description:
Approach
 We are seeking an experienced supplier to undertake a discovery exercise to inform an approach and plan for deliberative engagement with the public about the use of health and social care data.
 a.	Discovery
 - Requirements gathering from key stakeholder groups and project sponsors (Including the National Data Resource and Data Promise working group).
 - Looking at existing work that has already occurred on engagement with the public about the use of data (UK and international).
 - Understanding potential issues that are unique to Wales, including the needs and challenges of engaging with particular groups of people.
 - Agreeing goals, scope and objectives.
 - Developing specific use cases into engagement exercises.
 - Present recommendations and a plan for public engagement, including whether events will be held in person or on-line.
 The financial pressures on public services following Covid-19 are well known. These pressures present some uncertainty with respect to budgets for data projects in health and social care.
 Suppliers should therefore present a range of options in the discovery report for our deliberative engagement approach. These options should include a variety of methods for delivering the objectives of this work as well as value for money.
 Options should be presented with the respective pros and cons of each approach outlined along with cost and project duration. Suppliers should provide at least two options within the budget range of GBP 75,000 to GBP 250,000.
 A break-clause will be in effect at this stage which would allow the supplier or Social Care Wales not to proceed to the next phase of work should they choose.
 b.	Delivering deliberative engagement events
 - Development and refinement of the questions for a deliberative engagement process, recognising the existing legislative arrangements around data
 - Design and delivery of the engagement events, including:
 ~ Sampling, recruitment and support of citizens, with attention to sel-dom-listened-to and hard to reach groups, including but not limited to those with protected characteristics
 ~ Identification of suitable expert witnesses with support from Social Care Wales, NHS Wales, Welsh Government and their partners
 ~ Detailed reporting and outputs to inform decisions on data sharing and infor-mation governance in Wales
 Depending on the preferences of the citizens, the supplier should be ready to conduct the engagement events in both Welsh and English, using simultaneous translation. All outputs, data collection, and project communications must be made available in both Welsh and English, in accordance with the standards outlined in Section 5.1.
 The cost for translation and quality assurance of the translation should be included within the price schedule and the potential supplier must set out how this requirement will be met. The supplier will have a good understanding of the requirement to provide bilingual services and will either offer the in-house capability to deliver such a service or have in place a service level agreement with a sub-contractor to support its delivery of bilingual services. A list of translators who are members of the Association of Welsh Translators and Interpreters is available at: https://www.cyfieithwyr.cymru/en/find-a-translator-interpreter.
 The supplier should ensure that the Welsh language version is treated no less favourably than the English and is fully fit for purpose and ready for publication.
 We expect the supplier to take a collaborative approach to both stages, working with our partner organisations across Wales. Adopting meaningful co-production and co-design approaches should form part of the preparation for this work. We are committed to improving equality, diversity and inclusivity in all our work and will expect this priority to inform the make-up of participants in the engagement exercises.. Phase 1 – Discovery: GBP 25,000
 Phase 2 – Design and delivery: up to GBP 250,000
 - Discovery report to be delivered by early February 2023
 - Design and Delivery phase to commence in February 2023 with all engagement exercises to have concluded by July 2023 and final products delivered by 31 October 2023.

description: TBC

title: Developing and delivering a deliberative approach to public engagement and participation on data usage in health and care in Wales

description:
Underpinning our work around data is the priority we place on discussion with the public about how and why we use data about them for different purposes. This is a core principle of the Statement of Strategic Intent. The need for good public engagement around data sharing has also been emphasised in the recent report on the use of health data for research, Better, broader, safer: using health data for research and analysis. We know this is a key element of building public trust and demonstrating that the organisations who use health and social care data are trustworthy.
 To support this engagement we are seeking an experienced and expert supplier to work with Social Care Wales and their partners in developing and delivering a deliberative approach to engaging with the people of Wales about the use of health and social care data.
 Aims and objectives
 The aim of this project is to launch our public engagement work around the sharing of health and social care data to support direct care, analysis for service improvement, and research. This work will help us identify how the public views the balance between privacy and using health and social care data for different purposes. It will allow us to identify what we can do to demonstrate trustworthiness.
 We have included a discovery phase in this project because we recognise the need for expert help to define a clear scope, purpose and approach for our deliberative engagement work.
 We will use the outputs and learning to support Welsh Government’s Data Promise project and inform the development of further ‘data policy’.
 Outputs
 We require:
 - a discovery report, setting out the options for the engagement approach
 - a detailed report on the findings and recommendations from the engagement
 - an executive summary of up to 10 pages
 - a repository of the engagement design documentation, materials and outputs to maximise the transparency of the process.

title: Gwahoddiad i Dendro a Manyleb

title: Invitation to Tender and Specification

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

title: SCW Terms and conditions

title: Supplier Q&A session - transcription

performanceTerms: The Supplier’s performance under the terms of the contract will be reviewed by a named project manager on behalf of Social Care Wales. Performance will be measured against the specification and delivery timescales, with quality control measures agreed as part of the contract.

Social Care Wales

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: South Gate House, Wood Street

description: Welsh Government Sponsored Body

description: Social protection

legalName: Social Care Wales

description: Welsh Government Sponsored Body

description: Social protection

The Involve Foundation

streetAddress: 18 Victoria Park Square

legalName: The Involve Foundation

description:
Social Care Wales was unable to award the contract in full
 (WA Ref:135563)


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

currency: GBP

title: Young Carers Service - Hywel Dda University Health Board

description: Hywel Dda University Local Health Board  - Strategic Partnerships, Diversity and Inclusion Team awarded a contract in April 2023  to commission a service that will be provided to young carers living within the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire Local Authority Areas. The contract is for the initial period of three (3) years from 1st of April 2023, with an option to extend for a further one (1) or two (2) year/s.

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scheme: CPV

description: Health and social work services

description: Miscellaneous health services

description: Social work and related services

description: Social work services

description: Social services

postalCode: CF15 7QZ

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

description: Body governed by public law

postalCode: CF14 4HH

streetAddress: Woodland House, Woodland House,

Action For Children

streetAddress: St David's Court, 68A Cowbridge Road East ,

status: active

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title: Phase 1 - SBRI Competition - Welsh Ambulance: Changing the Way We Deliver Emergency Care

status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

title: Phase 2 - SBRI Competition - Welsh Ambulance: Changing the Way We Deliver Emergency Care

status: cancelled

description:
The SBRI Centre of Excellence is funded by Welsh Government and hosted within Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board to work with Public Sector Bodies to identify and resolve unmet needs/challenges within health. We do this by running competitions inviting Industry and Academia to work with us to develop innovative and exciting solutions to improve the health and wellbeing of those living in Wales.
 Working with the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust (WAST) we would like to invite industry to enable us to provide care closer to home. Innovative solutions are sought to enhance one (or more) of the following themes:
 Improving capabilities in the pre-hospital setting that can enable patients to be cared for closer to home. This could include Point of Care Testing (e.g. blood tests with rapid results), wearable technology solutions and mobile scanning equipment; and
 Use of technology to support patient care, enhance communication and improve patient safety during initial diagnosis or in cases of prolonged community waits for an ambulance or 111 response, or awaiting an urgent appointment at a place of definitive care.
 We are looking for solutions that will provide a positive outcome with high-impact for the population of Wales. In particular, demand for ambulance/Urgent and Emergency Care services is high for:
 People that have fallen - patients that have been on the floor for a significant amount of time (long lies);
 People experiencing respiratory problems – especially acute exacerbations of chronic conditions; and
 People experiencing chest pain – where the nature of the pain cannot currently be confirmed in the pre-hospital setting.
 There are many diagnostic solutions on the market. This challenge aims to bring solutions together to develop an ambulance sector solution for use in the pre-hospital environment.
 We are looking to identify, develop and demonstrate technology and equipment that could:
 Be suitable for mobile use (pre-hospital use);
 Fit into the current infrastructure and be deployable across vehicle types;
 Use artificial intelligence, augmented technology and or natural language processing to enhance current systems and processes;
 Be suitable for use across pre-hospital clinical professionals/response personnel;
 Support appropriate use of ambulances by the community;
 Build community resilience to support patients at home during an episode of urgent/emergency care need;
 Enable decision making and care to be provided closer to home;
 Support patients’ continued independent living;
 Complement and encourage community support; and
 Be sustainable and affordable for both the public sector and the patient.
 Out of Scope:
 Replacement of vehicles; and
 Integration to any national systems.
 Challenge phases structure
 Phase 1: Development – From a total of 225,000, we expect to fund up to 3 projects up to a value of 75,000 (inclusive of VAT) each.
 Note: Only projects successful at Phase 1 will be eligible to apply to Phases 2 and 3.
 Phase 2: Testing – This Phase will be to robustly test, in a real-life environment, up to 3 of the successful Phase 1 solutions from a total fund of up to 800,000. We expect to fund up to 3 projects at up to 265,000 (inclusive of VAT) each.
 In applying to this Phase 1 competition, you are entering into a competitive process. Any adoption and implementation of a solution from this competition would be subject to a separate, possibly competitive, procurement exercise. This competition does not cover the purchase of any solution, although we will investigate and explore innovative procurement routes as part of this challenge, should a successful solution emerge.
 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; and
 Fund a Phase 3 to allow thorough, more widespread testing of the developed solutions.

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description:
This is a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) Competition funded by the Welsh Government. SBRI funds the Research and Development of new exciting, innovative solutions to address unmet needs where no readily available market solution exists
 Applications are invited for an exciting opportunity for funding to work with the Welsh Ambulance Services Trust (WAST) and Health Boards within Wales to reduce the unprecedented demand on both ambulances and Urgent & Emergency Care services across Wales.
 Our patients are waiting longer than they should for an ambulance response and once at hospital (Emergency Department (ED), can spend a considerable amount of time in the ambulance before handover to the ED clinical teams.
 We would like to be able to transform the way urgent and emergency care is given, looking to support WAST’s strategic ambition to care for more patients in their own home or in a community setting, thus safely reducing the number of patients requiring conveyance to hospital.
 We would like to invite industry to enable us to provide care closer to home. Innovative solutions are sought to enhance one (or more) of the themes:
 -	Improving capabilities in the pre-hospital setting that can enable patients to be cared for closer to home. This could include Point of Care Testing (e.g. blood tests with rapid results), wearable technology solutions and mobile scanning equipment; and
 -	Use of technology to support patient care, enhance communication and improve patient safety during initial diagnosis or in cases of prolonged community waits for an ambulance or 111 response, or awaiting an urgent appointment at a place definitive care”.
 Phase 1: Development – From a total of 225,000, we expect to fund up to 3 projects up to a value of 75,000 (inclusive of VAT) each.
 Note: Only projects successful at Phase 1 will be eligible to apply to Phases 2 and 3.
 Phase 2: Testing – This Phase will be to robustly test, in a real-life environment, up to 3 of the successful Phase 1 solutions from a total fund of up to 800,000. We expect to fund up to 3 projects at up to 265,000 (inclusive of VAT) each.
 In applying to this Phase 1 competition, you are entering into a competitive process. Any adoption and implementation of a solution from this competition would be subject to a separate, possibly competitive, procurement exercise. This competition does not cover the purchase of any solution, although we will investigate and explore innovative procurement routes as part of this challenge, should a successful solution emerge.
 SBRI Competitions are open to all organisations that can demonstrate a route to market for their solution.
 Communication:
 Additional information, links to a recorded Briefing Event and online Application Form can be found at: https://sbri.simplydo.co.uk/challenges/63cfa27a49c54055fa0c7ccb?utm-link=64084556b73902149bc0cbef

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title: Welsh Brief

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SBRI

locality: Wrexham

streetAddress: SBRI Centre of Excellence,IM&T Building,Wrexham Maelor Hospital,,

scheme: COFOG

description: Health

legalName: SBRI

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

SBRI

postalCode: LL13 7TD

streetAddress: SBRI Centre of Excellence,IMT Building,Wrexham Maelor Hospital,

description: Health

description:
Links to notice (Notice_128676)
 (WA Ref:146668)

scheme: EU-OJ


title: Occupational Health Services

title: Specification

title: NLW Terms and Conditions - English

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title: NLW Terms and Conditions - Welsh

description: LLYFRGELL GENEDLAETHOL CYMRU – GALW AM WASANAETHAU IECHYD GALWEDIGAETHOL – MAWRTH 2023Mae Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru  am gaffael gwasanaethau Gwasanaeth Iechyd Galwedigaethol ar gyfer ei gweithlu o 250 o staff. Bydd y cytundeb yn cefnogi’r Llyfrgell mewn ystod lawn o Wasanaethau Iechyd Galwedigaethol a bydd gan y tendrwr llwyddiannus  brofiad amlwg o reoli achosion cymhleth (ymysg materion eraill) o absenoldeb salwch, absenoldeb oherwydd materion disgyblaeth, problemau honedig cysylltiedig â gwaith, straen, pryderon iechyd meddwl a chaethiwed. Rhaid i’r tendrwr llwyddiannus fod â ffocws gwirioneddol ar les cydweithwyr, gyda dealltwriaeth gadarn o’r angen i wella presenoldeb, dychwelyd i’r gwaith, darparu cyngor ar ffitrwydd i weithio, addasiadau rhesymol a chydymffurfio â Deddf Cydraddoldeb 2010.Dylid nodi bod y Llyfrgell yn sefydliad dwyieithog a bod y gallu i gyfathrebu ar lafar a darllen Cymraeg yn hanfodol ar gyfer y gwasanaeth hwn.NATIONAL LIBRARY OF WALES - REQUEST FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES - MARCH 2023The National Library of Wales is seeking to procure the services of an Occupational Health Service for its workforce of 250 staff.   The contract will support the Library in a full range of Occupational Health Services and the successful tenderer will have a demonstrable experience of managing complex cases (amongst other matters) of sickness absence, absence pending disciplinary, alleged work-related problems, stress, mental health concerns and addictions.  The successful tenderer must have a true focus on colleague wellbeing, with a solid understanding of the need to improve attendance, return to work, provide advice on fitness for work, reasonable adjustments and compliance with the Equality Act 2010.It should be noted that the Library is a bilingual institution and that the ability to communicate verbally and read Welsh is essential for this service.

description: Health and social work services

description: Health services

description: Physical well-being services

The National Library of Wales

locality: Ceredigion

postalCode: SY23 3BU

streetAddress: HR Unit, Penglais, Aberystwyth,

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

Insight Health Screening

locality: Neath

streetAddress: Suite A, Britannic House, Llandarcy,


title: Development and Hosting of Arts Centre Website for Aberystwyth Website

title: Desirable Requirements

title: Essential Requirements

title: Terms and Conditions

title: Website Brief

title: Request For Quote

description: Aberystwyth University wishes to appoint a web agency to work with their project team in the development of a new website to replace their existing one. The appointment will be by a process of competitive quotation. The requirement is set out in the Specification herein.

description: World wide web (www) site design services

description: World wide web (www) site operation host services

Aberystwyth University

locality: Aberystwyth

postalCode: SY23 3FB

description: Body governed by public law

roles: buyer supplier

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

Creo Interactive Ltd

streetAddress: The Old Church, 76 Wells Street,


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title: Stakeholder Management

title: Monitoring and Evaluation

title: Transport Data Collection

title: Fleet Decarbonisation Technical Support

title: Green Infrastructure

name: Alistair Burroughs Design Partnership Ltd t/a Burroughs

title: Active Travel

title: Architectural Services

title: Monitoring and Evaluation

status: complete

description: Option to extend for up to two (2) periods of 12 months each.

description:
The Scope of the monitoring and evaluation work will typically include but not be limited to the following:
 Identifying suitable metrics for assessing performance against the objectives of an intervention;
 Preparing Monitoring & Evaluation Plans / Benefits Realisation Plans in line with the Magenta Book (or other relevant guidance depending on the intervention) for inclusion in transport business cases. These Plans will need to be proportionate to the scale of investment;
 Commissioning (or undertaking) data collection to support reporting in line with the Monitoring & Evaluation Plan;
 Data collation and analysis, including preparing data dashboards aligned with monitoring frameworks;
 Preparing WelTAG Stage 5 Monitoring & Evaluation Reports, or similar. Depending on the scale of the intervention, these reports may need to include a systematic assessment of the design, implementation and outcomes of an intervention, to understand its effects and what can be improved as well as identifying lessons learned.

Quality

type: quality

variantPolicy: notAllowed

title: Fleet Decarbonisation Technical Support

description: Option to extend for up to two periods of 12 months each.

description:
Technical support and advice in the field of zero emission fleet decarbonisation, along with supporting infrastructure and energy considerations. This will include independent expert technical support and advice in relation to:
 Assessment of size and characteristics of fleet/vehicles – current and future;
 Vehicle operational locations aligned with consideration of current and future bus corridors;
 Bus fleet requirements and performance to meet the needs of service routes – including topography, route and network lengths, suitability of different fueled vehicles;
 New and emerging energy provision;
 Cost, energy and carbon profiles;
 End of life recycle/retirement or repurposing;
 Infrastructure and procurement support;
 Other technical support and advice that may be identified in relation to decarbonisation of the bus fleet and other associated vehicles;
 End-user research: identifying optimal locations for EV charging infrastructure (car parks, on-street, stations, etc.) considering a range of factors (cost, feasibility, demand, socio-economic / environmental goals).
 Technical support and advice, modelling and design of zero and low emission vehicle depots, outstations, opportunity charging points and other associated infrastructure including public charging points.
 Design, modelling and coordination of connections to the electrical distribution network, along with other power and fuel sources.
 Design, modelling and coordination of highway access and egress, including any zero emission vehicle priority measures.

title: Architectural Services

description:
The scope of the architectural services work will typically include but not be limited to the following:
 Early interior and exterior concept design for estate and infrastructure changes;
 Placemaking input;
 Area master planning;
 Artistic impressions/images.
 The stage of involvement will typically correspond to RIBA stages 1 and 2.

title: Transport Data Collection

description:
The scope of the transport data collection work will typically include but not be limited to the following:
 Specifying transport data collection programmes, including method statements / risk assessments;
 Planning and delivering:
 Interview surveys at rail/bus stations or on-street, such as origin-destination / user perception;
 Classified traffic speed and volume counts including turning counts, using tube/radar devices or cameras;
 Public transport passenger counts – boarding/alighting/on-board/footfall – using cameras and/or counting devices;
 Active travel (walking and cycling) volume counts.
 Ability to arrange access permits / traffic management for the above surveys as required;
 Analysing raw data to provide summary/dashboard style data to TfW.

title: Green Infrastructure

description:
Specialist green infrastructure contractors to support upcoming and future work for numerous teams at TfW.
 Services required would need to cover a wide variety of GI including green roofs, biosolar roofs, living walls and rain gardens;
 Services would require both practical and auditing elements including planning, design, installation and maintenance along with the ability to work closely with multi contractors to ensure cost values and functionality are maintained;
 Experience of delivering GI projects in the transport sector would be an advantage due to the unique challenges (e.g. consents) this entails.

title: Active Travel

description:
The scope of the active travel work will typically include but not be limited to the following:
 Technical expertise on active travel including safety, sustainability and risk considerations;
 Scheme design/scheme design review. The ability to procure review of designs will likely be more appropriate to support TfW when capacity pressures exist, particularly in relation to the review of design drawings etc. If LAs are unable to access existing consultancy frameworks for design work then there could be a potential opportunity through this framework;
 Active travel strategic development and advice;
 Active Travel Network planning and development.

title: Stakeholder Management

description:
The Scope of the Stakeholder Management Work will typically include but not be limited to the following:
 Development and delivery of strategic engagement programmes;
 Co-ordination and facilitation of project meetings and regional workshops;
 Political engagement and communications strategy development;
 Preparation of communications materials and briefings to stakeholders including TfW, Welsh Government, Network Rail, Bus Operators and other external key project level stakeholders.
 The main components that will feed into Lot 1 Stakeholder Management will be made of the following in cooperation with the relevant TfW communications lead, and will also feed into feasibility studies and strategic outline business cases:
 Preparation and management of stakeholder communication plans;
 Organising and facilitating stakeholder events and meetings. Including liaising with local authorities;
 Appraise stakeholders of economic analysis and update them on progress;
 To reach out to a wider cohort of stakeholders to convey the high level challenges faced;
 To develop a consensus to underpin and increase stakeholder engagement and buy in; and to ensure significant stakeholders are involved in the planning, financing and delivery of transport related projects;
 Arrange briefings for Members of the Senedd and Members of Parliament and using all-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPG). This will involve both liaising with APPGs, meeting the APPG Chairs and relevant Members of the Senedd and Members of Parliament and liaising with TfW on progress and logistical details;
 Carrying out underpinning activities to facilitate the success of the briefings;
 Producing briefings for UK national newspapers and setting up and attending exclusive in-depth interview with the Ministers, in cooperation with TfW communications team;
 Producing briefings, drafting press releases and securing attendance of trade media at briefings.

region: UKL

title: Consultancy Panels 2

title: Consultancy Panels 2

description:
Transport for Wales (TfW) is carrying out a procurement advertised in the FTS, via Sell2 Wales, under the Open Procedure of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 to procure ‘Consultancy Panels 2’ services.
 TfW is a not for profit company, wholly owned by the Welsh Government. TfW exists to drive forward the Welsh Government’s vision of a high quality, safe, integrated, affordable and accessible transport network that the people of Wales are proud of. It will also help to change the way we understand, plan, use and invest in transport in Wales.
 TfW are looking to put in place Consultancy Panels 2 Framework, comprising of 7 Lots across a number of specialisms providing TfW access to specialist consultancy services as per the below areas.
 Lot 1 – Stakeholder Management
 Lot 2 – Monitoring and Evaluation
 Lot 3 – Transport Data Collection
 Lot 4 – Fleet Decarbonisation Technical Support
 Lot 5 – Green Infrastructure
 Lot 6 – Active Travel
 Lot 7 – Architectural Services
 Each lot will include the provision of direct award of commissions to suppliers on a rotational basis under the value of GBP25,000, with requirements above this threshold awarded via the mini competition process.
 Each Lot will have no more than 5 successful suppliers, with each supplier being limited to submit a bid for up to 3 Lots.
 Estimated value for the framework will be up to GBP250,000 per lot per annum depending on requirements (anticipated commissions will range between GBP10,000 - GBP60,000), and all commissions will be subject to remit. Please note that TfW is not committed to spend up to this value and that our spend is subject to annual funding cycles.
 The duration of the contract will be for an initial period of two (2) years with an option to extend, at TfW’s discretion, for up to two (2) period(s) of 12 months each.

title: Consultancy Panels 2

description: Please refer to the tender documentation.

Transport for Wales

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

description: Transportation

description: Rail

description: Transport

description: Transport

ARCADIS CONSULTING (UK) LTD

streetAddress: ARCADIS CONSULTING (UK) LTD, 80 Fenchurch Street

title: Stakeholder Management

title: Monitoring and Evaluation

title: Transport Data Collection

title: Fleet Decarbonisation Technical Support

title: Green Infrastructure

title: Active Travel

title: Architectural Services

description:
Tender documents will be available via eTenderWales at:
 https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/
 Please refer to project_53403 and ITT_102648 - Consultancy Panels 2 to obtain the tender documentation.
 Any tenderer queries and responses and any circulars that may be issued during the tender period are to be communicated exclusively via the eTenderWales portal only. All responses will be shared with all tenderers unless the query is deemed confidential or commercially sensitive.
 (WA Ref:141263)


title: IT Support Services for support and develop of Microsoft Dynamics 365

description: DBW is carrying out a procurement advertised in Find a Tender Service (FTS), via Sell2 Wales, under the Open Procedure of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 to procure IT Support Services to support and develop Microsoft Dynamics 365 under the Standard T&C’s.The Development Bank is looking for a strategic partner who can support and develop their Microsoft Dynamics 365 estate.Microsoft Dynamics CRM has been in use at the Development Bank since 2012 and is the core tool used by Investment teams to manage customer accounts, interactions and application processing, amongst other processes.A high level of knowledge and capability of the system exists within the organisation, with the majority of Microsoft Dynamics features being used. Approximately 240 licenses are utilised, comprising of a mixture of Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise and Dynamics 365 Customer Service Professional licenses.Initially installed as an on-premises deployment, Dynamics is now consumed wholly as a Software as a Service offering.The aim of the project is to create efficiencies in the application assessment process and reduce response times to customers by capturing data right first time at the point of entry by using customer online interactions and 3rd party API integrations to aid the application assessment process.The project is being delivered with the incumbent CRM supplier. Once complete the newly transformed Dynamics solutions will be handed over into business as usual with support and future development covered by this contract.

eligibilityCriteria: The Development Bank is looking for a strategic partner who can support and develop their Microsoft Dynamics 365 estate. The successful bidder will be able to evidence the following capabilities:  Demonstrable track record in the development and support of Microsoft Dynamics 365 solutions across a varied customer base that includes Financial Services. Supplier must have the capabilities to support custom entities.Demonstrable experience of delivering solutions via the Microsoft Power Platform specifically including canvas apps and Azure Web apps.Capabilities and track record in delivering portals using the built in Microsoft Dynamics / Power platform functionality.Experience in integrating third-party APIs with the Microsoft Dynamics Platform.Resource capabilities that evidence strength in depth in business analysis, development, support and project managementAble to demonstrate adherence to the Microsoft Software Development Lifecycle and experience of supporting Microsoft wave releases.Required to collaborate with DBW on requirements gathering, software development, testing and deployment using the Microsoft DevOps framework.Track record in implementing Automated Life Cycle Management for Dynamics CRM environments.A Certified Microsoft Gold Partner, or latest appropriate equivalent, with access to Microsoft technical resources for roadmap planning and problem resolution escalation.Capabilities to advise and support on the interoperability with the wider Microsoft 365 suite of applications, including but not limited to Microsoft SharePoint, PowerBi and Exchange server. Strong experience on implementing security best practices within Microsoft Dynamics environments. It is anticipated that the successful bidder will be engaged in the support and development of Microsoft Dynamics CRM as its primary business activity. Mandatory IT requirementsDBW operates a cloud first strategy, therefore the solution must be delivered as a cloud based Software as a Service solution.Cyber essentials plus certification is a minimum requirement. SOC2 and/or ISO27001 is expected, with CSA STAR certification and/or attestation desirable for cloud service providers.The provider is to be responsible for all back-up and Disaster Recovery operations. Single sign on compatibility with Azure AD or support for two factor authentication.Simple, intuitive user interface.System accessibility for users from multiple offices and remote locations.The implementation should deliver a minimum of live, test and train environments and the means to copy data between environments.The supplier system provided will meet information security requirements including:a)	General approach to securityb)	Product level security e.g. rolesc)	Operating System and Network level securityd)	Use of encryptione)	Patching of hardware and software components for security.f)	Validation of security of the solution e.g. penetration tests, vulnerability and intrusion detectionManagement of product updates.Define any prerequisites or dependencies necessary for the implementation.

description: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

Development Bank of Wales

postalCode: LL13 7Y

streetAddress: Development Bank of Wales plc, Unit J, Yale Business Village, Ellis Way,

locality: FERNDALE

postalCode: CF43 4LG

streetAddress: Procurement, 16 Darran Terrace, Ferndale,

Sa Global (Europe) Ltd

streetAddress: 6Th Floor, One Kingsway,

rationale: DBE will be looking to hold a supplier event in the next few weeks, we will demonstrate the current systems we have and how it works for each department with DBW.  This event will allow us to discuss the procurement and allow for Q&As.Please can I ask you email leanne.millard@developmentbank.wales to express your interest in the supplier day.Please note there is no further information or documentation for this project.(WA Ref:131596)


name: LHC for the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA)

title: Lot 1 Kitchens & Bathrooms with Associated Works - Project Value Band 1 0 - 500k GBP

name: Property Building Maintenance (Wales) Ltd

title: Lot 10 Multi-Disciplinary Works - Project Value Band 2 750k to 2.5m GBP

title: Lot 11 Multi-Disciplinary Works - Project Value Band 3 2.5m GBP plus

title: Lot 2 Kitchens & Bathrooms with Associated Works - Project Value Band 2 500k to 2m GBP

title: Lot 3 Kitchens & Bathrooms with Associated Works - Project Value Band 3 2m GBP plus

title: Lot 4 Electrical Works - Project Value Band 1 0 - 500k GBP

title: Lot 5 Electrical Works - Project Value Band 2 500k GBP plus

title: Lot 6 Painting & Decorating - Project Value Band 1 0 - 500k GBP

title: Lot 7 Painting & Decorating - Project Value Band 2 500k GBP plus

title: Lot 8 Environmental & External Works

title: Lot 9 Multi-Disciplinary Works - Project Value Band 1 0 - 750k GBP

description: This framework agreement is subject to an optional 1 year (12 months) renewal.

description:
This lot is for the replacement of kitchens and bathrooms replacement projects or programmes with a value of between 500,000 and 2 million GBP.
 In addition to the replacement or refurbishment of kitchen and bathrooms, associated refurbishment or modernisation works can be carried out at the same time. This may include (but not be limited to) the following associated works:
 - Associated repair, re-plastering and re-decoration
 - Remodelling
 - Mould prevention and protection
 - Electrical minor works and upgrades
 - Plumbing works or replacements
 - Heating works or replacements
 - Disabled adaptations
 - Fire protection measures

description:
This lot is for the replacement of kitchens and bathrooms replacement projects or programmes with a value in excess of 2 million GBP.
 In addition to the replacement or refurbishment of kitchen and bathrooms, associated refurbishment or modernisation works can be carried out at the same time. This may include (but not be limited to) the following associated works:
 - Associated repair, re-plastering and re-decoration
 - Remodelling
 - Mould prevention and protection
 - Electrical minor works and upgrades
 - Plumbing works or replacements
 - Heating works or replacements
 - Disabled adaptations
 - Fire protection measures

description:
This lot is for electrical refurbishment, modernisation and upgrade projects or programmes with a value up to 500,000 GBP.
 Typical works anticipated to be carried out under this lot will include (but not be limited to):
 - Rewire with improvements made to existing electrical systems
 - Replacement consumer units
 - Electric heating replacement and upgrades
 - Fire protection measures
 - Energy efficiency works and upgrades

description:
This lot is for electrical refurbishment, modernisation and upgrade projects or programmes with a value in excess of 500,000 GBP.
 Typical works anticipated to be carried out under this lot will include (but not be limited to):
 - Rewire with improvements made to existing electrical systems
 - Replacement consumer units
 - Electric heating replacement and upgrades
 - Fire protection measures
 - Energy efficiency works and upgrades

description:
This lot is for painting and decorating projects or programmes with a value up to 500,000 GBP.
 Typical works anticipated to be carried out under this lot will include (but not be limited to):
 - Planned re-decoration works and associated repairs/remedials
 - Associated repairs to structural and building elements
 - Internal and external re-decoration
 - Communal decoration works
 - Mould prevention and protection

description:
This lot is for painting and decorating projects or programmes with a value in excess of 500,000 GBP.
 Typical works anticipated to be carried out under this lot will include (but not be limited to):
 - Planned re-decoration works and associated repairs/remedials
 - Associated repairs to structural and building elements
 - Internal and external re-decoration
 - Communal decoration works
 - Mould prevention and protection

title: Lot 8 Environmental & External Works

description:
This lot is for projects or programmes to refurbish or modernise the external areas around the building or site.
 Typical works anticipated to be carried out under this lot will include (but not be limited to):
 - Demolition and excavation
 - Clearance and landscaping
 - Car parks and other external communal facilities
 - Brickwork & blockwork
 - Drainage
 - Concrete work
 - Fencing, gates and other metalwork
 - Carpentry & joinery
 - Roofing
 - External low risk cladding (e.g. fascia soffits etc)
 - External painting and decorating incl. specialist treatments

description:
This multi-disciplinary lot will provide clients with access to contractors who have the capacity and capability to carry out a broad range of refurbishment and modernisation works under a single project or programme of works with a value of up to 750,000 GBP.
 The range of works that may be carried out under this lot include (but may not be limited to):
 - Kitchens & bathroom replacement works
 - Painting & decorating
 - Heating systems installations and replacements
 - Mould prevention and protection
 - Disabled adaptations
 - External works
 - Roofing installations and replacements
 - Electrical installations and replacements
 - Plumbing installations and replacements
 - Energy efficiency works and upgrades
 - Installation and replacement of windows and doors, including fire doors
 - Fire protection measures

description:
This multi-disciplinary lot will provide clients with access to contractors who have the capacity and capability to carry out a broad range of refurbishment and modernisation works under a single project or programme of works with a value between 750,000 and 2.5 million GBP.
 The range of works that may be carried out under this lot include (but may not be limited to):
 - Kitchens & bathroom replacement works
 - Painting & decorating
 - Heating systems installations and replacements
 - Mould prevention and protection
 - Disabled adaptations
 - External works
 - Roofing installations and replacements
 - Electrical installations and replacements
 - Plumbing installations and replacements
 - Energy efficiency works and upgrades
 - Installation and replacement of windows and doors, including fire doors
 - Fire protection measures

description:
This lot is for the replacement of kitchens and bathrooms replacement projects or programmes with a value of up to 500,000 GBP.
 In addition to the replacement or refurbishment of kitchen and bathrooms, associated refurbishment or modernisation works can be carried out at the same time. This may include (but not be limited to) the following associated works:
 - Associated repair, re-plastering and re-decoration
 - Remodelling
 - Mould prevention and protection
 - Electrical minor works and upgrades
 - Plumbing works or replacements
 - Heating works or replacements
 - Disabled adaptations
 - Fire protection measures

description:
This multi-disciplinary lot will provide clients with access to contractors who have the capacity and capability to carry out a broad range of refurbishment and modernisation works under a single project or programme of works with a value in excess of 2.5 million GBP.
 The range of works that may be carried out under this lot include (but may not be limited to):
 - Kitchens & bathroom replacement works
 - Painting & decorating
 - Heating systems installations and replacements
 - Mould prevention and protection
 - Disabled adaptations
 - External works
 - Roofing installations and replacements
 - External low risk cladding (e.g. fascia soffits etc)
 - Electrical installations and replacements
 - Plumbing installations and replacements
 - Energy efficiency works and upgrades
 - Installation and replacement of windows and doors, including fire doors
 - Fire protection measures

title: Refurbishment and Modernisation Framework Agreement

description:
This opportunity has been listed by LHC Procurement Group on behalf of the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA) and our other regional entities:
 Consortium Procurement Construction (CPC)
 LHC London and South East (LSE)
 South-West Procurement Alliance (SWPA)
 Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA)
 LHC Procurement Group is seeking suitable organisations for our Refurbishment and Modernisation Framework (RM3). This new Framework will replace our successful Whole House Framework (WH2).
 The Refurbishment and Modernisation Framework will provide our clients with access to a range of refurbishment, improvement and modernisation services to maintain their buildings and surrounding external areas.
 The framework builds on the scope of LHCs’ Whole House Framework and extends the scope to allow for works to be carried out in both residential and non-residential buildings.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams:
 - Kitchens & Bathrooms with Associated Works
 - Electrical Works
 - Painting & Decorating
 - Environmental & External Works
 - Multi-Disciplinary Works
 To encourage SMEs and regional bidders most workstreams are further split into project value band lots and each lot is also broken down into multiple regional areas allowing bidders to apply for the regional areas they commonly operate in.
 In addition to encourage a good representation of SME and larger organisations on both the kitchen and bathroom and multi-disciplinary workstreams, bidders will only be able to apply for 2 of the 3 lots available under each of these workstreams. No restrictions are applied to the remaining workstreams. Refer to the ITT documentation for further guidance.

description:
This framework has been awarded by LHC Procurement Group on behalf of the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA).
 LHCPG has also awarded this framework in England and Scotland on behalf of our other regional entities: and our other regional entities:
 Consortium Procurement Construction (CPC)
 LHC London and South East (LSE)
 South-West Procurement Alliance (SWPA)
 Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA)
 These two awards have accordingly been published on Find a Tender Service and Public Contracts Scotland.
 This new Framework replaces our successful Whole House Framework (WH2). The Refurbishment and Modernisation Framework will provide our clients with access to a range of refurbishment, improvement and modernisation services to maintain their buildings and surrounding external areas.
 The framework builds on the scope of LHC's Whole House Framework and extends the scope to allow for works to be carried out in both residential and non-residential buildings.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams:
 - Kitchens & Bathrooms with Associated Works
 - Electrical Works
 - Painting & Decorating
 - Environmental & External Works
 - Multi-Disciplinary Works
 This framework will commence on the 1st March 2024 and will run for 4 years (48 months).

description: Extension granted to tender deadline.

periodRationale: The contracting authority has included an optional 1 year extension to allow for alignment of future framework re-procurement programme.

performanceTerms: As part of it's monitoring of the performance of projects delivered through this framework, following completion of each project LHC/SPA will require the relevant appointed company to provide project performance data based on a standardised set of key performance metrics.

description:
List and brief description of conditions:
 The required registrations, accreditations and certifications required vary by lot. Full details of the minimum requirements to be considered eligible to bid for each lot can be found in the procurement documents provided.

description:
LHC will conduct a financial assessment. This assessment will allow LHC to carry out a robust assessment of a Bidders' financial standing.
 The assessment will have 2 stages:
 1) Credit score - LHC will use Creditsafe to carry out initial checking of a Bidders' financial status.
 2) Profitability, Stability and Liquidity Assessment - Bidders will be assessed on their financial stability based on a range of financial information obtained from the Bidders annual accounts.
 Bidders will be required to have the following minimum levels of insurance for all lots applied for:
 Employers (Compulsory) Liability Insurance: 5,000,000 GBP
 Public Liability Insurance: 5,000,000 GBP
 Professional Indemnity Insurance: 1,000,000 GBP
 Full details of the minimum requirements to be considered eligible to bid for each lot can be found in the procurement documents provided.

description:
List and brief description of selection criteria:
 Bidders are required to have the following ISO qualifications (UKAS) or equivalent or demonstrate compliance with these standards by completing the PAS 91 standard question:
 Health and Safety certification in accordance with ISO 45001 (please refer to ITT for accepted equivalents)
 Environmental Management certification in accordance with ISO 14001 (please refer to ITT for accepted equivalents)
 Quality Management certification in accordance with ISO 9001 (please refer to ITT for accepted equivalents)
 In addition their will be accreditation requirements for specific workstreams please refer to ITT documents for full details.

description: Public sector framework provider

description: Public sector framework provider

Anthony Dever Construction Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 7F, Colomendy Industrial Estate, Rhyl Road

Everwarm Ltd

streetAddress: 3 Inchcorse Place Whitehill Industrial Estate

CLC Contractors Limited

streetAddress: Northbrook Industrial Estate, Vincent Avenue

Ian Williams Limited

streetAddress: Ian Williams Limited, Quarry Road, Chipping Sodbury

M&J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd.

streetAddress: Hammond Road, Elms Park Industrial Estate

P&P Building & Roofing Contractors Ltd

streetAddress: 3 Acorn Business Centre, Northarbour Road

CJ Construction (Wales) Ltd

streetAddress: The Builders Yard, Somerset Lane, Taibach

S R Building Solutions Limited

streetAddress: Unit 14D Pant Industrial Estate, Dowlais

title: Lot 8 Environmental & External Works

description:
LHC Procurement Group Limited is a not for profit central purchasing body acting on behalf of contracting authorities throughout Wales, England and Scotland (including partners of the Welsh Procurement Alliance) for whom we continue to monitor up to 500 live projects at any time. Thanks to their ongoing and collective feedback and input into the development of this framework and given the reach and scale of their collective portfolios, the framework is anticipated to support the vast majority of requirements. Consequently, other contracting authorities that were not specifically consulted in the development of this framework may deem the framework to offer a value for money procurement solution for their own requirements and may use the framework.
 Welsh Procurement Alliance members now manage around 98% of Welsh social housing and WPA anticipate that the majority of works procured through the framework will be in the social housing sector.
 As of the date of publication of this notice our frameworks may be used by all contracting authorities in Wales, England and Scotland as defined by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and as listed on:
 https://www.welshprocurement.cymru/who-we-work-with/
 including, but not limited to Registered social landlords (RSL's), tenant management organisations (TMOs) and arm’s length management organisations (ALMOs), local authorities and any subsidiaries and joint-venture vehicles of those local authorities, health authorities, councils, boards and trusts, publicly funded schools, universities and further education establishments, colleges, police forces, fire and rescue services or registered charities. WPA partners may add community benefit requirements in their call-off contracts from this Framework including but not limited to:
 - to generate employment and training opportunities for priority groups;
 - vocational training;
 - to up-skill the existing workforce;
 - equality and diversity initiatives;
 - to make sub-contracting opportunities available to SMEs, the third sector and supported businesses;
 - supply-chain development activity;
 - to build capacity in community organisations;
 - educational support initiatives
 (WA Ref:139160)


title: Installation of Solar PV Array at Kingsway Multi Storey Car Park, Newport, South Wales

title: Invite Solar tender

title: Kingsway Multi-Storey Brief

title: Halh-hourly data as requested

title: Further detail following site visit

description: The design, procure and installation of solar PV array on the top floor of Kingsway Car Park, Newport.  Works to be completed within 12 week programme and no later than end of April 2024.

eligibilityCriteria: We require an Electrical Contractor NICEIC registered to submit a tender and undertake this work, who may employ and manage other suitably approved contractors on specific items of work where relevant.All site operatives and on-site supervisor must be asbestos awareness trained prior to working on the site operations.

mainProcurementCategory: works

description: Solar panels

description: Solar photovoltaic modules

description: Solar installation

description: Electrical installation work

Newport Norse

locality: Newport

postalCode: NP10 8UG

streetAddress: 1st Floor Caradog House, Cleppa Park,

Inspire Green

streetAddress: Abacus House, Caxton Place,


title: Net Zero & Advanced Manufacturing Skills

title: Business Growth Programme

title: Academic-Industry Partnerships

title: Digital Skills

title: Digital Skills

description:
CCR wish to procure a managing agent, to oversee the design, coordination, delivery design and deliver a programme of impactful digital skills interventions, which meet the needs of identified skills shortages, across the priority clusters, whilst tackling wider
 social mobility challenges across the region, via:
 A - Discovery phase.
 Determining priority digital skills gaps and challenges via proactive engagement
 and consultation with industry, representative forums, and relevant
 stakeholders.
 Identification of ubiquitous digital skills gaps that can support several clusters.
 Mapping of existing digital skills provision to avoid duplication.
 Engagement with public and third sector stakeholders to determine most
 appropriate methods of supporting diversity and inclusion objectives.
 Identification of delivery partners, across education, academia, the third sector
 and technology providers.
 Tenderers will note that CCR requires several pre-determined new-skilling
 activities for approximately 40 participants, to be delivered upon contract
 commencement and completed by December 2023.
 B - Co-design a priority skills roadmap and programme of bespoke solutions, including
 opportunities to support multiple clusters with ubiquitous skills activities and
 formalise consortium of delivery partners, via a Build & Recruit phase.
 C - Launch and manage the programme of skills interventions, via a Delivery phase.
 Tenderers will note that CCR may require the delivery of several pre-determined
 skills activities upon project commencement.
 The digital skills interventions will seek to support at least 200 enterprises in the region,
 via new skilling & upskilling activities for 400 participants, leading to the creation of 150
 digitally focussed jobs created as a result of support.

description:
CCR wish to procure a Managing agent, to oversee the design, coordination, and
 delivery of a series of impactful skills interventions, which support CCR’s priority
 clusters, inward investment & CCR’s wider investment programmes.
 Interventions will include.
 - Upskilling for existing enterprises to help meet their Net Zero and advanced
 manufacturing skills requirements.
 - New skilling activities to develop talent pipelines for in demand jobs, leading to
 jobs created as a result of support.
 The Managing agent will be required to:
 A - Proactively engage and consult with CCR, industry and relevant stakeholders
 to determine higher level Net Zero and Advanced Manufacturing skills gaps,
 map existing skills provision to avoid duplication of provision and identify in
 demand associated job opportunities, via a Discovery phase.
 B - Identify a consortium of appropriate delivery partners, across education,
 academia, and wider relevant providers.
 C - Co-design with stakeholders, a skills roadmap and series of skills solutions, via
 a Build and Recruit phase.
 D - Launch and manage the delivery of skills interventions via a Delivery Phase.
 The skills interventions will seek to support at least 200 enterprises in the region by
 providing business advice, guidance, mentoring and training. This must involve some
 form of direct interaction with members of the enterprises. The skills intervention will
 also seek to deliver new skilling & upskilling of 250 participants and 100 jobs created
 as a result of support.

title: Academic-Industry Partnerships

description:
CCR wish to procure a managing agent to tackle industry challenges in CCR priority
 clusters - FinTech, Creative Industries, Compound Semiconductors, MedTech and
 Cybersecurity, by working with academic centres of excellence across Higher
 Education and/or Further Education , to transfer knowledge, technology, and
 skills, through short, targeted interventions.
 The programme will bring together industry and academia to identify innovative
 solutions to support enterprise growth, particularly amongst micro and small and
 medium-sized enterprises. Outcomes of the programme for enterprises are
 likely to include improved quality and operations, increased sales, and access to new
 markets, leading to increased profitability as a direct result of Research & Development
 activity.
 The managing agent will oversee the delivery and coordination of the programme,
 bringing together a consortium of academic expertise, in a multi-disciplinary approach
 to solving challenges, from multiple HE and/or FE partners, within the region.
 The initiative can establish new partnerships and consolidate existing collaborations
 between academia and industry partners, through knowledge exchange.
 It is envisaged the delivery of the programme will comprise.
 - Creating a robust academic consortium of Higher Education and Further
 Education establishments, with expertise aligned to support industry challenges
 from CCR’s priority clusters.
 - Establishing 25 short-term collaborative projects by entering into a formal
 academic – industry partnership, with enterprises, to solve specific challenges.
 - It is also envisaged that industry-led, postgraduate research will be generated
 as a by-product of the short-term collaborative projects, enabling postgraduate
 students to work on live industry challenges, and apply their learning, as part of
 their postgraduate qualification.

title: Business Growth Programme

description:
CCR wishes to procure a managing agent, to design, develop, and implement a growth
 programme for twelve high-growth potential enterprises for inclusion in a single
 cohort, multiple cohorts or tailored 1:1 mentoring/coaching.
 The programme can be delivered virtually or in person and will provide peer-to-peer
 learning, masterclasses led by expert business coaches, and customised support and
 resources to support participant enterprises accelerate growth and achieve their full
 potential.
 The initiative will focus on high-growth potential enterprises in CCR’s priority clusters
 and located in the region. The managing agent will be responsible for recruiting
 enterprises that can demonstrate the drive and ability to scale and will firmly commit to
 the programme. The managing agent will collect data demonstrating growth indicators
 for a period of five years for all participant enterprises that successfully complete the
 growth programme.

description: Cardiff Capital Region

description: Cardiff Capital Region

description: Cardiff Capital Region

description: Cardiff Capital Region

title: CARDIFF CAPITAL REGION CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT & GROWTH PROGRAMME

description:
THIS IS AN UPDATED NOTICE FROM NOTICE REFERENCE 20230623-000006 (2023/S 000-017998), the information is now reflective of Tender Pack on Proactis. The tender pack remains unchanged.
 Cardiff Council on behalf of Cardiff Capital Region has received an allocation of UK Shared Prosperity Funding, matched with wider CCR funds to deliver the SPF’s Supporting Local Business priority within the region.
 CCR with Cardiff Council as the accountable body will deliver a Cluster Development & Growth Programme. The Cluster Development and Growth Programme (CDGP) aims to support CCR’s priority clusters of Fintech, MedTech, Creative Industries, Cybersecurity and Compound Semiconductor, alongside supporting wider Advanced Manufacturing and Net Zero capability. This includes academic, education and business partnerships, accelerators, and higher-level skills programmes to spur economic growth and
 prosperity across the region.
 There are four Lots within the programme:
 Lot 1 Digital Skills
 Lot 2 Net Zero and Advanced Manufacturing Skills
 Lot 3 Academic Industry Partnership
 Lot 4 Business Growth Programme
 Cardiff Capital Region wish to procure a managing agent for each lot to plan, design and deliver the Lot. Tenderers may bid for individual or multiple Lots
 The successful tenderer(s) will also be required to identify and report to CCR, wider UKSPF outcomes including new to market products, increased investment in capital and enterprises with improved productivity, salary data and any salary uplift and wider leveraged funding.

type: suitability

description: See ITT

Cardiff Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

streetAddress: County Hall, Atlantic Wharf

description: Health

description: General public services

legalName: Cardiff Council

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

Cardiff Council

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

description: General public services

Cardiff & Vale College

streetAddress: City Centre Campus, Dumballs Road, Cardiff Bay

scale: large

legalName: Cardiff & Vale College

Grant Thornton

streetAddress: 30 Finsbury Square

legalName: Grant Thornton

USW

locality: Pontypridd

streetAddress: Treforest

legalName: USW

title: Business Growth Programme

title: Academic-Industry Partnerships

title: Digital Skills

description:
Please refer to the documentation for further information available on Proactis.
 (WA Ref:140930)


description:
DCC and FCC have a strong commitment to sustainability, which is at the core of its quality, safe, efficient services to its end users. Both Councils are looking for a provider of regional and local press advertising who can work with us to achieve our goals and fulfil our requirements in a cost effective and efficient way.
 This contract will be managed by each Council i.e. DCC Communications, Marketing and Engagement Team and FCC Customer Service and Communications Team.
 DCC have an established in-house advertising service and are the single point of contact between Council services and advertising providers.

description: Flintshire County Council and Denbighshire County Council

title: Provision of Regional and Local Press Advertising for Denbighshire and Flintshire County Council

crossBorderLaw: Denbighshire County Council

Flintshire County Council

locality: Flintshire

postalCode: CH7 6NA

streetAddress: County Hall, Mold

description: General public services

legalName: Flintshire County Council

Denbighshire County Council

locality: Ruthin

postalCode: LL15 1YN

streetAddress: Wynnstay Road

description: General public services

legalName: Denbighshire County Council

description: (WA Ref:141533)


title: Mental Health & Wellbeing (Children)

title: Mental Health & Wellbeing (Adults)

title: Additional Needs

title: Domestic Abuse

title: Family Relationships

title: Mental Health & Wellbeing (Children)

description: Options to extend for a further two years

description: A support project to work with individual children and improve their mental & emotional health and wellbeing, as part of a whole family approach coordinated by our Team Around the Family (TAF). Support will link with wider services.

description: A support project to work with individual young people and improve their mental & emotional health, wellbeing and welfare, as part of a whole family approach coordinated by our Team Around the Family (TAF). Support will link with wider services.

title: Mental Health & Wellbeing (Adults)

description: A support project to work with individual adults and improve their mental & emotional health and wellbeing, as part of a whole family approach coordinated by our Team Around the Family (TAF). Support will link with wider services.

title: Additional Needs

description: Support for families with needs relating to, for example: Autism Spectrum Condition and similar conditions; Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; Learning Disabilities; Mental Health conditions; Physical Disabilities, Chronic Illness. The service will employ a social model of disability.

title: Domestic Abuse

description: A Children and Young People’s worker to support children who have witnessed domestic abuse, or for young people who are/have been in an abusive relationship. Support will include emotional support, interventions, safety planning, healthy relationship work, and coping strategies.

title: Family Relationships

description: Support for families to resolve conflicts by promoting resilience, building on strengths, and empowering them to use their own assets and resources. The project will use a variety of approaches.

description: Denbighshire

description: Denbighshire

description: Denbighshire

description: Denbighshire

description: Denbighshire

description: Denbighshire

title: Families First Recommissioning

title: Families First Recommissioning

description: Denbighshire County Council's Integrated Families First / Flying Start programme invites submissions to deliver a reconfigured portfolio of Families First commissioned services which will ensure support for families in the areas of Mental Health & Wellbeing (separate provision for Children, Young People and Adults), Additional Needs, Domestic Abuse and Family Relationships.

title: Families First Recommissioning

streetAddress: Electronic tender via Proactis.

description: Electronic tender via Proactis.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Lot 1 - Mental Health & Wellbeing (Children)
 Lot 2 - Mental Health & Wellbeing (Young People)
 Lot 3 - Mental Health & Wellbeing (Adults)
 Lot 4 - Additional Needs
 Lot 5 - Domestic Abuse
 Lot 6 - Family Relationships

description: Selection criteria as stated in the procurement documents

description: General public services

description: General public services

title: Mental Health & Wellbeing (Children)

title: Mental Health & Wellbeing (Adults)

title: Additional Needs

title: Domestic Abuse

title: Family Relationships

description: (WA Ref:145260)


measure: lowestValidBidValue

measure: highestValidBidValue

description:
Cytundeb i ddarparu bws gyda lleiafswm o 50 o seddi gyda gwregysau diogelwch.
 Contract to provide a single decker vehicle fitted with seat belts with a minimum 50 seat capacity.

title: Cytundeb bws ysgol/coleg - 461A - School/college bus contract - 461A

description:
Cytundeb i ddarparu bws llawr sengl gyda lleiafswm o 50 o seddi gyda gwregysau diogelwch.
 Contract to provide a single decker vehicle fitted with seat belts with a minimum 50 seat capacity.

title: Gwahoddiad-i-Dendro-Cymraeg 461 020823

title: Invitation-to-Tender-English 461A 020823

title: Holiadur-Cymhwyster-Cymraeg 461A 020823

format: application/msword

title: Qualification-Questionnaire-English 461A 020823

title: Holiadur Masnachol Cymraeg 461A 020823

title: Commercial Questionnaire English 461A 020823

title: Ffurflen Manylion Trwyddedu Licensing Particulars Form

title: Tystysgrif Gwrth-Gydgynllwynio Certificate-of-Non-Collusion

title: Manyleb 461A Specification 010823

title: 2022 IACC BUS Conditions a

title: 2023 IACC BUS Schedules

title: Gwahoddiad-i-Dendro-Cymraeg 461 150823

title: Invitation-to-Tender-English 461A 150823

Isle of Anglesey County Council

locality: Anglesey.

postalCode: LL77 7TW

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

description: Transport

legalName: Isle of Anglesey County Council

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody reviewBody

description: General public services

description: Transport

description: Transportation

Clynnog & Trefor Motor Co Ltd

locality: Caernarfon

streetAddress: The Garage, Trefor

scale: sme

legalName: Clynnog & Trefor Motor Co Ltd

Isle of Anglesey County Council

description: Transport

description: General public services

description: (WA Ref:141674)


description: The contract duration will be for an initial 2 academic years as from October/November 2023, with the option to extend for a 3rd and a 4th year (so from 24 to 48 months)

description:
As part of the modular curriculum for Swansea University’s MEng (Hons) and BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering degrees (both accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), and the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)), Level 4 undergraduates are required to undertake 1 light aircraft flying lesson of 30 minutes, covering ‘basic handling’ of the aircraft and ‘air experience’, as part of their first year of studies.
 This amounts to approximately 267 students per academic year, experiencing one lesson each, spread across the 3 academic terms (October to June).
 Since no lessons were undertaken during the past academic year, there is a backlog of an additional 267 students also needing lessons during this coming 2023/24 academic year and the first year of this contract.
 The Aerospace Engineering department within the University’s Faculty of Science and Engineering has now awarded a suitably qualified, insured and equipped flying centre with the appropriate staff, aircraft, equipment and facilities in place with the capacity to service our requirements and deliver lessons to this number of students.
 The contract duration will be for an initial 2 academic years as from October/November 2023, with the option to extend for a 3rd and a 4th year. This is on the basis that student numbers for the 1st academic year shall be near double that of subsequent years, due to the need to clear the 2022/23 backlog (so potentially 2 x 267 students).
 The University is unable to provide insurance for the students to undertake these lessons, therefore the awarded supplier's instructor and aircraft are fully insured, not only in line with Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) regulations but also for the University students to fly safely in confidence. A reliable route of communication is in place due to changes in weather and its impact on flying conditions so booking and administration processes are important in ensuring a high level of efficiency and customer care from the appointed contractor.

description: Swansea Airport, Fairwood Common, Gower Peninsula, Swansea

title: Contract Award of Flying Lessons Provider for Aerospace Engineering Students

title: Tender for Flying Lessons Provider for Aerospace Engineering Students

description:
As part of the modular curriculum for Swansea University’s MEng (Hons) and BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering degrees (both accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), and the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)), Level 4 undergraduates are required to undertake 1 light aircraft flying lesson of 30 minutes, covering ‘basic handling’ of the aircraft and ‘air experience’, as part of their first year of studies.
 This amounts to approximately 267 students per academic year, experiencing one lesson each, spread across the 3 academic terms (October to June).
 Since no lessons were undertaken during the past academic year, there is a backlog of an additional 267 students also needing lessons during this coming 2023/24 academic year and the first year of this contract.
 The Aerospace Engineering department within the University’s Faculty of Science and Engineering is therefore seeking a suitably qualified, insured and equipped flying centre with the appropriate staff, aircraft, equipment and facilities in place with the capacity to service our requirements and deliver lessons to this number of students.
 The contract duration will be for an initial 2 academic years as from October/November 2023, with the option to extend for a 3rd and a 4th year. This is on the basis that student numbers for the 1st academic year shall be near double that of subsequent years, due to the need to clear the 2022/23 backlog (so potentially 2 x 267 students).
 The University is unable to provide insurance for the students to undertake these lessons, therefore it is essential that both the instructor and aircraft are fully insured, not only in line with Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) regulations but also for the University students to fly safely in confidence. A reliable route of communication is key due to changes in weather and its impact on flying conditions so booking and administration processes are important in ensuring a high level of efficiency and customer care from the appointed contractor.

description:
As part of the modular curriculum for Swansea University’s MEng (Hons) and BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering degrees (both accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), and the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)), Level 4 undergraduates are required to undertake 1 light aircraft flying lesson of 30 minutes, covering ‘basic handling’ of the aircraft and ‘air experience’, as part of their first year of studies.
 This amounts to approximately 267 students per academic year, experiencing one lesson each, spread across the 3 academic terms (October to June).
 Since no lessons were undertaken during the past academic year, there is a backlog of an additional 267 students also needing lessons during this coming 2023/24 academic year and the first year of this contract.
 The Aerospace Engineering department within the University’s Faculty of Science and Engineering has now awarded a suitably qualified, insured and equipped flying centre with the appropriate staff, aircraft, equipment and facilities in place with the capacity to service our requirements and deliver lessons to this number of students.
 The contract duration will be for an initial 2 academic years as from October/November 2023, with the option to extend for a 3rd and a 4th year. This is on the basis that student numbers for the 1st academic year shall be near double that of subsequent years, due to the need to clear the 2022/23 backlog (so potentially 2 x 267 students).
 The University is unable to provide insurance for the students to undertake these lessons, therefore the awarded instructor and aircraft are fully insured, not only in line with Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) regulations but also for the University students to fly safely in confidence. A reliable route of communication is in place due to changes in weather and its impact on flying conditions so booking and administration processes are important in ensuring a high level of efficiency and customer care from the appointed contractor.

streetAddress: Procurement office, Swansea University

description: Procurement Category Manager - electronic opening procedure on etenderwales BravoSolution (itt 105114)

performanceTerms: Please refer to the Tender Specification requirements detailed within the suite of tender documents available on etenderwales BravoSolution itt 105114

Swansea University

locality: Swansea

postalCode: SA2 8PP

streetAddress: Procurement Office, Swansea University, Singleton Park

description: Education

legalName: Swansea University

description: Education

Cambrian Flying Club Ltd

postalCode: SA2 7JU

streetAddress: Swansea Airport , Fairwood Common,

legalName: Cambrian Flying Club Ltd

description:
The University has now awarded this contract to a supplier where both the instructor and aircraft are fully insured.
 This procurement was undertaken using etenderwales BravoSolution under project 31525 and itt 105114.
 (WA Ref:139686)


title: BA1376 - Bron Afon Re-Roofing Works

title: BA1376 - ITT

title: BA1376 - ITT

format: application/x-zip-compressed

description: The scope of this tender is to review Proposals for the re-roofing and external works at 18 – 24 Whitebrook Way, Southville, Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 3PX &Bron Afon is looking to commence works with the appointed Contractor from October 2023.Pricing will be fixed for the duration of the contract.

description: Roof

description: Roof-framing work

description: Roof-covering work

description: Roof-tiling work

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Roof repair

Bron Afon Community Housing Ltd

locality: Cwmbran

postalCode: NP44 3AB

streetAddress: Ty Bron Afon, William Brown Close, Llantarnam Industrial Park,

A P Waters Building Contractors Ltd

locality: Pontypool

streetAddress: A P Waters Building Contractors Ltd, Old Foundry Yard ,


title: Counselling Service for Employees

description: The provision of a range of counselling services to Cyngor Gwynedd’s employees.

eligibilityCriteria: Some of the minimum standards and qualifications required include:- The successful service provider will be required to be a qualified clinical professional under BACP (or equivalent) standards of practice; and- Counsellors must hold a counselling qualification to diploma level or equivalent with a minimum of 2 years supervised counselling practice, and they must have evidence of continual professional development; and- The successful service provider must be able to hold counselling sessions and provide the contact service through the medium of fluent Welsh and English; and- The successful service provider's staff must be appropriately certified by the disclosure and barring service (DBS).Please see tender documents and conditions on eTenderWales for full standards/qualifications required.

description: Counselling services

Cyngor Gwynedd (Council)

postalCode: LL55 1SH

streetAddress: Tîm Categori Corfforaethol / Corporate Category Team, Swyddfeydd y Cyngor, Stryd y Jel,

description: Regional or local authority

Cyngor Gwynedd

streetAddress: Adran Amgylchedd, Swyddfeydd y Cyngor, Stryd y Jel / Council Offices, Shirehall Street,

Medra (Ccts) Limited

locality: Brynteg

postalCode: LL78 7JH

streetAddress: Penrhos Bach,


title: Counselling service across North Wales for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse

title: Service Specification

title: Contract terms and conditions

title: Draft Agreement

title: Tender Instructions

title: Invitation to Tender

title: Tupe Information

title: Revised tupe information made available from the existing service provider

title: Final revised tupe list confirmed by the existing provider

description: Following completion of a single stage tender Conwy County Borough Council has awarded the contract to one  Service Provider to provide a counselling service across North Wales for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Conwy County Borough Council is the commissioner on behalf of the six North Wales Local Authorities and BCUHB. The contract is applicable for a period of three years with an option to extend for further two years.

description: Health and social work services

description: Other community, social and personal services

Conwy County Borough Council

locality: Conwy

postalCode: LL32 8DU

streetAddress: Environment, Roads & Facilities, Bodlondeb,

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Bodlondeb, Bangor Road,

Rasasc North Wales

locality: Bangor

streetAddress: 11 Ash Court, Parc Menai,


title: Hotel Development, Rock Grounds Aberdare

description: The contract is for a Development Partner to design, develop and operate a aparthotel on Rock Grounds site in Aberdare.The development partner will be required to:1.	Deliver a development allowing for the reuse of the buildings, preserving the attractive historic Rock Grounds building and features (including the Keir Hardie bust).2.	Provision of a aparthotel with restaurant, bar and spa and appropriate use of the surrounding landscape.3.	Allowing for shared space between the buildings to create a sense of unity.4.	Preserve and enhance the character and appearance of the Aberdare Town Centre Conservation Area.5.	The hotel should be a high rating under an accredited scheme such as Visit Wales Quality Grading or AA scheme.The Council will then enter into a commercial lease agreement for the building.

eligibilityCriteria: Selection criteria as stated in the procurement documents

description: Hotel construction work

description: Hotel services

Rhondda Cynon Taf CBC

locality: Tonypandy

postalCode: CF40 2XX

streetAddress: The Pavilions, Clydach Vale,

description: Regional or local authority

postalCode: CF37 4TH

streetAddress: Building 2 , Llys Cadwyn ,

Final Frontier Space Holdings Ltd

locality: Mountain Ash

postalCode: CF45 4AB

streetAddress: The Town Hall , Ffrwd Crescent ,


description: Newport City Council's current contract is due to expire February 2024 and the Council is inviting offers from experienced providers in accordance with the service specification for the provision of a Housing-Related Support Service for Migrants living in Newport. The contract for this service will commence on 4 March 2024. Tender documentation can be accessed via etenderwales, ITT_105377 refers.. Please note that the duration in months detailed in II.2.7 is the contract period of 3 years with an option to extend for 3 years on an annual basis subject to review

description: Service is required within the geographical boundaries of Newport

title: Provision of a Housing Related Support Service for Migrants

description: Newport City Council (hereinafter referred to as the Council) invites tenders in accordance with the service specification for the provision of a Housing Related Support Serviced for Migrants. THIS TENDER IS NOW CLOSED & THIS IS THE AWARD NOTICE

description: Newport City Council (hereinafter referred to as the Council) invites tenders in accordance with the service specification for the provision of a Housing Related Support Serviced for Migrants. THIS TENDER HAS BEEN COMPLETED & THIS IS THE AWARD NOTICE

Newport City Council

postalCode: NP20 4UR

streetAddress: Civic Centre

description: General public services

legalName: Newport City Council

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

Newport Mind

streetAddress: 100-101 Commercial street

legalName: Newport Mind

Newport City Council

description: General public services

Newport Mind Association

streetAddress: 100-101 Commercial Street

legalName: Newport Mind Association

description: (WA Ref:138680)


title: Hazel Court

title: Lot 2: Llys Y Werin

title: Lot 2: Llys Y Werin

description:
Extra Care is a form of housing provision designed to offer a safe, private and secure environment where residents with eligible needs can access an on-site domiciliary care service. Service Users live in self-contained apartments but are able to access and enjoy a range of communal facilities that are present in the wider housing scheme. The combination of specialist accommodation and care means Service Users are enabled to live independently and retain control of their lives.
 This Contract is intended to secure a high-quality domiciliary care provider for the delivery of care and support services for Service Users residing at Hazel Court (hereafter referred to as “the Service”).

title: Hazel Court

title: Contract for the Provision of Domicillary care services at Hazel Court and Llys Y Werin Extra care project

description:
It has come to our attention that there is an issue with the spreadsheet formula which means the final totals in section (j) will be inaccurate. This does not impact the information tenders are required to submit, but it will mean some of the figures in part (j) of the spreadsheet are calculated incorrectly. We are currently amending the spreadsheet and will issue a copy shortly for you to complete and re-submit as part of your bid.
 Due to the error within the pricing schedule the Council have extended the deadline to 12:00 noon on the 25th October 2023

label: Time limit

performanceTerms: Please see tender documents

reviewDetails: The Council will incorporate a minimum 10 calendar day standstill period at the point information on the award of the contract is communicated to tenderers. This period will extend to 15 calendar days for communication by non-electronic means. Applicants who are unsuccessful shall be informed by the Council as soon as possible after the decision has been made. Should additional information be required it should be requested of the addressee in section I.1. If an appeal regarding the award of the contract has not been successfully resolved, The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 provide for aggrieved parties who have been harmed or are at risk of harm by breach of the rules to take action in the High Court (England, Wales, and Northern Ireland). Any such action must be brought promptly (generally within 30days). Where a contract has not been entered into, the Court may order the setting aside of the award decision or order the Council to amend any document and may award damages. If the contract has been entered into the Court may, depending on the circumstances, award damages, make a declaration of ineffectiveness, order the Council to pay a civil financial penalty, and/or order that the duration of the contract be shortened. If a declaration of ineffectiveness is sought, any such action must be brought within 30 days where the Council has communicated the award of the contract and a summary of reasons to tenderers, or otherwise within 6 months. The purpose of the standstill period referred to above is to allow the parties to apply to the Courts to set aside the award decision before the contract is entered into.

reductionCriteria: Please see Tender documents

type: technical

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

awardCriteriaDetails: Please see tender documents

City & County of Swansea

postalCode: SA1 3SN

description: General public services

legalName: City & County of Swansea

name: City & County of Swansea, Legal, Democratic Services & Business Intelligence

roles: mediationBody reviewContactPoint

description: General public services

Caredig Ltd

streetAddress: 43 Walter Road

legalName: Caredig Ltd

Care Cymru Services Ltd

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: Unit 5B, Ground Floor, Longcross Court, 47 Newport Road

legalName: Care Cymru Services Ltd

title: Hazel Court

title: Lot 2: Llys Y Werin

description: (WA Ref:139225)


title: Ceredigion County Council - Provision of Banking Services

description: Provision of Banking Services for Ceredigion County Council.

eligibilityCriteria: Full details in the tender.

description: Banking services

Cyngor Sir Ceredigion County Council

locality: Aberystwyth

postalCode: SY23 3UE

streetAddress: Canolfan Rheidol, Rhoddfa Padarn,

description: Regional or local authority

Barclays Bank Plc

streetAddress: Windsor Court, 3 Windsor Place,


title: Appointment of Consultancy to Review Newport City Council’s Customer Offer

description: Newport City Council (hereafter referred to as ‘the Council’) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced consultancy to undertake a strategic review of the Council’s customer offer, experience and access points in accordance with the specification and the terms of contract.  The scope is organisation wide and incorporates how the current customer facing functions works within the organisation.  The review and final report will be concluded by 22 March 2024.Further details can be found in the specification which can be accessed via etenderwales, ITT_105398.THE TENDER HAS CLOSED & THIS IS THE AWARD NOTICE

description: Technical analysis or consultancy services

description: Research consultancy services

description: Business and management consultancy and related services

description: General management consultancy services

description: Business development consultancy services

description: Marketing management consultancy services

Newport City Council

locality: Newport

streetAddress: Strategic Procurement, Civic Centre,

description: Regional or local authority

Basis Ltd

streetAddress: Tintagel House, 92 Albert Embankment,


title: HDD-ITT-54078 - Provision of Active Monitoring for Adults – Tywi Taf Cluster Area

description: Active Monitoring for Adults is an evidence-based mental health and wellbeing service. Active Monitoring for adults is an early intervention service to support mental wellbeing as soon as a person needs it. Whilst this service can be offered to people presenting to GPs with a range of symptoms associated with common mental health problems such as anxiety, mild depression, stress and worry and low confidence and self-esteem, it is open access which evidence tells us prevents people needing to see a GP in the first place.Adults who are experiencing mild to moderate mental health problems should be able to access the help and support they require, in a timely manner. Tywi /Taf cluster are seeking to commission a single provider to deliver mental health active monitoring services/ early intervention service for adults to support all eight GP Practices within the cluster. The service will fill a gap in mental health needs within the Tywi /Taf area to deliver timely efficient, active monitoring to the patients of the cluster to decrease mental health difficulties and increase wellbeing. The service will offer a combination of face to face and virtual sessions and aim to deliver an efficient service across Tywi /Taf locality.Services will be provided to adults aged 18+ residing within the Tywi/Taf cluster area providing GPs and Primary Health Care professionals direct access to an evidence-based programme for adults experiencing mental health problems, including, but not limited to anxiety and depression.The service will Meet the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act 2015 ‘A Healthier Wales’ by providing the ‘together for mental health’ objectives of improving mental wellbeing by giving the adults in Tywi/Taf cluster the information and support they need to sustain and improve their mental health and self-manage their mental health problems. Also, by encouraging a renewed focus on prevention and early intervention via an open referral process whereby patients can self-refer in addition to referrals via the GP or Health or Social Care Practitioner.Active Monitoring (AM) is a self-directed psycho-educational programme made up of 5 telephone or face to face interventions, to meet the needs of the individual over an 8-week period with a 20-minute assessment and a total of 2.25 hours of support. The service is offered to people presenting to GPs with a range of symptoms associated with common mental health problems such as anxiety, mild depression, stress and worry and low confidence and self-esteem. It is a service GP can directly refer to for when a person first presents at their GP and/or during the ‘watchful waiting’ period (Depression Management of depression in primary care and secondary care (2004) NICE Clinical Guidance 23).The service can also be successful to reduce frequent attender visits to practices who may present with symptoms of low to moderate mental health problems.This is an open referral service allowing self-referral in addition  referrals via GP’s or other Health or Social Care practitioners.

description: Miscellaneous health services

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

locality: St Asaph

postalCode: LL17 0JL

streetAddress: Alder House, Alder Court, St Asaph Business Park,

description: Body governed by public law

NHS Wales SHARED SERVICES PARTNERSHIP

locality: NEATH

postalCode: SA12 7BX

streetAddress: PROCUREMENT, Block A, Neath Port Talbot Hospital, NWSSP,

Mind Pembrokeshire

locality: Haverfordwest

streetAddress: 2 Perrots Road,


title: Supporting Tourism Growth in Carmarthenshire

description: We are seeking to appoint a suitably experienced company to offer reactive and proactive Public Relations to raise awareness of Carmarthenshire as a visitor destination by generating positive PR coverage across Great Britain. The work will need to make an immediate impact across our stated target markets, gaining high levels of reach and  leading to increased web traffic and social media engagement.

eligibilityCriteria: As stated within the quotation documentation obtainable from the eTenderWales portal.

description: Marketing services

Carmarthenshire County Council

locality: Carmarthen

postalCode: SA31 1JP

streetAddress: County Hall,

description: Regional or local authority

Working Word

streetAddress: East Wing, Ivor House, Bridge Street,


title: Gigs y Gaeaf - Winter Sounds IFANC

title: Bilingual advert

title: Specification

title: Quotation document

description: Conwy County Borough Council has now awarded the contract to develop and deliver the Winter Sounds IFANC music industry skills and mentoring programme for young people, culminating in co-produced events.Winter Sounds IFANC, will build on the learning and success from the first Winter Sounds festival in 2022 with a new programme of skills development and mentoring opportunities aligned with the aims of Creu Conwy IFANC that will culminate in a young person’s co-produced music event.Young Creatives and the young person’s elements of Winter Sounds have been brought together under the Creu Conwy IFANC banner with funding from  Arts Council Wales, the Welsh Government’s Children and Communities Grant (CCG) and Conwy Arts Trust to enable the programme to develop new areas of focus, including:- Broadening the geographic reach of Creu Conwy Ifanc sessions around the county- Removing the socio-economic barriers that result in some young people growing up believing the culture and the arts aren’t for them- Strengthening referral links with Health and Social Services, Education and Youth Services partners

eligibilityCriteria: Please see the tender pack for full information.

description: Provision of services to the community

description: Community action programme

description: Artistic services

description: Services provided by authors, composers, sculptors, entertainers and other individual artists

description: Services provided by individual artists

Conwy County Borough Council

streetAddress: Corporate Procurement, Bodlondeb, Bangor Road,

description: Regional or local authority

Beacons Cymru

locality: Treorchy

streetAddress: Dyfodwg Street,


title: MTCBC Glebeland Redevelopment

description: Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council has awarded a contract for the redevelopment of the glebeland site.

eligibilityCriteria: Contained in tender

description: Pedestrian zone construction work

Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council

locality: Merthyr Tydfil

postalCode: CF47 8AN

streetAddress: Active Travel, Civic Centre, Castle Street,

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Civic Centre, Castle Street,

Horizon Civil Engineering Ltd

locality: Llantrisant

streetAddress: 18 Clos Lancaster ,


title: Ceredigion, New Quay Toilets – Steps, Paved Areas, Guard Rail & Balustrading

description: Ceredigion County Council requires the remodelling of the external steps, paved areas and new guard rails and balustrading together with associated identified works.

description: Building construction work

description: Bathrooms construction work

description: Construction-related services

Cyngor Sir Ceredigion County Council

description: Regional or local authority

Gerald D Harries & Sons Ltd

locality: Narberth

streetAddress: Office, Rowlands Park, Templeton,


title: National Standards Cycle Training

description: TitleNational Standards Cycle TrainingDescription of the goods or services requiredIntroduction and ContextThis is a contract for the provision of a National Standards Cycle Training Scheme (Bikeability) for Flintshire County Council and Wrexham County Borough Council Primary School Pupils, as well as Level 3 for adults.Flintshire County Council and Wrexham County Borough Council are located adjacently in the North East corner of Wales, serving as a gateway to North Wales, and performing a central role in the operation of the sub region.Flintshire County Council and Wrexham County Borough Council are seeking to contract a company or organisation with the necessary accreditation, skills and expertise to set up, organise, deliver, monitor and evaluate cycle training to National Standards Cycle Training levels 1, 2 and 3.This is a tender process as the National Standards Cycle Training Scheme is fully funded by Welsh Government on a yearly basis.  Independent bids are submitted by each Authority.  The tender is jointly run with Wrexham County Borough Council.

description: Education and training services

description: Specialist training services

description: Safety training services

Flintshire County Council

locality: Flintshire

postalCode: CH7 6NA

streetAddress: County Hall, Mold,

description: Regional or local authority

Seiclo Clwyd

locality: Wrexham

streetAddress: Park Court Offices, Rhosddu,


title: Management Services - Gwalia Rest Bay

description: The services to be provided are management services of residential property comprising general housing management, accountmanagement, asset management and repairs for 29 properties in a single scheme in Porthcawl, South WalesA full description of the schedule of services is provided in the 'Client Brief - Management Services - Gwalia Rest Bay' document uploaded with this notice

eligibilityCriteria: Submission response to Section 4 of Client Brief - Management Services - Gwalia Rest Bay document provided with this notice

description: Residential property services

Cwmpas

postalCode: CF24 4HQ

streetAddress: Sbarc, Maindy Road,

roles: supplier buyer

streetAddress: Spark, Maindy Road,

Aelwyd Housing

streetAddress: 9 Ty Nant Court, Morganstown,