title: Review of delivery against Powys Nature Recovery Action Plan

title: Specification of contract

title: Standard Services Contract (GDPR)

description:
On behalf of the Powys Local Nature Partnership, Powys County Council is commissioning a desk-based review of delivery against the Powys Nature Recovery Action Plan. The key outputs of the review are:•	An overview of current and recent projects that are delivering against the actions of the Powys Nature Recovery Action Plan.•	A matrix, mapping this activity against the individual actions in the plan.•	Analysis of key themes in the plan where activity is currently limited, and any foreseeable risks around areas that are being delivered.•	A business case for at least one, and up to three projects to address themes where activity is currently limited, with staff and other resource requirements to deliver them. This should identify potentially suitable funder(s) for each project, outlining any partnership working and the case for support for this.•	Recommendations as to the ways in which the Powys Local Nature Partnership can add value to delivery against the Powys Nature Recovery Action Plan and bring in funding to support its delivery.The timescale for completion of the work is the end of February 2023. Final invoices must be submitted for payment before the end of March 2023. Payment is on completion of the work.Details:Expected sources of information around current and recent activity are (but not limited to) the following:•	Discussion with the members of the Local Nature Partnership.•	Review of project information available on Welsh Government website around Sustainable Management Scheme (SMS) and Enabling Natural Resources and Wellbeing (ENRaW) funded initiatives.•	Information held by the Council around projects being delivered through Local Places for Nature funding and as part of its duties under section 6 of the Environment (Wales) 2016.•	Local Nature Partnership Cymru project mapping of projects.•	Communication with other organisations e.g. Town and Community Councils.•	Biological Information Service (BIS) mapping to identify suitable projects to address any geographic gaps in delivery.It is assumed that this will be a desk-based review, with no travel required. Meetings with Council staff and Local Nature Partnership members will be virtual via Teams.The Local Nature Partnership meets quarterly; the Council will set up meetings between Partnership members and the successful contractor. ‘Recent’ projects are assumed to be those completed within the last 2 years. The Council does not expect nor require personal data to be collected during the interviews and that should it be collected inadvertently this should be deleted.As such, the successful contractor will need to be able to access Teams meetings, have suitable mapping software and hold an appropriate OS licence if maps are included in the review report.The contractor must have appropriate levels of professional indemnity insurance in place.Quotations:Please set out the following in your proposal:-	Hourly rates for each role / staff member involved in delivery.-	Assumptions as to the time to be spent on achieving each of the outputs listed.-	Your proposed approach to this work and a plan setting out when key milestones are expected to be achieved.-	A summary of your previous experience in carrying out work of this nature.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=127668.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

(WA Ref:127668)The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: The successful contractor will need to be able to access Teams meetings, have suitable mapping software and hold an appropriate OS licence if maps are included in the review report.The contractor must have appropriate levels of professional indemnity insurance in place.Please set out the following in your proposal:-	Hourly rates for each role / staff member involved in delivery.-	Assumptions as to the time to be spent on achieving each of the outputs listed.-	Your proposed approach to this work and a plan setting out when key milestones are expected to be achieved.-	A summary of your previous experience in carrying out work of this nature.

description: Environmental auditing

description: Botanical and zoological garden services and nature reserve services

Powys County Council

locality: Llandrindod Wells

postalCode: LD1 5LG

streetAddress: County Hall,

description: Regional or local authority


rel: canonical

status: active

description: 3 years plus a further 2 years

description:
The tender will be completed solely on sell2wales using an open process and the deadline date is indicated on the sell2wales website.
 ITT stage:
 Part A: This requires organisations to complete the standard Vale of Glamorgan Council’s Pre-Qualification Questionnaire. This is a Pass/ Fail section and organisations that do not hit the required pass mark will be ruled out from the tender. However, the overall score will NOT count towards the tender evaluation.
 Part B: Organisations will be required to answer ten written questions outlined in the ITT document. A pass mark of 40 has been set for this section. Organisations that score below this will be ruled out from the tender. For organisations that pass; the score for this section WILL count towards the tender evaluation.
 PART C: Organisations are required to submit an annual price for delivering the service along with a detailed breakdown of how this price is achieved, broken down for each of the three projects. The Vale of Glamorgan Council has set a pricing envelope of GBP 37,000 to GBP 45,000 per annum to deliver this service meaning submissions outside this envelope will NOT be considered.
 TUPE information has been supplied by the incumbent provider (Atal y Fro) and included with the tender documents. Organisations MUST factor in this TUPE information into their costs when submitting a price to deliver the service. Any queries regarding the TUPE information supplied will need to be made to the incumbent provider and contact details have been provided in the relevant spreadsheet. Organisations that do not factor in the TUPE information into their submission will be ruled out from the tender.
 Presentation & Interview stage:
 Organisations that pass all parts of the ITT will be invited to carry out a 20 minute presentation for the Supporting People commissioning panel and will then be asked set questions by the panel, and depending on the answers supplementary questions may be asked The panel will then score the presentations and verbal answers which will be used as part of the tender evaluation.. Please see tender documents

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: The Vale of Glamorgan

title: Dispersed Domestic Abuse Service

currency: GBP

title: Dispersed Domestic Abuse Service

format: text/html

description: The Vale of Glamorgan Council’s Supporting People Team is tendering for the Dispersed Refuge Service to provide housing related support people living in the Vale which has been operating in the Vale under its current contract since 2018.

documentType: contractNotice

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

title: Briefing note

title: ITT

format: application/msword

title: Service Specification

title: TUPE

title: Blank contract

title: Example Management Agreement

title: Example Scoring Matrix

scheme: CELEX

scheme: CPV

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Vale of Glamorgan Council

locality: BARRY

postalCode: CF63 4RU

streetAddress: Civic Offices, Holton Road

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: Vale of Glamorgan Council

name: Jessica Symons Senior Contract Monitoring Officer

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

description:
TUPE information has been supplied by the incumbent provider (Atal y Fro) and included with the tender documents. Organisations MUST factor in this TUPE information into their costs when submitting a price to deliver the service. Any queries regarding the TUPE information supplied will need to be made to the incumbent provider and contact details have been provided in the relevant spreadsheet. Organisations that do not factor in the TUPE information into their submission will be ruled out from the tender.
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=127652.
 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.
 Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.
 (WA Ref:127652)

initiationType: tender


measure: bids

title: Electrical Test Programme Framework – Council Housing Stock

description: Cyflwyniad a ChysywlltFel rhan or newidiadau diweddar yn y Ddeddf Rhentu cartrefi (Cymru) 2016Mae hi yn ofynol  I sicrhau bod gan bob cartref sydd yn eiddo I’r cyngor Dystysgrif prawf trydanol wei e gwblhau bob 5 mlynedd.Felly mae y cyngor yn edrych am apwyntio contractwr trydanol I gynnal y gwaith yma er mwyn sicrhau y bod y cyngor yn ufudd ar ddeddf newydd erbyn Rhagfyr 31ed 2023.Mae gan y Cyngor 3400 o dai o dan ei cyfrifoldeb o fewn Sir Ddinbych ac wedi adolygiad diweddar rydym yn awgrymu bod tua 1950 o dai angen EICR o fewn y flwyddyn nesaf ac wedyn;350 arolygiad yn 2024450 arolygiad yn 2025550 arolygiad yn 2026Introduction and ContextAs part of the recently amended Renting Homes (Wales) Act, the council is obliged to ensure that an electrical test of each council dwelling is completed every 5 years. The council is therefore seeking to appoint a suitable contractor to undertake this task to ensure that the council becomes fully compliant with the new legislation by December 31st 2023.The council has a housing stock of 3400 properties, a review of our current certification has concluded that 1950 properties will require an EICR within the next 12 months. The following number of inspections are anticipated thereafter;2024 – 350 inspections2025 – 450 inspections2026 – 550 inspections

eligibilityCriteria: As per specification

mainProcurementCategory: works

description: Electrical services

Denbighshire County Council

locality: Ruthin

postalCode: LL15 1YN

streetAddress: Wynnstay Road,

description: Regional or local authority

Liberty Gas Group Ltd

locality: Liverpool

streetAddress: Garden Works, Charley Wood Road, Knowsley Industrial Estate,


title: Contract For Welsh Medium Youth Support

description: This tender has now been Re-Advertised as the previous tender was cancelled.  We have Re-Advertised the tender with Welsh & English versions of some documents. Swansea Council are looking to appoint a provider to provide support for young people aged between 11-25 in Swansea through the medium of Welsh in a variety of ways, to Increased numbers of young people engaging in Welsh medium provision.Evaluate the needs of young Welsh speakers within the authority in order to assess to what extent current youth provision is meeting their needs and identify any gaps Work with local partners including schools, third sector, Education Department, Partnership and Involvement Team etc identify opportunities for young people to use Welsh outside the classroom in schools (if this has not already been addressed in the local authority’s WESP), in youth provision and youth services, sport provision, and the third sector.The Service Purchaser will pay the Service Provider the fixed price detailed within this Pricing Schedule for the provision of the Services purchased under this Agreement.   A minimum of 80% of the Contract Price should be allocated to direct delivery costs, the remainder of the Contract Price may be apportioned to Overheads and Central Management costs and should be clearly outlined in the Pricing Schedule.The Council will make a payment to the Provider quarterly in arears. Payments will be made within 30 days of receipt of an invoice

eligibilityCriteria: This tender has now been Re-Advertised as the previous tender was cancelled.  We have Re-Advertised the tender with Welsh & English versions of some documents.The Service Purchaser will pay the Service Provider the fixed price detailed within this Pricing Schedule for the provision of the Services purchased under this Agreement.   A minimum of 80% of the Contract Price should be allocated to direct delivery costs, the remainder of the Contract Price may be apportioned to Overheads and Central Management costs and should be clearly outlined in the Pricing Schedule.

description: Education and training services

description: Higher education services

description: Youth education services

description: Special education services

description: Adult and other education services

description: Training services

description: Specialist training services

description: Training programme services

description: Personal development training services

description: Provision of language courses

City & County of Swansea

locality: Swansea

postalCode: SA1 3SN

streetAddress: Civic Centre,

description: Regional or local authority

Menter Iaith Abertawe

streetAddress: Tŷ Tawe, 9 Christina Street,


title: Holyhead Hydrogen Hub Archaeological Services

title: HHH Archaeology Services ITT document

title: Heritage Impact Assessment

format: application/pdf

title: Soft Landscape Plan

description: Menter Môn are looking to procure a suitable contractor to carry out Archaeological works for the Holyhead Hydrogen Hub development

eligibilityCriteria: As per the ITT document

description: Archaeological services

Menter Mon

locality: Llangefni

postalCode: LL77 7LR

streetAddress: Town Hall, Bulkeley Square,

Wardell Armstrong Llp

locality: Stoke-On-Trent

streetAddress: Sir Henry Doulton House, Forge Lane,


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

status: complete

Quality

type: quality

type: price

title: Bronllwyn Adult Care Development

title: Bronllwyn Adult Care Development

description:
The proposed scheme comprises of the demolition of the existing care home (Bronllwyn) followed by the design & construction of the 14nr bed adult care facility together with all associated external works, drainage works, service connections, including any adoptions required to provide a fully completed development.
 Further information can be found in the tender documentation available on eTenderWales (Ref: 99921).

title: Bronllwyn Adult Care Development

documentType: awardNotice

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

Troika Construct Ltd

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: 19 windsor place

scale: sme

legalName: Troika Construct Ltd

description: (WA Ref:132125)

scheme: EU-OJ


title: Q1085-1 (Retender) - Design of Fire Sprinkler System for the new Mynydd Cynffig Primary School

description: Bridgend County Borough Council (BCBC) announces this Contract Award Notice for the Design of Fire Sprinkler System for the new Mynydd Cynffig Primary School (MCPS). The following is a brief overview of the requirements:This is for the Design of the Fire Sprinkler System only, there are no installation “Works” required under this tender. Both Concept and Final Design drawings for sign off by Bridgend CBC will be required from the Successful Bidder before the Contract End Date and within a mutually agreed delivery schedule.

description: Fire suppression system

description: Fire-protection devices

description: Installation services of fire protection equipment

Bridgend County Borough Council

locality: Bridgend

postalCode: CF31 4WB

streetAddress: Bridgend County Borough Council, Procurement Unit, Civic Offices, Angel Street,

Compco Fire Systems Limited

locality: Worcester

streetAddress: Cleeve House, Malvern Road,


title: The Design & Installation of Photovoltaic & Battery Storage Systems at Brynmawr LAC and Ebbw Vale LA

description:
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council is seeking to set up a contractual agreement for the design and installation of Photovoltaic and battery storage systems on the following buildings within the Blaenau Gwent area.LOT 1:- Brynmawr LACLOT 2:-	Ebbw Vale LACNOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=127669

This Procurement exercise is being run by the Authority's e-tendering portal Bravo Solutions https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk.All documentation has been uploaded to enable direct access following registration.NB: You must download all documentation directly from the portal, tender documents will not be communicated by any other means.E-Tender access information:— Go to 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.— On registering on the Platform the Super User will select a Username and will receive a password.— The Password will be sent by e-mail to the e-mail address that was specified in the User Details section of the Registration page.— In order to log-in to the Platform please enter your Username and Password.— Contact the Helpdesk immediately if you are unable to contact the Super User (for example if they have left your Organisation).— 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.— The Help desk is available Monday-Friday: 8:00-18:00.Telephone: +44 8003684852 e-mail: help@bravosolution.co.uk— Tenders must be uploaded to the BravoSolution portal by 12:00 noon 30th January 2023.How to find the ITT:— Once logged in you must click on ‘ITT's Open to all Suppliers'.— The Etender references for this contract are: Project_52121 and ITT_100068.— 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, Technical and Commercial envelopes along with any relevant documents in the ‘Attachments' area.— Tenderers are required to provide responses to:—the Selection Questionnaire within the Qualification Envelope—the Method Statements within the Technical Envelope—upload the requested Pricing information within the Commercial Envelope.— Should you have any questions on the ITT, please use the ‘Messages' area to contact the buyer directly - Do not contact the named person at the top of this notice.Deadlines for submissions is 12 noon the 30th January 2023 with clarifications allowed until 5:00pm on the 23rd January 2023.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. Accordingly, contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental considerations.(WA Ref:127669)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. Accordingly, contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental considerations. The Community Benefits included in this contract are:o Targeted Recruitment and Training (including existing workforce and economically inactive)o Local Supply Chains, including use of social enterpriseso Contributions to education and complimentary activityo Community Initiatives and activityo Promoting Environmental Benefitso Contribution to the Community Investment FundThe buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: As per the Tender documentation.

description: Solar energy

description: Solar panels

description: Solar collectors for heat production

description: Solar photovoltaic modules

description: Solar installation

description: Solar panel roof-covering work

description: Other sources of energy supplies and distribution

Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

locality: Ebbw Vale

postalCode: NP23 6AA

streetAddress: General Offices, Steelworks Road,

description: Regional or local authority


name: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)

title: Consultancy & Cost Management Services for a Feasibility Report for EV Charging and Backup Power

description: In 2022, NHS Wales Shared Services developed its own decarbonisation action plan, and this includes plans for expanding its capability and capacity for charging electric vehicles (cars, vans and heavy goods).Furthermore, taking account of the increasing need for service resilience, there is the need to consider power back up for NWSSP sites for site-based operations and for its fleet of electric vehicles.

description: Building consultancy services

description: Development consultancy services

postalCode: CF15 7QZ

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

Arcadis Llp

streetAddress: Greyfriars House, Greyfriars Road,


description:
NCH is seeking to procure a new Out of Hours Contact Centre Operations provider. Our objective is to provide 24x7 support to our customers across a range of tenures. We are seeking a service provider who can provide both the operational and technological support to cover the following activities:a.Support inbound and outbound calls for general customer queries, service Requests or Complaints about servicesb.Receive to customer contact through a range of different communication channels (telephone calls, email, web chat, social media, NCH App messages)c.Respond to customers professionally in line with the association’s Customer Service Standards, using their preferred choice of communication channel.d.Support customers with any technical difficulties in accessing services on Mobile App & Websitee. Transfer calls to repair and operational teams where specialist advice or support is required.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=127682.

(WA Ref:127682)

atypicalToolUrl: https://NCH Out of Hours Contact Centre Operations

eligibilityCriteria: The bidder must have a proven track record of offering similar services to other organisations.The bidder must be able to provide both operations and technology servicesThe bidder should demonstrate a viable and well-established company structure, aiming at ensuring a continuity of delivery

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

description: Office-support services

description: Telephone-answering services

description: Telephone operator services

description: Call centre

description: Miscellaneous business and business-related services

Newport City Homes

locality: Newport

postalCode: NP20 2DW

streetAddress: Nexus House, Mission Court, Lower Dock Street,

description: Body governed by public law


title: Aberystwyth Universiy Estates - Design & Construct Silage Clamp

description:
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT:The construction works relating to the new silage clamp pad, effluent and storm water drainage, concrete aprons and floors, services and associated works, all of which part of a phased plan for replacement silage clamps for this farm.Nature of the construction activitiesSite excavation works to prepare the site for the following works, this includes filling the site to the required levels and compacting this material to achieve the required structural stability.Site preparation and construction of the concrete silage pad, column foundations, concrete floors, effluent storage tanks, effluent and storm water drainage and concrete aprons.NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=127676

(WA Ref:127676)

eligibilityCriteria: Current membership of Constructionline and a SSIP

description: Construction work

Aberystwyth University

locality: Aberystwyth

postalCode: SY23 3FB

streetAddress: c/o Finance Office, Student Welcome Centre, Penglais Campus,

description: Body governed by public law


title: REF: AEMRI-252-ACIS - NDE phased array ultrasonic array controller and inspection software – automat

description:
TWI is one of the world’s foremost independent research and technology organisations, with expertise in solving problems in all aspects of manufacturing, fabrication and whole-life integrity management technologies.Established in Cambridge, UK in 1946 and with facilities across the globe, the company has a first class reputation for service through its teams of internationally respected consultants, scientists, engineers and support staff, whose knowledge and expertise is available to its Industrial Members as and when they require.This specification has been produced as part of an initiative known as AEMRI (Advanced Engineering Materials Research Institute), which is funded by the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) using European Regional Development Funds (ERDF). AEMRI seeks to create a unique facility housing a critical mass of equipment, expertise and resources. AEMRI provides an environment to test and prove the limits of performance of advanced materials. Through the use of advanced modelling and simulation methods, full, large-scale mechanical test structures will be designed and built upon finite element analysis (FEA) calculations. Advanced, automated non-destructive evaluation (NDE) techniques will be developed with the aim of saving the industry time and production costs as well as minimising the risk of catastrophic structural failures.AEMRI will deliver the objectives of the project through the following four technical strands:-- Modelling and Simulation of High Performance Materials and Structures.- Advanced Robotic Inspection of Complex Geometry Structures.- Inspection Systems for Very Large Structures for the Green Energy Sector.- Nuclear Fabrication Research Centre.This array controller and supporting software inspection system is to enable development of fully automated ultrasonic inspections of components within the UK civil nuclear sector and will enable setup, data acquisition and analysis.Please be advised equipment must be delivered, installed (where applicable) and accepted before the end of June 2023.Please ensure all communication, including queries, is sent via the correspondence facility within In-Tend.

(WA Ref:127659)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: This specification has been produced as part of an initiative known as AEMRI (Advanced Engineering Materials Research Institute), which is funded by the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) using European Regional Development Funds (ERDF).

mainProcurementCategory: goods

description: Ultrasound scanners

description: Miscellaneous evaluation or testing instruments

TWI Ltd

locality: Cambridge

postalCode: CB21 6AL

streetAddress: Granta Park, Great Abington,


title: Evaluation of Additional Learning Needs

description: The client is awarding a contract to carry out a formative evaluation of the additional learning needs (ALN) system. This will involve developing a logic model and theory of change, and evaluating the implementation of the ALN system including exploration of cost implications of implementing the reforms, as well as identifying any emerging impacts. The ALN system consists of the Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal Act 2018 (the ALN Act) and the Additional Learning Needs Code for Wales (ALN Code) and associated Regulations. The ALN system replaces the special educational needs (SEN) system in Wales. The contract was tendered via the Crown Commercial Services Research & Insights DPS - RM6126

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

description: Research services

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Research consultancy services

description: Social research services

Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government

locality: Caerdydd / Cardiff

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

streetAddress: Gwasanaethau Caffael Corfforaethol / Corporate Procurement Services, Parc Cathays / Cathays Park,

Arad Research

streetAddress: 126-7 Bute Street,


description:
We intend to remove five current end of life MSCs and associated equipment i.e. ducting and fans currently situated in two Containment Level 3 capable laboratories, and replace with new MSCs and associated equipment suitable for increased service pressures
 6x MSC1200 Class I Hardware
 6x Base Stand
 6x Anti-Blowback Valves
 12x Additional Sockets
 5x Decontamination of existing Class l
 cabinets
 5x Disposal of existing Class l cabinets
 5x Disposal of HEPA filters
 6x Fan, isolator, and Inverter
 Ducting
 Delivery, Installation & Commissioning

description: University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, CF14 4XW

region: UKL

title: Update of ONYX imaging platform and existing hardware for Public Health Wales

description: Cervical Screening Wales need to update the existing 18 hardware units used for Imaging in Colposcopy units across all Health Boards in Wales.

reviewDetails:
NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership on behalf of Public Health Wales NHS Trust will allow a minimum 10 calendar day standstill period between notifying the award decision and awarding the contract.
 Unsuccessful tenderers and applicants are entitled to receive reasons for the decision, including the characteristics and relative advantages of the winning bid and the reasons why the tenderer/applicant was unsuccessful.
 Should additional information be required it should be requested of the addressee in section I.1.
 Aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by breach of the procurement rules have the right to take action in the High Court (England and Wales). Any such action is subject to strict time limits in accordance with the Public Contracts (Amendments) Regulations 2015

procurementMethod: limited

procurementMethodDetails: Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition

procurementMethodRationale:
DP Medical are the only supplier who are able to provide hardware for use with their Colposcopy Imaging equipment.
 DP Medical Mediscan is used in Colposcopy units across all Health Boards in Wales and is an important clinical tool which enables imaging of colposcopic assessments. The system includes:
 -Cameras
 -Hardware (Screens & Desktops)
 -Supporting IT systems.
 The current Mediscan system runs using an ONYX platform, the supplier (DP Medical) informed all users that this platform would be fully de-commissioned in July 2023 and replaced with a new platform. System users were notified of the decommissioning in June 2022. To enable service continuity Cervical Screening Wales will need to upgrade all associated hardware units.

description: The procurement falls outside the scope of application of the directive

region: UK

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

description: Health

legalName: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)

DP MEDICAL SYSTEMS LTD

locality: CHESSINGTON

streetAddress: DP MEDICAL SYSTEMS LTD, 15A OAKCROFT ROAD

scale: large

legalName: DP MEDICAL SYSTEMS LTD

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

description: Health

description:
Funding for this upgrade is only available until 31st March 2023. This includes full delivery and installation
 (WA Ref:131205)


title: Organising and managing three events for the Red Meat Development Programme

description:
HCC requires a supplier to organise and manage three events during April-May 2023 to conclude the three elements of the Red Meat Development Programme. The events will be an opportunity to highlight the outputs from the individual projects.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=127703.

(WA Ref:127703)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: Welsh Government Rural Communities Rural Development Programme 2014 – 2020.

description: Exhibition, fair and congress organisation services

description: Seminar organisation services

Hybu Cig Cymru-Meat Promotion Wales

postalCode: SY23 3FF

streetAddress: Ty Rheidol, Parc Merlin,

description: Body governed by public law


status: planned

description:
Cardiff and Vale UHB along with other Health Boards across Wales have established a group to explore how nitrous oxide can be delivered via small portable cylinders and eliminate the use of the manifold system.
 Portable E sized N2O cylinder with a regulator and Schrader valve connection was trialled with success and this change has been rolled out across the University Hospital Llandough and the nitrous oxide manifold was decommissioned in April.
 The smaller cylinders have proven to be more efficient than the manifold and have an efficiency of 74%, compared to the piped supply from the manifold. This shows what huge gains there are to be made from moving over to a portable cylinder supply.
 We are left with two problems:
 1. There are numerous partly filled large G size cylinders on the manifold which we no longer need. If they are returned, the remaining nitrous oxide will be released to the atmosphere. Current legislation prevents reuse/recycling of this gas. We want to find a way to prevent this nitrous oxide going into the atmosphere.
 2. We also consume large amounts of Entonox (50% oxygen, 50% nitrous oxide) which is predominantly used by women for pain relief in labour. When this gas is used it is exhaled into the atmosphere. We would like to find an alternative solution which is suitable for widespread use in maternity units across Wales and the UK.
 The Healthcare Without Harm Report showed that 5.6% of UK emissions are from healthcare. The Welsh Government have declared a climate emergency and published NHS Wales Decarbonisation plan stating that the Welsh public sector will be carbon neutral by 2030. This ambitious plan specifically targets anaesthetic gases and includes nitrous oxide which has a global warming potential approximately 298 times that of carbon dioxide
 Challenge Details
 We are looking for sustainable and cost effective solutions for the safe disposal of nitrous oxide and Entonox medical gases. Specifically around the following two Themes:
 Theme 1:
 Safe disposal of gas within partly filled nitrous oxide cylinders prior to return to the supplier; and
 Theme 2:
 A solution to the problem of the high levels of Entonox being released into the atmosphere following consumption on our wards.
 We are looking to identify, develop and demonstrate innovative solutions that could:
 Reduce our emissions of nitrous oxide and Entonox;
 Provide a competitively priced and affordable solution to ensure the safe disposal of nitrous oxide and Entonox medical gases in a sustainable way;
 Reduce our purchasing of Entonox and nitrous oxide;
 Reduce waste in our Entonox supply system; and
 Improve air quality in the delivery rooms on labour wards.
 Applicants may apply for one or both Themes.
 Phase 1: Feasibility – We are looking to fund up to 5 projects up to a value of 50,000 (inclusive of VAT) each for Phase 1.
 Note: Only projects successful at phase 1 will be eligible to apply to subsequent phases. Additional phases will be dependent upon funding allocation.
 Phase 2: Development - We expect to fund up to 3 of the most successful phase 1 projects up to a value of *150,000 each (inclusive of VAT).
 *Dependent upon funding allocation
 Please note any adoption and implementation of a solution from this competition would be subject of a separate, possible competitive, procurement exercise. This competition does not cover the purchase of any solution although we may choose to investigate and explore innovative procurement routes as part of this challenge.
 The total funding available for the competition can change. The funders have the right to:
 adjust the provisional funding allocations between the phases
 apply a ‘portfolio’ approach. We are looking to use this PIN to engage with the market to see what appetite there is in industry to help support and drive this challenge. Details of the challenge can also be provided in Welsh if required

description:
Cardiff and Vale UHB along with other Health Boards across Wales have established a group to explore how nitrous oxide can be delivered via small portable cylinders and eliminate the use of the manifold system.
 Portable E sized N2O cylinder with a regulator and Schrader valve connection was trialled with success and this change has been rolled out across the University Hospital Llandough and the nitrous oxide manifold was decommissioned in April.
 The smaller cylinders have proven to be more efficient than the manifold and have an efficiency of 74%, compared to the piped supply from the manifold. This shows what huge gains there are to be made from moving over to a portable cylinder supply.
 We are left with two problems:
 1. There are numerous partly filled large G size cylinders on the manifold which we no longer need. If they are returned, the remaining nitrous oxide will be released to the atmosphere. Current legislation prevents reuse/recycling of this gas. We want to find a way to prevent this nitrous oxide going into the atmosphere.
 2. We also consume large amounts of Entonox (50% oxygen, 50% nitrous oxide) which is predominantly used by women for pain relief in labour. When this gas is used it is exhaled into the atmosphere. We would like to find an alternative solution which is suitable for widespread use in maternity units across Wales and the UK.
 The Healthcare Without Harm Report showed that 5.6% of UK emissions are from healthcare. The Welsh Government have declared a climate emergency and published NHS Wales Decarbonisation plan stating that the Welsh public sector will be carbon neutral by 2030. This ambitious plan specifically targets anaesthetic gases and includes nitrous oxide which has a global warming potential approximately 298 times that of carbon dioxide
 Theme 2:
 A solution to the problem of the high levels of Entonox being released into the atmosphere following consumption on our wards.
 We are looking to identify, develop and demonstrate innovative solutions that could:
 Reduce our emissions of nitrous oxide and Entonox;
 Provide a competitively priced and affordable solution to ensure the safe disposal of nitrous oxide and Entonox medical gases in a sustainable way;
 Reduce our purchasing of Entonox and nitrous oxide;
 Reduce waste in our Entonox supply system; and
 Improve air quality in the delivery rooms on labour wards.
 Applicants may apply for one or both Themes.
 Phase 1: Feasibility – We are looking to fund up to 5 projects up to a value of 50,000 (inclusive of VAT) each for Phase 1.
 Note: Only projects successful at phase 1 will be eligible to apply to subsequent phases. Additional phases will be dependent upon funding allocation.
 Phase 2: Development - We expect to fund up to 3 of the most successful phase 1 projects up to a value of *150,000 each (inclusive of VAT).
 *Dependent upon funding allocation
 Please note any adoption and implementation of a solution from this competition would be subject of a separate, possible competitive, procurement exercise. This competition does not cover the purchase of any solution although we may choose to investigate and explore innovative procurement routes as part of this challenge.
 The total funding available for the competition can change. The funders have the right to:
 adjust the provisional funding allocations between the phases
 apply a ‘portfolio’ approach. We are looking to use this PIN to engage with the market to see what appetite there is in industry to help support and drive this challenge. Details of the challenge can also be provided in Welsh if required

title: Safe and Ethical Disposal of Nitrous Oxide and Entonox Medical Gases Challenge Opportunity

title: Gases Challenge Brief - English

title: Gases Challenge Brief - Welsh

description:
Cardiff and Vale UHB along with other Health Boards across Wales have established a group to explore how nitrous oxide can be delivered via small portable cylinders and eliminate the use of the manifold system.
 Portable E sized N2O cylinder with a regulator and Schrader valve connection was trialled with success and this change has been rolled out across the University Hospital Llandough and the nitrous oxide manifold was decommissioned in April.
 We are looking for sustainable and cost effective solutions for the safe disposal of nitrous oxide and Entonox medical gases. Specifically around the following two Themes:
 Theme 1:
 Safe disposal of gas within partly filled nitrous oxide cylinders prior to return to the supplier; and
 Theme 2:
 A solution to the problem of the high levels of Entonox being released into the atmosphere following consumption on our wards.
 Applicants may apply for one or both Themes.
 Phase 1: Feasibility – We are looking to fund up to 5 projects up to a value of 50,000 (inclusive of VAT) each for Phase 1.
 Note: Only projects successful at phase 1 will be eligible to apply to subsequent phases. Additional phases will be dependent upon funding allocation.
 Phase 2: Development - We expect to fund up to 3 of the most successful phase 1 projects up to a value of *150,000 each (inclusive of VAT).
 *Dependent upon funding allocation
 Please note any adoption and implementation of a solution from this competition would be subject of a separate, possible competitive, procurement exercise. This competition does not cover the purchase of any solution although we may choose to investigate and explore innovative procurement routes as part of this challenge.
 The total funding available for the competition can change. The funders have the right to:
 adjust the provisional funding allocations between the phases
 apply a ‘portfolio’ approach

postalCode: CF14 4HH

streetAddress: Procurement Services, Cardiff and Vale University Local Health Board, Woodlands House, 2nd Floor, Maes-Y-Coed Road

description: Health

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

description:
Any interested parties should email Sarah Yellen, Senior Procurement Business Manager with their contact details, a short description of
 potential opportunities and their experience in the applicable field.
 Further details on the project will then follow.
 Details of the challenge can also be provided in Welsh if requested via Sarah Yellen
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=127701.
 (WA Ref:127701)


title: SURVEY ON ATTITUDES OF FARMERS TO THE HILL RAM SCHEME AND GENETIC IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMMES

description:
HCC requires a supplier who can undertake qualitative and quantitative research into the attitudes of sheep farmers who have been part of the genetic improvement programme; the Hill Ram Scheme. Information on the Hill Ram Scheme can be found at: https://meatpromotion.wales/en/industry-projects/hill-ram-projectNOTE: 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=127707.

(WA Ref:127707)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: Welsh Government Rural Communities Rural Development Programme 2014 – 2020.

description: Market research services

description: Social research services

description: Body governed by public law


title: Our Food 1200 Film Making

title: Terms and Conditions

title: Tender brief

description: Documentary recording of a Rural Development Programme project involved in the engagement of innovative regenerative horticultural growers.  These growers farm typically less than 5 acres of land, and their story from the start of their journey to the present time will be recorded.We wish to capture the passion and innovation of these individuals.

eligibilityCriteria: Details are contained in the tender brief

description: Video films

description: Advertising, propaganda and information film and video-tape production

description: Advertising film production

description: Information film production

Conservation Farming Trust

locality: Powys

streetAddress: 37 Upper House Farm, Crickhowell,

Florence Browne

locality: Newlyn

streetAddress: Flat 6 Orchard House, Orchard Place,


title: Gwaredu coeden a llysdyfiant / Remove tree stump and vegeated area and replace with blacktop - Idris

title: Dogfen dyfynbris i'w gwblhau

title: RFQ document to be completed

title: Manylion - Details

description:
Gwaredu coeden a boncyff.Torri allan 6m x 3m i ddyfnder o 300mm ac amnewid ardal llysdyfiant gyda ‘bkacktop’40mm wearing course60mm basecourse200mm subbaseRemove tree and stump. Cut out 6m x 3m to depth of 300mm and replace vegetated area with blacktop;-40mm wearing course60mm basecourse200mm subbaseNOTE: 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=127727.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

(WA Ref:127727)

eligibilityCriteria: Gweler dogfennaeth dyfynbris / See RFQ document

description: Construction work

Cyngor Gwynedd Council

locality: Caernarfon

postalCode: LL55 1SH

streetAddress: Uned Caffael / Procurement Unit, Swyddfeydd y Cyngor, Stryd y Jel / Council Offices, Shirehall Street,

description: Regional or local authority


description:
Challenge phases structure
 Phase 1: Development and testing – We are looking to fund up to 5 projects up to a value of 20,000 inclusive of VAT each for Phase 1.
 Please note any adoption and implementation of a solution from this competition would be subject of a separate, possible competitive, procurement exercise. This competition does not cover the purchase of any solution although we may choose to investigate and explore innovative procurement routes as part of this challenge.
 The total funding available for the competition can change. The funders have the right to:
 adjust the provisional funding allocation; and
 apply a ‘portfolio’ approach.
 Briefing Event
 A briefing event was held on 30 November 2022 and the recording of the event can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/W9MAdAazSeE. Further information
 For more information on this competition, visit: Simply Do
 For any enquiries about this competition e-mail: SBRI.COE@wales.nhs.uk

title: ENT MSK Challenge Opportunity

title: ENT MSK Challenge Brief - English

title: ENT MSK Challenge Brief - Welsh

description:
Ear surgery has been performed using an operating microscope since the 1950s, but improvements in endoscope and video technology have made Endoscopic Ear Surgery (EES) a viable alternative. An ear endoscope for EES allows doctors to perform complex operations on the tiny, delicate structures in the middle ear. This method is less invasive than the traditional way to perform an ear surgery, which is to make an incision behind the ear. The doctor then uses a straight endoscope to see into the ear.
 EES procedures last on average for 60 to 90 minutes, but can be as long as 180 minutes. These prolonged periods of holding the endoscope up, whilst performing very fine, controlled movements with the instruments within a very small, delicate organ causes significant musculoskeletal stress. It is possible that these conditions, which are particular to EES, are related to the higher levels of Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) in otological surgeons.
 Reducing the musculoskeletal load through better work practices could reduce the time taken for surgery, reduce staff levels of MSDs and associated sickness, thereby improving workflow. They may also increase the number of operations possible and reduce the time under anaesthesia for patients.
 Challenge details
 We are looking to identify, develop and demonstrate near market ready innovative solutions that could:
 Improve ergonomics for surgeons ensuring equality and benefits for all;
 Improve ergonomics for both right and left handed surgeons, when performing surgery;
 Reduce time spent holding an unsupported endoscope during EES;
 Reduce surgery times;
 Reduce MSDs in ENT surgeons;
 Reduce sickness of ENT surgeons;
 Improve self-reported discomfort levels of ENT surgeons after performing EES;
 Meet infection prevention control standards; and
 Provide a cost effective and sustainable solution.
 Out of Scope
 Replacement of current endoscope equipment or theatre beds;
 Single use solutions.
 We need ideas that can be rapidly developed and tested with potential to be scaled and used across the UK over the coming months

description: Health

title: ENT MSK Challenge Opportunity

description:
Briefing Event
 A briefing event was held on 30 November 2022 and the recording of the event can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/W9MAdAazSeE
 Further information
 For more information on this competition, visit: Simply Do
 For any enquiries about this competition e-mail: SBRI.COE@wales.nhs.uk
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=127713.
 (WA Ref:127713)


title: Gostwng cwrbau / Dropped kerbs - A4085 Stryd y Faenol a Stryd Dinorwic, Caernarfon

title: Dogfen Dyfynbris i'w gwblhau

title: RFQ form to be completed

title: Manylion_Details

title: Lleoliad_Location

description:
Gostwng cwrbau ar ddau gyffordd mewn dau safle ar wahân ar yr A4085 yn Nghaernarfon.  Gweler manylion ar y cynlluniauPlace dropped Kerbs on 2 separate junctions on the A4085, Caernarfon. See detail on drawingsNOTE: 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=127725.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

(WA Ref:127725)

eligibilityCriteria: Gweler dogfennaeth / See additional documents

description: Construction work

description: Regional or local authority


description:
Conwy County Borough Council provides HR & Payroll Services to approximately 7000 employees and employees of external companies. We are looking to procure an Integrated HR and Payroll System to be used Authority wide. We currently have a system in place where our current contract is due to end at the end of May 2024. We have embedded a strong culture over the years and it is vital that this is maintained.
 We therefore require an Integrated HR and payroll System to be implemented for all areas of workforce information, recruitment, training and development, and payroll. It must meet the following requirements:
 -All absence recording and calculation
 -Analytics/Management Information
 -Complex organisational hierarchy
 -Comprehensive HR & Payroll functionality
 -Data Protection & Audit compliance
 -Employee & Manager Self Service
 -Learning & Development
 -Multiple Pension Scheme administration and statutory reporting
 -P11D’s
 -People Development
 -Report writing software
 -Travel, expenses and timesheet management
 -Web recruitment
 It is a requirement to be able to tailor the system to meet the needs of Conwy County Borough Council which will inevitably change over time. We expect to manage and monitor all aspects of workforce information easily and be able to report on the information we require in different formats, tailored to our desired audience through a variety of formal reports and dashboards.
 To comply with our Welsh Language standards, we require the system to have online recruitment and employee portal available in both English and Welsh.
 The length of contract we are looking for will be a minimum of 5 years which will consist of either of the following: 5 years + 1 + 1 or 3 years + 2 + 2 however, please note this is subject to change if / when we go out to tender.. Please get in touch with Karen.roberts12@conwy.gov.uk by latest 31/01/2023 if you can offer all of the above.

description: Conwy County

title: Integrated HR and Payroll System

Conwy County Borough Council

locality: Conwy

postalCode: LL32 8DU

streetAddress: Bodlondeb, Bangor Road

description: General public services

legalName: Conwy County Borough Council

title: Integrated HR and Payroll System

description:
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=127716.
 (WA Ref:127716)


title: Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone - Future Opportunity

description: The Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone – Announces its Future OpportunityCeltic Sea Power (CSP) are offering developers targeting the Celtic Sea Leasing round to benefit from the technical, environmental and commercial work CSP have delivered or are planning to deliver as part of their European Regional Development Fund and Swansea Bay City Deal Funded activity.Developers will be able to access CSP’s information by signing up to a Memorandum of Understanding, which can be accessed by registering an interest.This Future Opportunity:• Is open to all developers targeting the Commercial phase Celtic Sea leasing round;• sets out in summary detail the current thinking around the Development Paths for the Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone;• provided summary detail of work undertaken and being planned;• information around how developers can benefit from this work; and,• what CSP will expect developers to provide in recognition of this time and cost saving information.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=127714.

description: Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy

description: Electricity

description: Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting

description: Electric motors, generators and transformers

description: Electricity distribution and control apparatus

description: Electrical equipment and apparatus

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

description: Design and execution of research and development

description: Swansea Bay City Deal

description: Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone (PDZ)

Celtic Sea Power Limited

locality: Hayle

postalCode: TR27 4DD

streetAddress: Chi Gallos, North quay,

rationale:
(WA Ref:127714)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: The Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone Project and activity being supplied through this MoU is Part funded by
Specific Objective 3.1 in the West Wales and Valleys ERDF Operational ProgrammeSpecific Objective 3.1 in the West Wales and Valleys ERDF Operational Programme


description:
Bridgend County Borough Council wishes to award the provision of domiciliary care at Llys Ton Extra Care in Kenfig Hill, Bridgend. This is a community based supported accommodation model with 39 purpose built self-contained flats comprising of 8 single and 31 two-bedroom properties, which supports a preventive and reablement agenda, in-line with the wellbeing initiatives as identified within Welsh Government policies and the Social Services and Well-being Act (Wales) 2014.
 The aim of the service is to enable people to ‘live the best life they want to live’ in an environment where the service is the enabler, and the people are the changers. Supporting independence within the person’s home – to increase the range of options for self-support and targeted assistance to build on their strengths and maintain or improve their quality of life.

title: The Provision of Care and Support service in Extra Care housing Scheme

description: Bridgend County Borough Council wishes to invite suitably experienced and regulated care providers to Tender for the provision of domiciliary care at Llys Ton Extra Care in Kenfig Hill, Bridgend. This is a community based supported accommodation model with 39 purpose built self-contained flats comprising of 8 single and 31 two-bedroom properties, which supports a preventive and reablement agenda, in-line with the wellbeing initiatives as identified within Welsh Government policies and the Social Services and Well-being Act (Wales) 2014.

languages: en cy

reductionCriteria: See tender documents

Bridgend County Borough Council

streetAddress: Bridgend County Borough Council, Procurement Unit, Civic Offices, Angel Street

description: Extra Care

legalName: Bridgend County Borough Council

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

Bridgend County Borough Council

description: Extra Care

Hafod Housing Association Ltd

streetAddress: St. Hilary Court, Copthorne Way

legalName: Hafod Housing Association Ltd

description: (WA Ref:130715)


title: Fit out of YMCA Buildings, Taff St,   Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon Taff, CF37 4TS

title: Technical Questions

title: Form of Agreement

title: Hazardous Risk Register

title: Pre Construction Information

title: CAR00DEMO1

title: CAR00DT01

title: CAR00DT02

title: CAR00FF01

title: CAR00GA01

title: CAR00GA02

title: CAR00GA03

title: CAR00GA04

title: CAR00PD01

title: CAR00PT01

title: CAR00RCP01

title: CAR00RCP02

title: CAR00RCP03

title: CAR00WF01

title: CAR00WF02

title: Outline of refurbishment

description: The refurbishment of part of the YMCA Buildings, Taff St, Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon Taff,CF37 4TS. The works will consist of: -•	Softstrip•	Supply & Install floor coverings•	Supply & install ceilings•	Supply & install Partitions / Wall Lining / Doors Sets•	Supply & install Timber Skirting Works•	Tape & jointing•	Internal decoration•	Electrical/ small power•	Voice & Data•	Access Control System / Panic Alarms / Camera System /Security Alarm•	Fire Alarm•	Fire Signage•	Lighting•	Ventilation•	Tea Point•	Glazed Manifestation•	Tiling•	Disabled Toilet PackThe Technical questions and outline schedule of refurbishment are attached, please make sure to complete these documents

eligibilityCriteria: Principal Designer: To be appointed designers by the Principle contractor in line with Careers Wales requirements. Other Consultants / Designers: To be appointed by Principle Contractor Proposed use of structure / building: Under the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulation 1992 a workplace is defined as any premises or part of premises which are made available to any person as a place of work, and includes:i.	any place within the premises to which such person has access while at work; and ii.	ii. any room, lobby, corridor, staircase, road or other place used as a means of access from that place of work or where facilities are provided for use in connection with the place of work other than a public road. The site will be deemed a workplace under the aforementioned regulations and therefore must comply with the provisions of the regulations Existing records and plans A list of available information relevant to this project can be found within the contract documentation. It should be noted that any record drawings and information provided by the client, project manager or design team may not be entirely accurate or provide a complete record. The principal contractor should verify the accuracy prior to commencing work. All principal contractors who have submitted an interest to tender for the project must arrange a site visit to survey and measure the site on a date and time agreed by Careers Wales. Please note due to the current Covid 19 situation and to keep human interaction to a minimum only two persons from each principle contractor are to a attended the pre-planned site visit. Asbestos R&D survey to be undertaken by the Principle Contractor3.	Clients consideration & Management Requirements Planning and managements including H&S goals: At all stages of planning and management of construction works should be undertaken giving due regard to health and safety, through liaison with and engagement of, the Project Manager and Principal Designer. The Principal Contractor is to ensure the following:  • Contractors have sufficient numbers of experienced and competent site managers • The proposed site manager(s) are inducted, trained and fully conversant with their HSE management procedures • They have the necessary resource to allocate to these projects • They have sufficient mobilisation time to achieve the scheduled start on site • The programme is realistic to complete the projects in line with the anticipated handover date.Prior to practical completion and prior to handover; the Principal Contractor has maintained suitable and sufficient management and co-ordination procedures for health and safety. The construction site is the responsibility of the Principal Contractor until successful handover has been granted and any visitors need to be managed by the Principal Contractor, accordingly, including suitable site induction, areas of work etcH&S Goals The primary health and safety objective for this programme of works is to ensure that adequate actions and precautions are taken to prevent harm being caused to those carrying out construction work and others who may be affected. Communication and liaison between Client and others: All those in control of construction work are required to provide workers (including the self-employed) under their control, with any information that they require to carry out the work safely and without risk to health. The Principal Contractor shall ensure that all workers are provided with a suitable, site specific induction to inform them of the arrangements for health, safety and welfare at their work site. This should include any relevant findings resulting from risk assessment, including risks arising from activities of other operatives working nearby. Site rules should be explained along with the procedures to be followed in the event of any worker finding themselves in a position of serious and imminent danger. Arrangements for worker engagement on site should always be tailored to the size and nature of the project and risks involved. On smaller sites, informal arrangements for collecting workers' views can be effective, e.g. by arranging reviews of method statements immediately before the work itself is carried out. Contractors may need to make special arrangements for workers for whom English is a second language, or who are unable to read English.The Principal Contractor has a specific duty to make and maintain arrangements to enable effective co-operation and consultation between themselves, contractors and workers. Arrangements made in respect of co-operation and consultation with workers on site should be recorded by the Principal Contractor and included in the construction phase plan. Such arrangements will require regular review and updating, as circumstances on site change. Such arrangements need to cover all workers effectively, including those who may only be on site for brief periods. The arrangements should be proportionate to the size and complexity of the work, the scale of hazards and the size of the workforce. The Principal Contractor shall implement a range of mechanisms to ensure that on-site consultation is effective. This could include regular consultation meetings, consultation during inductions, daily briefings, toolbox talks etc. Security of site: The Principal Contractor shall have sole responsibility to ensure that the working area is secured and fenced off throughout the duration of the works. Welfare provision: Welfare arrangements are to be in accordance with Regulation 13 (4) (c) and Regulation 15 (11) of the CDM2015 and are to be commensurate with the site undertaking. Minimum requirements are as follows: • Toilets • Washing facilities • Hot and cold running water • Drying room • Mess room • Drinking Water, It is proposed that the Principal Contractor will not be given the use of the existing welfare facilities and the principle contractor would have to provide is own welfare units.Adequate first aid facilities are to be maintained on site and at least one appointed person is to be in attendance during site hours. Compliance shall be in accordance with “The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981”. As a minimum, a suitable first aid kit, eye wash and a burns kit should be provided.H&S client employees, customers, othersSite hoarding requirement: The Principal Contractor must take necessary steps to prevent access by unauthorised persons and a suitable barrier/fencing should be erected proportional to the risk imposed to the front and rear of the building. Site hoarding, transport vehicle movement restrictions: The Principal Contractor is to make adequate provision for control of site transport and is to ensure that there is a suitable and sufficient Traffic Plan is developed to ensure that residents using the surrounding areas are not endangered by vehicle movements (e.g. deliveries, removal of waste). If possible, the deliveries should be programmed out of the rush hour. Specific arrangements will be explored and agreed at the pre-start meeting. All deliveries will require a banksman to be present. All Contractors staff will need to make arrangements for parking off-site.Existing procedures, permit-to-work systems: Where appropriate; a permit-to-work system is to be adopted for works on electrical services, hot works, works in confined spaces or any other high-risk activities identified. Daily 'hot work permits' will be required where welding, cutting, grinding and the use of naked flames is required. Plant, equipment or flammable materials must be covered with flame retardant materials (or removed) in areas where 'hot work permits' are in operation. In this case, continuous flammable atmosphere monitoring may be required, and a fire watch maintained both during and for a period after the hot works have ceased. The site manager would have to issue the permits. Fire precautions, emergency procedures: In the event of an incident (other than general first aid) the Principal Contractor must follow their company procedures, and ensure that the Client’s representative is advised of any incident as quickly and as early as possible so that the Medical Centre can take appropriate action. The affected areas are to be secured and not disturbed until a thorough investigation has been carried out or approval has been given by the Client representative to continue accessing the area has been given. The avenues of escape and assembly points are to be indicated on a drawing in the Construction Phase Plan (CPP) for the site and the Principal Contractor shall describe the method they intend to use to raise the alarm in the event of Fire or other emergencies when a site evacuation may be required. The Principal Contractor’s arrangements must include a ‘cause and effect’ analysis with adjacent premises and their operations. Emergency contact details for key staff (e.g. Fire Wardens / First Aiders etc.) must be incorporated in the CPP’s emergency arrangements section. Emergency arrangements must also be displayed in all prominent working areas and form part of the induction / toolbox talk procedure. The PC is to maintain a site register and visitors book at all times. No Smoking will be permitted within the building and the external areas.The Technical questions and outline schedule of refurbishment are attached, please make sure to complete these documents

description: Construction work

description: Site preparation work

description: Electrical installation work

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Painting and glazing work

description: Other building completion work

Careers Wales

locality: CARDIFF

postalCode: CF10 2HH

streetAddress: Unit 4 Churchill House, 17 Churchill Way,

description: Body governed by public law

streetAddress: Unit 4 Churchill house, 17 Churchill Way,

Spectrum Construction Services Ltd

locality: Ferndale

streetAddress: Ea Office, First Floor, 1 High Street, Ferndale, Rhondda Cynon Taf,


title: Development of Educational Resource for Elan Links

title: Tender Document

title: Interpreting Elan Project Plan for Elan Links

title: Educational Resource Themes

description:
Consultants Tender Brief for Developing an Educational Resource on behalf of the Elan Links: People Nature & Water Landscape Partnership Scheme1.	 Introduction1.1 Summary of BriefThe Elan Valley Trust, on behalf of the Elan Links scheme, is seeking to recruit a suitably qualified education consultant to develop an outreach educational package for use in schools in England and Wales for Elan Links: People, Nature & Water landscape partnership. The contract is for a period of three months, commencing in March 2023.The successful applicant will have a strong track record in this type of work.This contract will have three distinct phases1.	Research into provision of and demand for an educational resource (March 2023)2.	Development of an educational resource (April- June 2023)3.	Providing training to staff to share and deliver resource (June 2023)Tender to the maximum value of 10,000 pounds exclusive of VAT1.2 Background to the Elan Links: People, Nature & Water Landscape Partnership SchemeThe Elan Valley is a special place with a unique landscape, story and history. Elan Valley’s human history goes back over 4000 years, though it is most often noted for the construction of a series of dams and reservoirs in the late 19th century to bring clean water to Birmingham. Elan Links is a Heritage Lottery supported scheme which aims to secure the heritage of the whole estate and boost the opportunities available in the Elan Valley for the future.In total 26 projects will be delivered between 2018 and 2023 under the following themes:Celebrating heritage: protecting and historic sites, improving visitors access and archiving people’s histories and storiesEnjoying Elan: improving opportunities for new and existing visitorsExperience and education: offering voluntary, training and education opportunitiesEnhancing nature and wildlife: protecting natural habitats and traditional farming practicesNearly £3.4million will be invested in the Elan Valley area to safeguard heritage and increase the opportunities for visitors.The Elan Links scheme is led by a partnership board made up from the following organisations:Elan Valley Trust,Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water,Community Arts Rhayader and District (CARAD),Tir Coed,Natural Resources Wales.1.3 Useful documentsRelevant to the development of the resource will be our project plan for interpretation, which is included, and includes key themes of the project.An outline of the three suggested key educational themes which can offer a framework for this educational resource is also included.2.	Details of the brief2.1. Detail of the briefThe educational resource will have a digital and physical copy, which can be sent to schools and delivered by teachers themselves, or delivered by members of the Elan Links team if preferred. The costs of the creation of these copies, including any design and production of copied will be included in the quote for tender.The resource will be relevant to the new national curriculum, and aimed at secondary age students, though the research phase of the contract will determine the exact Key Stage level the resource will be aimed at.The educational resource will be aimed at schools in West Midlands area and those in towns adjacent to the pipeline (Ludlow, Knighton, Bleddfa etc), but could equally be delivered in Welsh schools closer to Elan Valley itself. Some schools will be offered a chance to visit Elan Valley, to give opportunities for in-person learning.2.2 Phases of workThis contract will have three distinct phases1.	Research into provision of and demand for an educational resource (March 2023)2.	Development of an educational resource (April- June 2023)3.	Providing training to staff to share and deliver resource (June 2023)2.2.1 Research into provision of and demand for an educational resourceThere are three deliverables in this phase:To undertake research into the rollout and content of the new curriculum, in order to identify where there are opportunities for external organisations to offer resources which compliment the curriculum.To identify which age groups and subjects would be most relevant to the context of Elan Valley.To identify what form the resource should take to secure maximum uptakeDevelopment of an educational resourceThere are two deliverables in this phaseTo undertake research around aspects of Elan Valley’s history, ecology and geography that are relevant to the new curriculum, supported by the Elan Links team.To create an educational resource suitable for secondary age students which relates to three key themes; Water as Resource, Elan’s Natural Landscape and Elan’s Human Heritage. This should be a physical and/or digital resource which teachers can use and adapt directly and one that Elan Links staff can deliver in schools or in Elan Valley itself.2.2.2 Providing training to staff to share and deliver resourceThere are two deliverables in this phase:To provide a half day training session for Elan Links staff to support them in recruiting schools and delivering the educational resource.To also provide phone and email support for staff in relation to the above.3.	Price and Payment ScheduleThe total cost for delivery of this work is to be no more than 10,000 pounds(excluding VAT).The schedule for payment will be agreed at the inception meeting. Phased payments are anticipated.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=127712.

Award CriteriaThe appointed consultant will:Show that they fully understand our requirements in letting this contract, and are prepared to work with us in a flexible way over the contract period to best meet our needs;Have a strong understanding of both the new and old national curriculum framework and in particular Key Stage 4. They will be able to demonstrate that the personnel who will be involved have appropriate skills and relevant background knowledge.Have experience in researching and developing educational resources, which can be easily understood and delivered in a classroom setting by teachers and/or or Elan Links staff.Show that they will be able to work effectively and in a creative way with the scheme team and the wider partnership, and where appropriate will take an innovative approach to the creation of a resource;Be able to justify costs and provide demonstrable value for money. The appointed consultant will need also to have:•	Excellent presentation, written and verbal communication skills•	Robust management and project management arrangements•	Commitment to equalities•	The ability to take initiative and work independently•	The ability to work with a variety of people•	A willingness to travel within the scheme area and adopt flexible working patterns6.5	InsuranceElan Valley Trust would expect appropriate company insurance that covered public liability, employee liability and professional indemnity insurance with a guide figure of £5M cover.6.6	Intellectual PropertyThe intellectual property rights (including copyright and design) of all work, documentation, data, and materials and of any copies thereof (“Materials”) produced for the scheme and/or partnership by or on behalf of the appointed consultant will vest in Elan Links and the delivery partners and the appointed consultant agrees and accepts that licences shall be granted to use the same to any supporting partners for use for non-commercial purposes. The appointed consultant shall not make or permit others to make any copies of materials without Elan Valley Trust’s consent. Copyrights attached to the source data must be strictly adhered to. The appointed consultant shall maintain adequate security measures during the term of the contract to safeguard materials from unauthorised access use or copying, and shall notify Elan Valley Trust immediately if the consultant becomes aware of any unauthorised access to, use or copying of any materials by any person.6.7	Right to cancel or vary the tenderElan Valley Trust reserves the right:i.	to amend, clarify, add to or withdraw all or any part of the Tender Invitation at any time during the process;ii.	to vary any timetable or deadlines set out in the Tender Invitation;iii.	not to conclude a contract for some or all of the goods and/or services (as applicable) for which Tenders are invited; andiv.	to cancel all or part of the Tender Invitation at any stage at any time.The Potential Provider accepts and acknowledges that by issuing the Tender document, Elan Valley Trust is not bound to accept a Tender or obliged to conclude a contract with the Potential Provider at all.6.8	Contract awardingThe Potential Provider that achieves the highest total score will be awarded the Contract.If two or more Potential Providers obtain the highest total score, the Potential Provider with the highest score for the price element will be deemed the winner and awarded the Contract.If Elan Valley Trust receives only one Tender in relation to this brief, the Potential Provider will be awarded the Contract provided that they meet the Minimum Total Score of 65.6.9	Contract Termination6.9.1 Contract Break ClauseThe contract for the delivery of the Services will reference Phases 1 and 2 and will contain a right for Elan Valley Trust to terminate the contract on written notice at the end of Phase 1 (research and development) if, in the reasonable opinion of Elan Valley Trust, the Potential Provider has not performed the Services required and delivered the deliverables in Phase 1 to Elan Valley Trust’s reasonable satisfaction.6.9.2 Termination of contract by contractorIf you decide that you are unable to meet your obligations under this Contract you must immediately write to us and explain the reasons giving us at least one month notice of your intent to do so.6.9.3 Termination of contract by Elan Valley TrustAny of the following conditions is a material breach which will automatically and immediately enable us to terminate this Contract:a)	you commit any gross misconduct affecting the business of Elan Valley Trust, Elan Links or any of the Scheme Partners;b)	you commit any serious or repeated breach or non-observance of any of the provisions of this agreement or refuse or neglect to comply with any reasonable and lawful directions of Elan Valley Trust;c)	you are convicted of any criminal offence (other than an offence under any road traffic legislation in the United Kingdom or elsewhere for which a fine or non-custodial penalty is imposed);d)	you are in the reasonable opinion of Elan Valley Trust negligent or incompetent in the performance of the Services;e)	you are declared bankrupt or make any arrangement with or for the benefit of your creditors or have a county court administration order made against him under the County Court Act 1984;f)	you are incapacitated (including by reason of illness or accident) from providing the Services for an aggregate period of 5 days in any [3-week] consecutive period;g)	commits any fraud or dishonesty or acts in any manner which in the opinion of Elan Valley Trust, Elan Links or any of the Scheme Partners brings or is likely to bring Elan Valley Trust, Elan Links or any of the Scheme Partners into disrepute or is materially adverse to the interests of Elan Valley Trust, Elan Links or any of the Scheme Partners;h)	commits any breach of any of Elan Valley Trust, Elan Links or any of the Scheme Partners relevant policies and procedures; ori)	commits any offence under the Bribery Act 2010.j)	you assign any of your obligations under this Contract without our prior written consent;k)	you sell or transfer your business to any other organisation or organisations without informing us first; orl)	you cease to trade for any reason.7.0 Project Management and contactsThe key contact for this work will be Rosie Slay, Engagement, Education and Events Officer, for the Elan Links: People, Nature and Water Landscape Partnership Scheme.For all queries relating to this brief, please contact: Rosie Slay, Engagement, Education and Events Officer, Elan Links: People, Nature and Water, Elan Valley Trust, Elan Estate Office, Elan Village, Rhayader, LD6 5HPTel: 01597 811527 Email: rosie.slay@elanvalley.org.uk(WA Ref:127712)The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: The successful applicant will have a strong track record in researching and developing educational resources for third sector organisations.

description: Education and training services

description: Secondary education services

description: Technical and vocational secondary education services

description: Technical secondary education services

description: Vocational secondary education services

Elan Valley Trust

locality: Rhayader

streetAddress: Elan Estate Office, Elan Village,


title: PROVISION OF LONG-TERM LEASE HIRE EQUIPMENT TO ORCHARD SITES (2)

title: DARPARU CYFARPAR WEDI'I LOGI HIRDYMOR I SAFLEOEDD PERLLANNAU 2

description:
BRIEF OUTLINE:Work to be undertaken:	Provision of long-term lease-hire processing equipment for Orchard sitesIncluding, but not limited to:Discussion with 6 x appointed sites about their equipment needsProvision of equipment to appointed sites: juicers, scratters/mills, press, pasteurisers, bottling kits (inc. labelling, bottles etc), dehydrators, jam making kits etc.Provision of lease-hire agreement with sites, to include their on-site maintenance of equipment whilst in-situ. Note: Social Farms & Gardens will provide the legal framework for the lease hire to work from.Supervising delivery, installation, initial use and subsequent troubleshooting of equipment supplied.Keep all necessary financial records relating to the equipment:Date purchasedDescription of equipmentPrice paid (inc. net recoverable VAT)Serial / Identification numbersLocation of the equipmentAny date of disposalAny sale of net of VATNB – NO equipment must be disposed of, transferred or dissipated before September 2028 without the prior written consent of Social Farms & Gardens (WG IoA 36.)UsersIn the short-term, this will be producers/growers at the appointed sites.  In the longer-term, the equipment may be used by site volunteers or in the wider community.  This should be taken into account when initially discussing equipment needs with appointed groups.SpecificsThe groups are geographically spread across Wales.  Sites should be visited, either physically or virtually, to assess the suitable installation space for best use of the equipment.Full brief details are available in Welsh, please contact wales@farmgarden.org.uk. We welcome tender submissions in English or Welsh.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=127724.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

Contact:Anne-Marie Pope,Orchards Co-ordinator, Resilient Green Spacesanne-marie@farmgarden.org.uk or 07813 885 906(WA Ref:127724)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: The project has received funding through the Welsh Government Rural Communities – Rural Development Programme 2014-2020, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Government.The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: Your track record		You should: Be familiar with Orchard sites in Wales Show experience of having installed and operated fruit processing equipment to a range of sites Be comfortable working in the community sector Illustrate ability to roll out service nationally

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

description: Specialist agricultural or forestry machinery

description: Agricultural, forestry, horticultural, aquacultural and apicultural services

Social Farms and Gardens

locality: Newtown

postalCode: SY16 2LU

streetAddress: Top Floor, 9 Broad Street,


title: Invitation To Tender

title: Schedule 1 - Specification

title: Schedule 2 - Goods Terms and Conditions

title: Schedule 5 - Qualification Questionnaire

title: Schedule 6 – Commercial Questionnaire

title: Schedule 7 - Technical Questionnaire

title: Schedule 9 – List of Schools and Grant Allocation’

title: Schedule 10 - Holiadur Cymhwyster

title: Schedule 11 - Gwahoddiad i dendr

title: Schedule 6 - Commercial Questionnaire (V2)

title: Corporate Safeguarding Policy

description: Supply of Period Products in relation to the Period Dignity in Schools and Communities Grant 2022-2023

description: Personal care products

description: Sanitary towels or tampons

Ysgolion Mon

locality: Anglesey.

postalCode: LL77 7TW

streetAddress: Learning Department , Isle of Anglesey County Council, Council Offices, Llangefni,

description: Regional or local authority

Banner Group Ltd

locality: Sheffield

streetAddress: K House, Sheffield Business Park, Europa Link,


title: Review of the registration process

title: Invitation to Tender and Specification

title: Gwahoddiad i Dendro a Manyeb

title: Atodiad 1 – Taflen Glawr

title: Appendix 1 – Cover Sheet

title: Atodiad 2 – Dogfen Ymateb Materion Technegol / Ansawdd

title: Appendix 2 – Technical / Quality Response Document

title: Atodiad 3 – Dogfen Ymateb Materion Ariannol / Prisio

title: Appendix 3 – Financial / Pricing Response Document

title: Atodiad 4 – Canllawiau tôn llais Gofal Cymdeithasol Cymru

title: Appendix 4 – Social Care Wales’ tone of voice guidelines

title: Atodiad 5 – Canllawiau brandio Gofal Cymdeithasol Cymru

title: Appendix 5 – Social Care Wales’ branding guidelines

title: Atodiad 6 – Ffurf y Tendr

title: Appendix 6 – Form of Tender

description: Social Care Wales wants to commission a supplier to carry out a full systematic re-view of our registration principles and processes, from the initial application phase through to a full lifecycle of a registered person. This will identify opportunities to improve the effectiveness and transparency of our registration activity and in doing so ensuring that the process is as efficient, safe and value-for-money as it can be. As part of this review we want to focus on:- A review of the staffing and leadership structure, including the roles which support the functions – does it need to change to manage the future needs of the Register?- Our enquiries function, including how we can improve our digital support of-fering- The application process- The post-registration process, including:- Annual payments- Renewals- Change of details- Removals, including our case conference process- Maintaining the Public Facing Register – administrative registration tasks- The use of CARREG (our in-house CRM dynamics system)- The use of SCWonline, our public-facing portal. How can we improve it to make it as self-service and fit-for-purpose to our customers (focusing on ap-plicants, registered people and employers)We have detailed business processes which map out the processes above. We will also provide full access to the registration team, along with the CARREG system, where live examples can be provided. An overview of the role of the registration team is provided within these guidance videos.OutputsAt the end of the review we are looking for:- an assessment of the current staffing structure within registration, along with a proposal for any changes. This should include an assessment of whether we have sufficient resources in place to manage the increase in the Register, and recommendations for change.- a review, followed by detailed proposals for improvement, of the key functions listed in the requirements section of this tender specification- an assessment of the enquiries function within the team, along with a proposal on how it can be improved, including the digital support offering- an assessment of how easy it is to apply to register. That should in-clude opportunities for improving our communication with applicants, regis-tered people and employers. This may include direct communication as well as indirect i.e. website.- an assessment of our operational use of CARREG, along with a pro-posal on how it can be changed to improve our efficiency- a full assessment of our post-registration functions, with options and recommendations on how they can be improved. This should be reviewed looking at internal and customer-facing perspectivesThis work should be carried with reference to the following resources:- The registration pages on our website- The Regulation and Inspection of Social Care Act (2016) (RISCA)- Code of Professional Practice for social care- Social Care Wales (Registration) Rules- Social Care Wales (Content of the Register) Rules- The registration operational policiesPlease see specification for more information

eligibilityCriteria: Suppliers should have the following skills and knowledge: - An understanding of professional regulation - Experience of undertaking similar reviews for other professional regulators - An understanding of how CRM systems and/or information technology can be utilised to support regulatory processes - Capable of coming up with sound practical ideas which may involve some lateral thinking - Provide a plan on how to deliver the recommendations

description: Information systems or technology strategic review services

description: System quality assurance assessment and review services

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Research consultancy services

description: Legal services

description: Legal advisory and information services

description: Auditing services

description: Performance review services

description: Health and social work services

Social Care Wales

locality: Cardiff

postalCode: CF10 1EW

streetAddress: South Gate House, Wood Street,

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

Kingsley Napley Llp

streetAddress: Knights Quarter, 14 St. John's Lane,


title: Weed Control Services Contract

description: This contractor will be required to provide a range of weed control related services by the safe application of pesticides and fertilisers across publicly accessible spaces vested with Parks, Housing, Highways, Harbour Authority, and Bereavement Services. The contract will be for an initial 2-year period with the option to extend for up to 2 x 12-month periods

description: Horticultural services

description: Planting and maintenance services of green areas

description: Weed-clearance services

description: Weed-killing services

Cardiff Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

streetAddress: County Hall, Atlantic Wharf,

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Complete Weed Control South & Central Wales Limited, Unit 4 Ferry Concrete Site Off Holden Road, Leckwith,


title: S2 Bangor – Pen-y-Pass drwy Lanberis

description: De-minimus variations may apply to this contract

description: 2 years

description: S2 Bangor – Pen-y-Pass drwy Lanberis

variantPolicy: allowed

description: De-minimus variations may be applicable during the life of the contracts

description: 2 years

description:
This proposal is to develop the successful Sherpa’r Wyddfa network. Bids are sought for the following routes:
 S1 Caernarfon – Betws y Coed via Llanberis

title: S4 Pen-y-Pass – Porthmadog trwy Feddgelert

description: 2 years

title: S5 Llanberis – Pen-y-Pass

description: de-minimus variations may be applicable during the life of the contract

description: 2 years

description: S5 Llanberis – Pen-y-Pass

title: S3 Beddgelert – Bangor / Dinorwig trwy Gaernarfon

description: De-minimus variations may apply during the life of the contract

description: 2 years

title: Sherpa Network

title: Sherpa Network

awardCriteriaDetails: Mix of any contracts

performanceTerms: As per tendering documents

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

type: suitability

description: Experience running a similar contract, PSV licence required.

Cyngor Gwynedd

streetAddress: Uned Integredig Cludiant, Swyddfeydd y Cyngor, Stryd y Jel / Council Offices, Shirehall Street

description: General public services

legalName: Cyngor Gwynedd

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

description:
submissions in welsh or english will be treated equally
 NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=127744
 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. Accordingly, contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental considerations. The Community Benefits included in this contract are:
 Procurement is a key driver for delivering the Council’s Sustainable development commitments as well as supporting its strategic project ‘Keeping the benefit local’. The organisation’s commitment to deliver ‘community benefit’ outcomes from
 our procurement activity is designed to ensure that wider social and economic issues are taken into account when spending public money.
 The Council will be treating this question on a non-core basis i.e. it will not form part of the evaluation process. However, it will be a requirement of the contract that whatever is put forward as a response is fulfilled by the successful contractor and the Council will monitor progress on an annual basis.
 (WA Ref:127744)