.
 - Develop market perception so that the Service is seen as the most open, inclusive, and comprehensive business support service in Wales.
 - Innovate in the development and delivery of brand and marketing communications to deliver continuous improvement in results.
 - Proactively engage local and national stakeholders to drive forward the entrepreneurial culture in Wales.
 - Proactively engage under-representation in Welsh businesses.
 - Ensure planned activity is balanced and aligned with Welsh Government policies and action plans.

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2029

title: DRAFT Business Wales Specification - Pre Engagement Event

title: A copy of the slides used to describe the Business Wales Services at Meet the Buyer event

title: Copy of Marketing slides used at Meet the Buyer event to describe Marketing Services requirements

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2029

description:
Through Business Wales, the Welsh Government offers business support services to inspire entrepreneurs and help start, sustain, and grow businesses in Wales. The Business Wales service encompasses a range of products and services offering information, advice, and support online, via phone, virtually or in person in English and Welsh. Business Wales is delivered through a blend of external suppliers, grant awards (third party providers) and ‘in-house’ Welsh Government teams. The service supports all sectors and is available across the whole of Wales.
 Business Wales aims to provide a one stop shop of information, support, advice, and referral under three overarching aims:
 i. To build confidence and inspire individuals, entrepreneurs, and micro business to reach their full potential. To work with key stakeholders to develop a cohesive ecosystem that is visible, simple, and connected to ensure Wales is a great place to start and grow a business in the foundation or growth economies.
 ii. To address a key gap by creating the conditions for businesses to start, sustain and grow through in inclusive and sustainable ways.
 iii. To support the productivity, resilience, growth, decarbonising and sustainability of micro and SMEs. To secure their long-term future ownership within Wales and their continued contribution to the Welsh economy.
 The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure up to four (4) suitably qualified Suppliers to deliver the Services.
 The Services consist of four separate Lots.
 Lot 1 - Business Wales: Supporting Entrepreneurs and Business Start Up
 Lot 2 – Business Wales: Development & Advisory Support
 Lot 3 – Business Wales: Accelerated Growth Programme
 Lot 4 – Business Wales: Brand & Marketing Communications
 The proposed duration of each the Services' contracts is for a period of up to 6 years (an initial 2-year period, with an option to extend - at the sole discretion of the Contracting Authority - for a further 4 years (in 12-month increments). The combined total estimated value for the four (4) Lots is GBP 11.5 million (+ VAT) per annum but this could be higher subject to budget availability.

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2029

performanceTerms: As stated in the procurement documents

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

description: General public services

legalName: High Court

Welsh Government

streetAddress: Commercial Procurement DDaT, Cathays Park

description: General public services

legalName: Welsh Government

streetAddress: Entrepreneurship and Delivery

description: General public services

Business In Focus

locality: Bridgend

streetAddress: 15 Old Field Road, Pencoed

legalName: Business In Focus

SBW Advertising

streetAddress: Cambrian Buildings, Ground Floor, Mount Stuart Square

legalName: SBW Advertising

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2028

description:
Through Business Wales, the Welsh Government offers business support services to inspire entrepreneurs to help start, sustain and grow businesses in Wales. Business Wales is delivered through a blend of external suppliers, grant awards (third party providers) and ‘in-house’ Welsh Government teams. The Business Wales service encompasses a range of products and services offering information, advice and support online, via phone, virtually or in person in English and Welsh.
 Certain elements of the Business Wales service are currently delivered by external suppliers, expected to run until 2023.
 This Prior Information Notice relates to the Welsh Government’s intention to procure suitably skilled supplier(s) to deliver 3 elements of the Business Wales services from April 2023 onwards (the "Services")
 The Services will consist of four (4) separate Lots.
 Lot 1 - Business Wales: Supporting Entrepreneurs and Starting a Business,
 Lot 2 – Business Wales: Business Development,
 Lot 3 – Business Wales: Accelerating Business Growth and
 Lot 4 – Business Wales: Brand & Marketing Communications.
 The anticipated aggregate value of the Services is 15 million GBP - TBC per year (with scope for additional spend , to allow for additional service requirements to be included during the contract period in response to changing economic needs and policy).
 The proposed duration of the Services' contracts is for a period of up to 5 years (an initial 2 year period, with an option to extend for a further 3 years (in 12 month tranches)) at the sole discretion of the Welsh Government and subject always to budget approval. At this stage budget is in place for the next two financial years 23/24 and 24/25 only, aligned to the wider Welsh Government budget position.
 The overarching aims of Business Wales are:
 1. To build confidence and inspire individuals, entrepreneurs and micro / small medium enterprises (SME) businesses to reach their full potential. To work with key stakeholders to develop a cohesive ecosystem that is visible, simple and connected to ensure Wales is a great place to start and grow a business in the foundation or growth economies.
 2. To address a key gap by creating the conditions for businesses to start, sustain and grow through the missing middle in inclusive and sustainable ways.
 3. To support the productivity, resilience, growth, decarbonising and sustainability of micro and SMEs. To secure their long-term future ownership within Wales cementing their continued contribution to the Welsh economy.
 The Business Wales service will align and work with other key business support offers from the Welsh Government and the Development Bank of Wales.
 The ensuing Services' contracts will be managed by Welsh Government officials. Recognising the benefits to the wellbeing, economy or prosperity of Wales, it is expected that all winning bidders will work in a collaborative way across all Lots and with other stakeholders that provide aligned business support to achieve the objectives of the:
 - Programme for Government: https://gov.wales/programme-for-government-2021-to-2026-html
 - Wellbeing of Future Generations Act: https://gov.wales/well-being-of-future-generations-wales
 Business Wales delivery is aligned to the priorities outlined in the Programme for Government and key Welsh Government strategies that address:
 - Economic Resilience and Reconstruction Mission
 Businesses compete with confidence and develop strong indigenous businesses
 An entrepreneurial culture, more start-ups, a vibrant SME sector and innovation driven enterprises
 Employability and Skills and Young Person’s Guarantee
 - Social equity
 Fair working practices
 Tackling poverty
 Reducing inequality
 - Foundational economy
 Local supply chains
 Grounded businesses
 Growth of grounded medium sized businesses
 - A green Wales
 Reduction in carbon emissions use of businesses supported
 Green delivery of business support
 - Sustainable growth
 Increase business stock including social enterprises
 Increase productivity and resilience

description:
The total cost of the service provision for lots 1, 2 and 4 following the tendering exercise was GBP 49,921,200. However, the maximum total value of the contract for lots 1, 2 and 4 is up to GBP 99,842,400. This is in line with the following stipulation within the tender documents:
 The scope of the contract spend value provides for additional services (if required) of up to a further GBP 11.5million + VAT per annum. These activities will be aligned to emerging Welsh Government priorities that may occur during the life of the contract. There is no obligation placed on the Contracting Authority to utilise the additional spend value and the additional services may or may not occur during the contract period.
 In relation to Lot 3 only; the Welsh Ministers have exercised their discretion to abandon the procurement process and to choose not to award a contract for Lot 3. The Welsh Ministers are further re-considering their requirements for Lot 3, and a new procurement for these services (in whole or in part) will be issued in due course. The value of this lot has been removed from the original budget allocation.
 (WA Ref:130964)


description:
Please note that this is a contract award notice and not a call for competition for Supported Accommodation and Floating Support Services for People who are homeless.
 Contract Period is from the 01 November 2022 - 31 October 2026 with an option to extend for a further 48 months

description: Caerphilly CBC

description:
Notification of Award of previously advertised opportunity
 The contract award notice is to inform the market that the Council has awarded a contract to Pobl Care and Support for SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION AND FLOATING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS from the 01 November 2022 - 31 October 2026 with an option to extend for a further period of 48 months. The Total contract cost includes any extensions available.

reductionCriteria:
Stage One - Selection Stage
 Providers will need to pass all pass / fail questions and achieve a score of 6 or more in line with the scoring methodology to proceed to stage two - tender response
 Stage Two - Award Stage - Tender Response
 This stage will be evaluated using the Most Economical Advantageous Tender (MEAT) criterion, structured as
 Price 20% / Quality 80%
 The quality aspect will be divided into categories consisting of:
 Social Value 10%
 Tender Response 10%
 Interview 45%
 Case Study 15%
 All questions in the tender response / interview and case study shall be scored out of 10 marks per question and provider's must achieve a score of 6 or more in line with the scoring methodology for each question. Failure to achieve shall result in being eliminated from the process.
 Please note the Social Value document contained in the tender pack for guidance on evaluation.
 Full details are in the ITT

Caerphilly County Borough Council

locality: Hengoed

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach

description: Housing Support

description: General public services

description: General public services

description: Housing Support

Pobl Care and Support

locality: Newport

streetAddress: Exchange House, High Street

legalName: Pobl Care and Support

description: (WA Ref:125440)