title: Graphic Design Services

title: Print Services

title: Graphic Design Services

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

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

description: Quality

title: Print Services

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

title: Graphic Design and Print Services

title: Graphic Design and Print Services

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

title: ITT Graphic Design and Print Services - Ref 936

title: Appendix 3 – Question 1A1 Our Values Rebrand

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

title: Graphic Design and Print Services

Tai Tarian Ltd

locality: Neath

postalCode: SA11 2FP

streetAddress: Ty Gwyn, Brunel Way, Baglan Energy Park

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Tai Tarian Ltd

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

Tai Tarian Ltd

description: Housing and community amenities

Millrace Marketing

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: s4c Media Centre, Parc Ty Glas

legalName: Millrace Marketing

Steffco ltd - TA - Resource

locality: Leeds

streetAddress: 78 Armley Road

legalName: Steffco ltd - TA - Resource

title: Graphic Design Services

title: Print Services

description: (WA Ref:131360)


measure: bids

title: BCU-ITT-50606 Provision of Development Coaching for Senior Leaders Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board

description: The aim of this tender is the provision of development coaching as part of the ‘OD Support for Emerging Leadership Teams’ initiative, for senior leaders and their teams who will be applying for and taking up new roles as a result of the new Operating Model and ‘How We Organise Ourselves’ programme.Please see Information for Bidders document available via the Bravo Solutions portal.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

scheme: CPV

description: Business analysis consultancy services

description: Business and management consultancy and related services

description: Business and management consultancy services

description: Business development consultancy services

description: Human resources management consultancy services

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

locality: St Asaph

postalCode: LL17 0JL

streetAddress: Procurement, Alder House, Alder Court,

description: Body governed by public law

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

Silvermaple

locality: Southampton

streetAddress: C/O Rothmans, 1 Chilworth Road,

status: active

initiationType: tender


title: Re-roofing works – Crickhowell High School, NP8 1AW

description: Powys County Council entered into a contract with a single contractor using the JCT Minor Works Building Contract  2016 Edition with Schedule of Amendments for Re-roofing works Crickhowell High School, NP8 1AW

eligibilityCriteria: Contractors must be CHAS (or fully equivalent under SSIP) compliant and Constructionline Level 2 Silver registered with work categories that are relevant to the subject matter of this tender at the deadline for tender submission, and throughout the tender period. If not in place it will be deemed that Contractors have not met the mandatory requirements of this invitation to tender and the submission will not be considered.Contractors are required to provide accounts for the most recently completed financial year. These accounts will be assessed as shown within Appendix F of the attachments section of the ITT documents on eTenderWales. This is a pass/fail requirement. Any contractors who's accounts fail to meet this requirement will be unsuccessful.The Council/HOWPS reserve the right to request and consider more recent management accounts. The Council/HOWPS may also perform a credit check through Equifax, and may wish to clarify any areas of concern not picked up within the contractors ITT response. The Council reserve the right to request a suitable form of performance bond or bank guarantee where it is deemed necessary. The Council may only select your submission if you have appropriate levels of insurance for public liabilit and employers liability, or you agree to put these in place before the date of contract award. The levels required for this tender are: Public Liability Insurance £5,000,000 and Employers Liability Insurance £5,000,000.The Technical Question relating to Previous Experience in this ITT is a ‘Pass/Fail’ question. Tenderers must score a minimum of 6 (SIX) on this question. Failure to achieve a minimum score of 6 (SIX) will be deemed to have failed, the submission will be deemed to have not met the mandatory requirements of this tender and your submission will not be considered.

mainProcurementCategory: works

description: Roof

description: Construction work

description: Building construction work

description: Roof insulation work

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Building completion work

Heart Of Wales Property Services Ltd

locality: Llandrindod Wells

postalCode: LD1 6DF

streetAddress: Unit 31 Ddole Road Industrial Estate, Ddole Road,

description: Body governed by public law

Cambrian Roofing Ltd

locality: Tonypandy

streetAddress: Rhosyn Llyn, Gilmour Street,


description: Powys County Council entered into a contract with a single contractor using the JCT Minor Works Building Contract 2016 Edition with Schedule of Amendments for Re-roofing works – PRESTEIGNE C.P School, LD8 2NHHeart of Wales Property Services Ltd have been appointed to act as agent of behalf of Powys County Council in all matters.

eligibilityCriteria: Contractors must be CHAS (or fully equivalent under SSIP) compliant and Constructionline Level 2 Silver registered with work categories that are relevant to the subject matter of this tender at the deadline for tender submission, and throughout the tender period. If not in place it will be deemed that Contractors have not met the mandatory requirements of this invitation to tender and the submission will not be considered.Contractors are required to provide accounts for the most recently completed financial year. These accounts will be assessed as shown within Appendix L of the attachments section of the ITT documents on eTenderWales. This is a pass/fail requirement. Any contractors who's accounts fail to meet this requirement will be unsuccessful.The Council/HOWPS reserve the right to request and consider more recent management accounts. The Council/HOWPS may also perform a credit check through Equifax, and may wish to clarify any areas of concern not picked up within the contractors ITT response. The Council reserve the right to request a suitable form of performance bond or bank guarantee where it is deemed necessary. The Council may only select your submission if you have appropriate levels of insurance for public liabilit and employers liability, or you agree to put these in place before the date of contract award. The levels required for this tender are: Public Liability Insurance £5,000,000 and Employers Liability Insurance £5,000,000.The Technical Question relating to Previous Experience in this ITT is a ‘Pass/Fail’ question. Tenderers must score a minimum of 6 (SIX) on this question. Failure to achieve a minimum score of 6 (SIX) will be deemed to have failed, the submission will be deemed to have not met the mandatory requirements of this tender and your submission will not be considered.

description: Roof

description: Construction work

description: Building construction work

description: Roof insulation work

description: Roof repair and maintenance work

description: Building completion work

Heart Of Wales Property Services Ltd

description: Body governed by public law

Cooper & Williams Ltd

locality: Shrewsbury

streetAddress: Forton Depot, Forton Heath Montford Bridge,


title: Ysgol Botwnnog New entrance and Planned Maintenance works Phase II 2022

description:
The Site is a secondary School, the work involves various work packages to modernise and carry out backlog maintenance of the building and also improve accessibility of the Building.The packages will consist of the followingNew entrance and receptionInternal and External rampsRe roofing of flat roofsNew External doorsStaff WC upgradesParts of the work to be carried out in a live School environment therefore safety will be paramount.NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=122343

(WA Ref:122343)The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: Member of CHAS or other SSIP organisation

description: Construction work

Cyngor Gwynedd Council

locality: Caernarfon

postalCode: LL55 1SH

streetAddress: Uned Tai ac Eiddo / Housing and Property unit , Swyddfeydd y Cyngor, Stryd y Jel / Council Offices, Shirehall Street,

description: Regional or local authority


title: Refurbishment of Keir Hardie Annexe for the School of Education Hub Works

description:
Partial remodelling and complete refurbishment of Keir Hardie Annexe to facilitate the new Education HUB for the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences.NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=122359

(WA Ref:122359)

description: Construction work


title: Contract for Swansea Bay Video on Demand (VoD) Campaign Contract 2022/23

description: To build on the current ‘Happy Place’ Campaign to engage both new and existing visitors via an innovative and targeted Video on Demand (VOD) Campaign

eligibilityCriteria: Please see RFQ document

description: Advertising material

description: Advertising and marketing services

description: Advertising services

description: Advertising campaign services

City & County of Swansea

locality: Swansea

postalCode: SA1 3SN

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

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Civic Centre,

The Media Angel (Uk) Ltd

locality: Penarth

streetAddress: Avon House, Pod 4, 19 Stanwell Road,


currency: GBP

title: Food Skills Cymru - BRCGS Food Safety Training Courses

title: Food Skills Cymru - Invitation to Tender

format: application/pdf

title: Food Skills Cymru - Application Form

description: Lantra as part of the Food Skills Cymru Programme, in compliance with funding procurement rules, are putting a tender through Sell2Wales to establish a training provider who can deliver accredited training in BRCGS Food Safety training courses to Welsh Food and Drink processing and manufacturing businesses based in Wales.

description: Education and training services

Lantra

locality: Builth Wells

postalCode: LD2 3WY

streetAddress: Food Skills Cymru, Royal Welsh Showground,

Sirius Training & Certifications Ltd.

locality: King's Lynn

streetAddress: 9 Suffield Way, Bergen Way,


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

rel: canonical

status: complete

description:
The Council's invites tenders from experienced SEBD providers to supply Primary Provision in premises situated in the City for a block contract of 12 places which is to expand to 20 to to be able to reduce 'out of county' placements during the period of the contract.
 Further detail with regards to the requirement can be found in the specification within ITT_95668 which can be accessed via etenderwales.. The estimated value stated in 11.2.6 includes the 8 additional placements required and the period of the contract including optional extension of up to 2 years.

title: Supply Of Social, Emotional And Behavioural Difficulties (SEBD) Primary Provision In Newport

format: text/html

documentType: contractNotice

description:
Newport City Council (hereinafter referred to as the Council) invites tenders in accordance with the service specification for a block contract for the supply of Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (SEBD) Primary provision in their own premises in the City.
 The contract will commence on 2nd September 2022 for a three-year period with a possible option to extend for a period of up to 2 years, extended on an annual basis subject to review.
 THIS IS THE AWARD NOTICE FOR THE ABOVE

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CELEX

awardCriteriaDetails: See the tender documentation

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

Newport City Council

locality: Newport

postalCode: NP20 4UR

streetAddress: Civic Centre

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: Newport City Council

High Court

legalName: High Court

Newport City Council

description: General public services

Catch22 Charity Limited

region: UK

streetAddress: 27 Pear Tree Street

scale: sme

legalName: Catch22 Charity Limited

description:
This is the award notice for this procurement.
 (WA Ref:124400)

scheme: EU-OJ


title: Japanese knotweed control contract : Brecon Beacons National Park Authority 2022

title: Contract tender

title: Appendix of maps

title: General location maps

title: Detailed location maps

description: The purpose of this project is to aid in the restoration of the special habitats of the River Usk SAC & SSSI through removal of the Japanese knotweed.As part of the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority (BBNPA), Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) Project, established in 2018, the INNS Team have recorded locations of Japanese knotweed along the upper sections of the main River Usk and are looking to complete a third year of herbicide control.The next stage of this project is:Follow up herbicide treatment of Japanese knotweed on the 2020 & 2021 treatment sites (approximately 84 sites & 27km of river both banks)

eligibilityCriteria: The successful contractor will have demonstrated and provided one or more examples to the selection panel that they have a strong, working understanding of and experience with controlling Japanese knotweed using herbicide control techniques. The successful contractor will need to demonstrate they have sufficient capacity and flexibility to deliver the project within the agreed timeframe. The successful contractor will also be responsible for his/her own travel and subsistence, risk assessments and insurance. These elements should be evidenced in the submission.

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

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

Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

locality: Brecon

postalCode: LD3 7HP

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

description: Regional or local authority

streetAddress: Ecology, Plas y Ffynnon, Cambrian Way,

Ground Control Ltd

locality: Billericay

streetAddress: Ground Control Ltd, Kingfisher House, Radofrd Way,


title: SO1071 - Wilkins Terrace Footbridge Reinstatement

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

eligibilityCriteria: As per tender/ procurement documents.

description: Bridge construction work

description: Highway maintenance work

description: Painting work

Caerphilly County Borough Council

locality: Hengoed

postalCode: CF82 7PG

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

description: Regional or local authority

postalCode: CF82 7WF

streetAddress: Engineering Projects Group, Tredomen House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach,

Beaver Bridges Ltd

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


description: 2 x 12 month extension options available.

description:
The aim of the procurement process is to establish a framework agreement with one appointed supplier for the provision of copper and fibre optic network Infrastructure cabling, and associated hardware and civils works.
 The requirement is for bidders to provide and install network cabling (copper and fibre), any associated civils works, associated passive equipment, the deployment of active network equipment, and is also for the supply of equipment as defined by Cardiff University’s Network Cabling Standards
 The supply of cabling & equipment for the installation and associated surveys to support the expansion and day to day operation of the Data Network Infrastructure.
 The installation and patching of active equipment such as network switches / wireless access points / VoIP handsets
 The physical patching of horizontal and backbone cabling into active network equipment and installing interconnect links between passive and active network cabinets as requested.
 The supply of cabling & equipment for the installation, civil works and associated configuration to support the expansion and day to day operation of the Backbone Network Infrastructure.
 Project Management and services required to deploy and support the deployment/expansion of Fibre Optic cabling across the University’s Campus including fibre provisioning.
 Fibre installation can be single mode or multimode fibre and includes inter building deployment and intra building deployment across the University estate. Both traditional and Blown Fibre solutions installations would be required depending on project requirements.
 Civil works necessary to support inter building fibre deployments – including the negotiation and provision of any necessary civil works permits/street works licenses
 Account management for the duration of the project.
 Suppliers must provide documentation updates. These include test results, work logs, project reports, and onsite update of the AutoCAD documentation held by the University.
 Supply and installation of network cabinets, frames, or racks.

Quality

type: quality

Cost

type: cost

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: Cardiff University

title: Structured Network Cabling Framework Agreement

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

streetAddress: Procurement Services at Cardiff University (remote opening)

description: Authorised Cardiff University officers

description: Feb 2025

languages: en cy

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Natural Resources Wales

region: UKL

postalCode: CF24 0TP

streetAddress: Ty Cambria House, 29 Newport Road

description: Environmental protection

legalName: Natural Resources Wales

Cardiff University

postalCode: CF24 0DE

streetAddress: Procurement Services, McKenzie House, 30-36 Newport Road

description: Education

legalName: Cardiff University

High Court

locality: London

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

Cardiff University

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

description: Education

IKM Network Communications Ltd

locality: Fleet

streetAddress: Intec House, St. Nicholas Close

scale: large

legalName: IKM Network Communications Ltd

description:
The procurement documents will be available via In-tend until 12 Noon, 25th July 2022 then access will be closed.
 Site visits are a mandatory requirement and will take place W/C 1st Aug 2022, Full details are contained
 in the ITT documents.
 All tender costs and liabilities incurred by bidders shall be the sole responsibility of bidders.
 The University reserves the right to award the contract in whole or in part.
 The University reserves the right to annul the tendering process and not award any contract.
 All documents to be priced in GBP and all payments made in GBP.
 All documents to be priced in GBP excluding VAT
 (WA Ref:125629)


description: Purchase of Self Propelled Chipping Spreader

type: price

description: Purchase of one Self Propelled Chipping Spreader

streetAddress: Electronic

Pembrokeshire County Council

locality: Pembrokeshire

postalCode: SA61 1TP

streetAddress: County Hall, Haverfordwest

description: General public services

legalName: Pembrokeshire County Council

description: General public services

The Phoenix Engineering Co Ltd

locality: Chard

streetAddress: Phoenix House

legalName: The Phoenix Engineering Co Ltd

description: (WA Ref:127435)


title: Export Cable Termination Works

title:
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR THE EXPORT CABLE TERMINATION
WORKS

title: Minesto standard mutual Non-disclosure Agreement

title: Minesto Terms and Conditions

title: Contractors Application Form

title: Invitation To Tender

description: design manufacture and supply of export cable termination works

description: Marine equipment

description: Subsea equipment

description: Cable connectors

description: Consultative engineering and construction services

Minesto UK Ltd

locality: HOLYHEAD

postalCode: LL65 1UD

streetAddress: Procurement, Minesto UK Ltd, Celtic House, 41-43 Market Street,

Eta-Connect Ltd

locality: Romsey

streetAddress: 108 The Hundred,


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

title: Schedule 1 - Specfication

title: Schedule 2 - Conditions of Contract

title: Invitation to Tender

format: application/msword

title: Gwahoddiad i Dendro

title: Schedule 5 - Qualification Questionnaire

title: Atodlen 5 - Holiadur Cymhwyster

title: Schedule 7 - Technical Questionnaire

title: Certification of non collusion

description:
To provide a Collection and Disposal service for either;•	All Lagoon Leachate from the Penhesgyn In-vessel Composting Facility (IVC). The Lagoon Leachate is liquid run-off from the non-ABPR, open-air composting maturation slab at the Penhesgyn IVC, which is collected in a lagoon on site.•	All Tank Leachate from the Penhesgyn IVC. The Tank Leachate is liquid that arises from green garden waste non-ABPR composting processes in the production of PAS100 compost. This is run-off from the IVC building and is contained within a tank.•	All Lagoon Leachate and Tank Leachate combined. This will either be collected from the Lagoon and Tank respectively, or mixed at the Lagoon at the Penhesgyn IVC before collection.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=122502.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

(WA Ref:122502)

description: Composting services

description: Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services

Isle of Anglesey County Council

locality: Anglesey.

postalCode: LL77 7TW

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

description: Regional or local authority


title: RFQ Gwelliannau i bontydd - Lon Las Ogwen - Refurbishment of Bridges

title: Brief

title: Quote template - to be completed by the supplier

title: Location of Bridges

title: Access_Mynediad

format: image/jpeg

title: Bridge A1

title: Bridge A2

title: Bridge A3

title: Bridge A4

title: Bridge B1

title: Bridge B2

title: Bridge B3

title: Dyfynbris - i'w gwblhau gan y cyflenwr

description: Hoffai Adran Cefn Gwlad Cyngor Gwynedd benodi gwasanaeth ymgynghorol i reoli'r gwelliannau i ddau font ar lwybr aml ddefnydd Lon Las Ogwen ym Mhorth Penrhyn, Bangor. Gweler y briff atodol.Gwynedd Councils Countryside Service wish to appoint a consultancy service to manage the refurbishment of two bridges on the Lon Las Ogwen multi use path at Porth Penrhyn, Bangor. See attached brief

eligibilityCriteria: Gweler Dogfennau / See attached documents

description: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

Cyngor Gwynedd Council

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

description: Regional or local authority

Alun Griffiths Contractors

locality: Monmouthshire

postalCode: NP7 5AA

streetAddress: 21-23 Nevill St,, Abergavenny,,

Burroughs

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: 4 Radnor Court, 256 Cowbridge Road East,


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

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

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

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

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

description: Education and training services

description: Recreational, cultural and sporting services

description: Other community, social and personal services

RSPB

postalCode: CF11 9AB

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

Ed Drewitt

locality: Drybrook

streetAddress: Fir View, Hawkwell,


title: Enterprise Engineering & Optics Centre QS and Employers Agent Appointment

title: Invitation to tender document EEOC QS and EA services

title: Appendix 4 Pricing Schedule

title: Appendix 5 sell to wales instructions postbox guide

description: Supply of Quantity Surveying and Employers Agent services to support procurement and delivery of a £6.75m (exclusive of VAT), Enterprise Engineering & Optics Centre capital build project.Location of works is Wrexham (New Build)  & St Asaph (Refurbishment)The Project will be procured under a 2 stage Design & Build process.The appointed Construction Contractor Partner will be appointed involving a JCT Pre Construction Services Agreement (PCSA) and also JCT Design & Build 2016 Form of contract

eligibilityCriteria: As defined in attached ITT document

description: Quantity surveying services

description: Construction-related services

description: Construction consultancy services

Wrexham Glyndwr University

locality: Wrexham

postalCode: LL12 2AW

streetAddress: Capital Projects, Mold Road,

description: Body governed by public law

Sp Projects Limited

streetAddress: Unit 7B Wilkinson Business Park, Clywedog Road South,


description: Extension for up to a further 2 years.

description: Welsh Government are looking to commission a mixed-mode survey to gather evidence of attitudes and behaviours related to Net Zero within Wales. Alongside a desk based review of existing evidence, the survey will consist of multiple waves of 1000 participants. Each of the waves will require an accompanying report meeting GSR standards. Reports will be required in English and Welsh. Cyber essentials accreditation will be required from bidders.

name: Demonstration of a clear understanding of the policy/legislative context and need for the research.

title: Net Zero Attitudes and Behaviours Survey

performanceTerms: As stated in the tender documentation.

Welsh Government

roles: reviewBody buyer

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

streetAddress: Cathays Park

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

description: General public services

legalName: Welsh Government

High Court

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

Welsh Government

description: General public services

WSP UK Ltd

region: UKI

streetAddress: 70 Chancery Lane

legalName: WSP UK Ltd

description:
https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk
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 - Registration involves accepting a User Agreement, and providing basic information about your Organisation and about the User performing the Registration.
 - The User who performs the Registration becomes the Super User for the Organisation.
 - On registering on the Platform the Super User will select a Username and will receive a password.
 - The Password will be sent by e-mail to the email address that was specified in the User Details section of the Registration page.
 - In order to log-in to the Platform please enter your Username and Password.
 - Note: If you forget your Password then visit the homepage and click “Forgot your password?”
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 - If you think that someone in your Organisation may have already registered on this Platform then you must not register again.
 - Please contact the person who Registered (i.e. the Super User) in order to arrange access to the Platform.
 - Contact the Helpdesk immediately if you are unable to contact the Super User (for example if they have left your Organisation).
 - Note: If your Organisation is already registered on the Platform then you must not make any additional registration. Please contact the Helpdesk to gain access to the Platform.
 - Tenders must be uploaded to the BravoSolution portal by 2pm
 HOW TO FIND THE ITT:
 - Once logged in you must click on ‘ITT’s Open to all Suppliers’
 - The etender references for this contract are: Project_50701 and
 ITT _95815
 - Click on the title to access summary details of the contract. If you are still interested in submitting a tender, click the ‘Express an Interest button’. This will move the ITT from the ‘Open to all Suppliers’ area to the ‘My ITT’s’ on the home page.
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 NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process.To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID= 122642
 (WA Ref:122642)
 Under the terms of this contract the successful supplier(s) will be required to deliver Community Benefits in support of the authority’s economic and social objectives. Accordingly, contract performance conditions may relate in particular to social and environmental considerations. The Community Benefits included in this contract are:
 as described in the tender documents
 The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.
 (WA Ref:128307)


status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

title: Business Wales Supporting Entrepreneurs and Business Start-Up

title: Business Wales Development and Advisory Support

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

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

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

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

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2029

title: DRAFT Business Wales Specification - Pre Engagement Event

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

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

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2029

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

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2029

performanceTerms: As stated in the procurement documents

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

description: General public services

Welsh Government

streetAddress: Commercial Procurement DDaT, Cathays Park

description: General public services

streetAddress: Entrepreneurship and Delivery

description: General public services

Business In Focus

locality: Bridgend

streetAddress: 15 Old Field Road, Pencoed

legalName: Business In Focus

SBW Advertising

streetAddress: Cambrian Buildings, Ground Floor, Mount Stuart Square

legalName: SBW Advertising

title: Business Wales Delivery 2023-2028

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

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

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


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

description: Caerphilly CBC

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

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

Caerphilly County Borough Council

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach

description: General public services

description: Housing Support

legalName: Caerphilly County Borough Council

Pobl Care and Support

streetAddress: Exchange House, High Street

legalName: Pobl Care and Support

description: (WA Ref:125440)


title: Video film production - Social Business Wales Awards

title: Full specification

title: Form of quote

description: Cwmpas required short films (1-1.5 minutes in duration) of each of the 30 finalists in the 2022 Social Business Wales Awards. Films will be shot on location at the finalists’ premises across Wales to showcase the work of their social businesses. All filming should be undertaken in line with Covid-19 restrictions in place at the time. Each film should be edited, with opening/closing titles, music soundtrack and sub-titles. Bilingual content (with some contributors speaking Welsh) is preferred, with Welsh content sub-titled into English. Translation will be provided by Cwmpas.

description: Video films

description: Advertising film production

Cwmpas

locality: Caerphilly

postalCode: CF83 2AX

streetAddress: Policy and Communications, Y Borth, 13 Beddau Way,

When It Rains Creative

locality: Menai Bridge

streetAddress: The Garth, Glyngarth,


description: Renewal be reviewed after year 2

description:
The Welsh Government has set a target to reduce the level of carbon emissions of homes to net zero by 2050. Reducing energy use and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy will help secure the well‐being of future generations and assist in reducing poverty. Wales has 1.3m homes which emitted 3,716 kilotonnes of CO2 in 2019. The heating choice for the majority is from fossil fuels. Whilst Building Regulations establish energy efficiency targets for new homes there are no similar regulations yet in place to reduce levels of ‘embodied’ carbon contained in the building of new homes.
 Social housing represents about a fifth of the homes of Wales. WG has set out a number of measures to address carbon reduction in this sector’s new and existing homes. Welsh Government now wish to establish an all‐Wales agency to help developers, landlords and owners reduce the amount of carbon in building and running homes.
 The Zero Carbon Hub has been established for the purpose of supporting, informing and ultimately accelerating the decarbonization of the housing sector in Wales. The Hub will provide a central point and be an authority for net zero aims and housing performance, that is transparent, independent and for the public good. It will facilitate sharing of information and communication of lessons learned as well as identifying strategic skills and training priorities.
 A steering group comprising of Local Authority, Social Landlord, Welsh Government, Community Housing Cymru (CHC) representatives is looking to procure a partner for the Zero Carbon Hub to deliver the intended outcomes.

variantPolicy: allowed

description: Wales

title: Welsh Homes Net Zero Carbon Hwb

title: Welsh Homes Net Zero Carbon Hwb

description:
The Welsh Government has set a target to reduce the level of carbon emissions of homes by 85% by 2050. Reducing energy use and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy will help secure the well‐being of future generations and assist in reducing poverty. Wales has 1.3m homes which emitted 3,716 kilotonnes of CO2 in 2019. The heating choice for the majority is from fossil fuels. Whilst Building Regulations establish energy efficiency targets for new homes there are no similar regulations yet in place to reduce levels of ‘embodied’ carbon contained in the building of new homes.
 Social housing represents about a fifth of the homes of Wales. WG has set out a number of measures to address carbon reduction in this sector’s new and existing homes. Welsh Government now wish to establish an all‐Wales agency to help developers, landlords and owners reduce the amount of carbon in building and running homes.
 The Zero Carbon Hub has been established for the purpose of supporting, informing and ultimately accelerating the decarbonization of the housing sector in Wales. The Hub will provide a central point and be an authority for net zero aims and housing performance, that is transparent, independent and for the public good. It will facilitate sharing of information and communication of lessons learned as well as identifying strategic skills and training priorities.
 A steering group comprising of Local Authority, Social Landlord, Welsh Government, Community Housing Cymru (CHC) representatives is looking to procure a partner for the Zero Carbon Hub to deliver the intended outcomes.

title: Document 1- Invitation to Tender (ITT)

title: Document 2 - Net Zero Homes Hwb service specification

title: Document 3 - SSQ response

title: Document 4 - Quality Questions response form

title: Document 5 - Pricing Schedule

title: Document 6 - ClwydAlyn Terms and Conditions

title: Welsh Homes Net Zero Carbon Hwb

ClwydAlyn Housing

locality: St Asaph

postalCode: LL17 OJD

streetAddress: 72 Ffordd William Morgan, St Asaph Business Park

description: Housing Association

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: ClwydAlyn Housing

description: Housing Association

description: Environmental protection

description: Housing Association

description: Housing and community amenities

description: Environmental protection

Energy Saving Trust Enterprises

streetAddress: 30 Colonnade, Canary Wharf

legalName: Energy Saving Trust Enterprises

title: Zero Carbon Hub

description: (WA Ref:127822)


description: up to 2 (two) x 12 (twelve) month extensions

description:
Merthyr Valleys Homes (MVH) is responsible for provision of adaptations to all of its disabled tenants, which includes installation, maintenance and repair of a number of different types of items of personal lifting equipment (‘Lift Assets’) such as hoists, stairlifts, platform lifts and through floor lifts
 Merthyr Valleys Homes is seeking a suitably skilled, experienced and accredited Contractor to provide servicing, maintenance, repairs as well as removal, storage and reinstallation of Lift Assets.

title: Lifting Equipment Service and Maintenance

description:
Merthyr Valleys Homes are looking for a suitably qualified and experience Contractor to undertake the provision of Lifting Equipment Servicing and Maintenance.
 The assets included include but are not limited to:
 - Stairlifts,
 - Platform lifts
 - Through floor lifts
 - Hoists

description: 1 week extension given due to updated clarifications

label: Time limit

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

streetAddress: electronically

description: on expiry of the contract

type: suitability

description: Please refer to the tender documents

Merthyr Valleys Homes

locality: Merthyr Tydfil

postalCode: CF48 1HA

streetAddress: Ty Brychan, 22 Lansbury Road, Gellideg

description: Registered Social Landlord (RSL)

legalName: Merthyr Valleys Homes

description: Registered Social Landlord (RSL)

TPG Disableaids Ltd

locality: Hereford

streetAddress: Plough Lane,

legalName: TPG Disableaids Ltd

description: (WA Ref:129171)


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

description:
The principal objectives of the procurement are to:
 Commission the establishment of, and recruitment to, a rotating population panel (n~800-1,000 per month) composed of individuals aged 16/18 years and older resident in Wales
 We welcome quotes to detail costs for monthly survey samples of a) 800 and b) 1,000 participants.
 Please detail indicative numbers for total panel membership required to obtain these monthly samples.
 Pilot the panel survey approach and format i.e., second-contact surveying, ideally over a period of three months.
 Based on an expected average, we anticipate the questionnaires to take approximately 20 minutes if undertaken by telephone.
 Obtain an agreement compliant with the PHW NHS Trust’s Standard Financial Instructions for the procurement of the fieldwork for the survey.
 Ensure value for money principles are adhered to via a procurement provisioned to support a national service.
 Obtain indicative costings for the implementation and management of the population panel (n~800-1,000 per month) on an annual basis following its establishment.

title: Establishment and Piloting of a Population Panel Survey for Wales

description:
Public Health Wales seeks to commission the establishment and piloting of a population panel for Wales, to engage the public on issues of key public health importance (e.g., health inequalities, health behaviours, population aspirations for public health, perceptions on public health policy, and new avenues of research and evaluation). Establishment of the population panel will focus on panel recruitment, methods of panel rotation, and methods of participation and their implementation (e.g., online survey self-completion, computer assisted telephone interviewing [CATI], computer assisted self-interviewing [CASI], mixed approaches to suit participant preferences). We envision each monthly panel survey to include a sample of approximately 800-1,000 residents.
 Panel membership will ensure national representativeness within each monthly survey, according to geography, age, sex, and deprivation quintile (as determined by the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation), with over-sampling of participants resident in Wales’ most deprived lower super output areas. Panel membership would also represent the rich diversity of the Welsh population, with over-sampling of under-represented population groups, including by ethnicity, disability, and younger age. We expect the pilot phase (to March 2023) to include recruitment and initial surveying of panel members and second-contact surveying to inform understanding of retention, possible attrition, rotation, and ongoing maintenance of the panel.

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

High Court

locality: London

description: Health

legalName: High Court

postalCode: CF15 7QZ

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

description: Education

description: Health

description: General public services

DJS Research

locality: Stockport

streetAddress: Unit 3, Pavilion Lane, Strines

legalName: DJS Research

description:
Please note additional information on this procurement:
 1. The Contracting Authority reserves the right to award the contract in whole, in part or annul the tendering process and not award any
 contract.
 2. Bidders should note that they will be required to enter into terms and conditions of contract as set out in the Procurement documents and
 that save for matters of clarification or consistency the Contracting Authority will not negotiate the terms.
 3. The Contracting Authority will not accept completed responses after the stated closing date.
 4. All documents to be priced (where applicable) in sterling and all payments made in sterling.
 5. All tender costs and liabilities incurred by bidders shall be the sole responsibility of the bidders.
 6. Prospective suppliers should note that NHS Shared Services Partnership - Procurement Services is acting on behalf of the Public Health Wales NHS Trust.
 (WA Ref:134762)


title: Treforest station scaffold platform

title: CVL Transformation - Package 07 Stations - ITT

description: The documents will be available from Sell2Wales. Please record your interest in the notice to download the documents.

title: Tender pack

format: application/x-zip-compressed

description:
Provision and installation of temporary platform at station with hire for 32 weeks.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=122737.
Request for further information should be submitted through the Questions and Answers function on Sell2Wales. Please record your interest in the notice to submit a question.
Sub-contracting opportunities published on Sell2Wales are business-to-business transactions and are not subject to the normal public sector and EU rules regarding procurement. The Welsh Government does not accept responsibility or liability for the content, evaluation or award of sub-contracting opportunities.(WA Ref:122737)

submissionMethodDetails:
Completed documents should be returned through the Sell2Wales post box facility. Please record your interest in the notice to submit a response.
https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx

description: Scaffolding


title: The Upper and Middle Dee Invasive Non-Native Species Management Project Himalayan balsam control: Co

title: GR66.HB.01 UMDIM tender application form

title: DAFOR scale map

format: image/png

title: Area's where landowner permissions have been granted.

description: The North Wales Wildlife Trust's (NWWT) Upper and Middle Dee INNS Management project (UMDIM) aims to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam on both banks of the river Dee between Corwen Bridge, (SJ 06943 43363) to Carrog (SJ 11526 43713), Denbighshire. Invasive species are one of the main drivers of biodiversity decline globally. The environmental, economic, and social impact of invasive species in Wales will continue to grow unless they are managed with a sustainable and joined-up approach. The work outlined within this tender will complement invasive species management already undertaken by NWWT's North Wales Resilient Ecosystem Pilot Project (NWREPP) working in Upper Dee area.NWWT wishes to appoint an organisation to work with us to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam, to facilitate the development of our management strategy of controlling invasive non-native species in the River Dee Catchment which has been running for over a decade.

eligibilityCriteria: We invite applications from enterprises across the UK, within a priority for micro, small and medium-sizedenterprises (as defined by Welsh Government) or volunteer organisations.

description: Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services

North Wales Wildlife Trust

locality: Bangor

postalCode: LL57 2RT

streetAddress: INNS Team , Llys Garth, Bangor,

name: Hannah Everett, Cotoneaster Project Officer

Ecological Land Management Ltd

locality: Llay

streetAddress: Unit J, Prospect Industrial Units Rackery Lane,


title: Projectors

description: Lecture Theatre Projectors

description: Audio-visual equipment

Cardiff University

streetAddress: Procurement Services, McKenzie House, 30-36 Newport Road,

Gv Multi-Media

locality: Exeter

streetAddress: Unit B Heron Road, Sowton Industrial Estate ,


title: UMDIM Project: Himalayan balsam management Carrog to Rhewl

title: GR66.HB.02 UMDIM tender application form Carrog to Rhewl

title: GR66.HB.02 DAFOR scale

title: GR66.HB.02 Landowners

description: The North Wales Wildlife Trust's (NWWT) Upper and Middle Dee INNS Management project (UMDIM) aims to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam on both banks of the river Dee between Carrog, (SJ 11529 43710) and  Rhewl (SJ 17328 42542), Denbighshire. Invasive species are one of the main drivers of biodiversity decline globally. The environmental, economic, and social impact of invasive species in Wales will continue to grow unless they are managed with a sustainable and joined-up approach. The work outlined within this tender will complement invasive species management already undertaken by NWWT's North Wales Resilient Ecosystem Pilot Project (NWREPP) working in Upper Dee area.NWWT wishes to appoint an organisation to work with us to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam, to facilitate the development of our management strategy of controlling invasive non-native species in the River Dee Catchment which has been running for over a decade.

eligibilityCriteria: We invite applications from enterprises across the UK, within a priority for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (as defined by Welsh Government) or volunteer organisations.

Man Coed Vm Ltd

locality: Deeside

streetAddress: Reigan Industrial Estate, Factory Road, Sandycroft,


description:
Tai Tarian owns and manages approximately 9000 homes throughout the Neath Port Talbot region and employs approximately 550 staff. There are multiple documents relevant to every property, tenancy and employee that need to be stored and maintained in accordance with internal and statutory data storage regulations.
 The system must be suitable for all areas of the business and integrate with our existing core business systems (QL Housing, QL Finance and Jane HR) and be able to integrate with alternative systems should these change in the future. The solution must allow for easy storage and retrieval of documents, including the ability to store and access documents via mobile devices from any location.
 The Contract will be awarded for a period of 5 years, with an option to extend for a further 5 x 1 year periods.
 The system will be expected to support approximately 550 users.
 Further information is included in the Invitation to Tender.

title: Provision of Electronic Document and Records Management (EDRM) System

description:
As part of its transformation plan, Tai Tarian is seeking to issue a Contract for the provision of a full, comprehensive and native to Microsoft Office 365 Electronic Document and Records Management (EDRM) System to include (but not be limited to):
 -	Change Management support to ready our business for the change and embed the solution to become business as usual.
 -	Implementation (where appropriate) of the new system into our business.
 -	A training package for all Tai Tarian staff.
 -	Migration and cleansing of documents from our file shares and existing system.

title: Invitation to Tender - Provision of EDRM System - Ref 942

title: Appendix 1 - Functional & Technical Specification - updated 19.7.22

title: Tai Tarian IMS Summary

Tai Tarian Ltd

locality: Neath

postalCode: SA11 2FP

streetAddress: Ty Gwyn, Brunel Way, Baglan Energy Park

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Tai Tarian Ltd

High Court

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

Tai Tarian Ltd

description: Housing and community amenities

TSG Ltd

locality: newcastle

streetAddress: 1 Gosforth park, newcastle

legalName: TSG Ltd

description: (WA Ref:131365)


title: UMDIM Project: Himalayan balsam management Rhewl to Berwyn

title: GR66.HB.03 UMDIM tender application form

title: DAFOR scale map

title: Areas where landowners permissions have been granted.

description: The North Wales Wildlife Trust's (NWWT) Upper and Middle Dee INNS Management project (UMDIM) aims to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam on both banks of the river Deebetween Rhewl (SJ 17328 42542) and Berwyn (SJ 23365 42295) Denbighshire. Invasive species are one of the main drivers of biodiversity decline globally. The environmental, economic, and social impact of invasive species in Wales will continue to grow unless they are managed with a sustainable and joined-up approach. The work outlined within this tender will complement invasive species management already undertaken by NWWT's North Wales Resilient Ecosystem Pilot Project (NWREPP) working in Upper Deearea.NWWT wishes to appoint an organisation to work with us to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam, to facilitate the development of our management strategy of controlling invasivenon-native species in the River Dee Catchment which has been running for over a decade.

Wildbanks Conservation

locality: Ellesmere

streetAddress: Bank House Farm, The Trench,


title: Developing the Employee Value Proposition for Public Health Wales

description: Public Health Wales requires an experienced provider to assist us in understanding our current and desired Employee Value Proposition and who can develop a road-map for embedding our desired EVP with a primary focus on attraction and retention of diverse talent. This work will ensure Public Health Wales is recognised for not only what it delivers for the population of Wales, but what it delivers for its workforce, contributing to becoming an employer of choice.Detailed Requirements Include:1.	Develop or apply a robust EVP model/framework and articulate the sources and types of information required to shape a new EVP and assess our current situation2.	Review the all the current work strands and organisation information that exists and define and undertake the additional research likely to be required to ensure we have covered all the perspectives of:•	Our existing workforce (including Board, TUs, and Networks)•	New and diverse workforce•	Those exiting the organisation•	Potential employees•	Key stakeholders including academia and strategic partners3.	Develop and articulate what our aspirational but achievable EVP needs to be in order to meet our people ambition and deliver our long-term strategy as well as meet the expectations of our people4.	Assess our current EVP, identify gaps and recommend areas for action5.	Provide a detailed road-map setting out the priority areas for effectively embedding the EVP along with realistic timeframes6.	Recommend potential ways in which could measure the effectiveness of our EVP

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

streetAddress: Alder House , Alder Court ,

description: Body governed by public law

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: Hywel Dda Procurement Team, 4-5 Charnwood Court,, Heol Billingsley, Parc Nantgarw,

description: Body governed by public law

Dragonfish Uk

locality: Southampton

streetAddress: 4 & 5 Grosvenor Square ,


title: New aluminium door & grassed areas at Ogmore Vale Primary School

description: Construction work

Bridgend County Borough Council

locality: Bridgend

postalCode: CF31 4WB

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

Neath Construction Limited

streetAddress: Office H Lonlas Village Workshops , Skewen,


title: UMDIM Project Himalayan balsam control: Berwyn to Wenffrwd, Denbighshire

title: GR66.HB.04.UMDIM tender application form Berwyn to Wenffrwd

title: DAFOR scale map

title: Area's where landowner permissions have been granted

description: The North Wales Wildlife Trust's (NWWT) Upper and Middle Dee INNS Management project (UMDIM) aims to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam on both banks of the river Dee between Berwyn (SJ 23365 42295) and Wenffrwd Nature Reserve (SJ 23423 42327) Denbighshire.Invasive species are one of the main drivers of biodiversity decline globally. The environmental, economic, and social impact of invasive species in Wales will continue to grow unless they are managed with a sustainable and joined-up approach. The work outlined within this tender will complement invasive species management alreadyundertaken by NWWT's North Wales Resilient Ecosystem Pilot Project (NWREPP) working in Upper Dee area.NWWT wishes to appoint an organisation to work with us to manage the invasive non-native plant speciesHimalayan balsam, to facilitate the development of our management strategy of controlling invasive non-native species in the River Dee Catchment which has been running for over a decade.

eligibilityCriteria: We invite applications from enterprises across the UK, within a priority for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (as defined by Welsh Government) or volunteer organisations


title: UMDIM Project Himalayan balsam control: Wenffrwd Nature Reserve to New Bridge

title: GR66.HB05. tender application form

title: DAFOR scale map

description: The North Wales Wildlife Trust's (NWWT) Upper and Middle Dee INNS Management project (UMDIM) aims to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam on both banks of the river Deebetween Wenffrwd Nature Reserve (SJ 23423 42327) to New Bridge (SJ 26807 42049), North Wales. Invasive species are one ofthe main drivers of biodiversity decline globally. The environmental, economic, and social impact of invasive species in Wales will continue to grow unless they are managed with a sustainable and joined-upapproach. The work outlined within this tender will complement invasive species management already undertaken by NWWT's North Wales Resilient Ecosystem Pilot Project (NWREPP) working in Upper Deearea.NWWT wishes to appoint an organisation to work with us to manage the invasive non-native plant species Himalayan balsam, to facilitate the development of our management strategy of controlling invasivenon-native species in the River Dee Catchment which has been running for over a decade.