title: North Wales

title: South West and Mid Wales

title: South Central Wales

title: South East Wales

title: South West and Mid Wales

description: Contractors will need to be aware of current and emerging Welsh Government policy and commit to a flexible approach that is capable of responding to changing Ministerial priorities and labour market requirements. From time to time there may be a requirement to deliver new services aimed at supporting young people. Changes to the Programme Specification will be implemented in accordance with paragraphs A27. to A35. of the JGW+ Programme Specification and must be instructed in accordance with the process set out at Schedule 2 of the Framework Agreement. For the absolute avoidance of doubt, no variation or additional work in relation to the JGW+ Programme will amount to a modification of the overall nature of the JGW+ Framework Agreement.

description:
Welsh Government will shortly be commencing a procurement exercise for the delivery of the Jobs Growth Wales+ Youth Programme Framework Agreement ("JGW+ Programme") to provide support to young people who are not in education, employment or training.
 Through individualised support the JGW+ Programme will equip young people aged 16 to 18 years with skills, qualifications, work experience and subsidised work to enable them to progress to learning at a higher level, an apprenticeship or into sustained employment at the earliest opportunity.
 The JGW+ Programme will commence on 1 March 2022 and run for 4 years until March 2026 (with the option of an extension of up to 2 additional years).. The estimated total framework value is between 100m - 200m GBP. Details of how the first year allocations are intended to be divided by the 4 Regional Lots is included within the Funding Allocation Methodology at Annex 1 in the JGW+ Programme Specification.

title: South Central Wales

title: South East Wales

title: North Wales

description:
Welsh Government will shortly be commencing a procurement exercise for the delivery of the Jobs Growth Wales+ Youth Programme Framework Agreement ("JGW+ Programme") to provide support to young people who are not in education, employment or training.
 Through individualised support the JGW+ Programme will equip young people aged 16 to 18 years with skills, qualifications, work experience and subsidised work to enable them to progress to learning at a higher level, an apprenticeship or into sustained employment at the earliest opportunity.
 The JGW+ Programme will commence on 1 March 2022 and run for 4 years until March 2026 (with the option of an extension of up to 2 additional years).. The estimated total framework value is between 100m GBP - 200m GBP. Details of how the first year allocations are intended to be divided by the 4 Regional Lots is included within the Funding Allocation Methodology at Annex 1 in the JGW+ Programme Specification.

description: Carmarthenshire, Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire, Swansea, Ceredigion, Powys.

description: Bridgend, Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taf, Vale of Glamorgan.

description: Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Monmouthshire, Newport, Torfaen.

description: Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Isle of Anglesey, Wrexham.

description:
Welsh Government will shortly be commencing a procurement exercise for the delivery of the Jobs Growth Wales+ Youth Programme Framework Agreement ("JGW+ Programme") to provide support to young people who are not in education, employment or training.
 Through individualised support the JGW+ Programme will equip young people aged 16 to 18 years with skills, qualifications, work experience and subsidised work to enable them to progress to learning at a higher level, an apprenticeship or into sustained employment at the earliest opportunity.
 The JGW+ Programme will commence on 1 March 2022 and run for 4 years until March 2026 (with the option of an extension of up to 2 additional years).
 The JGW+ Programme will be procured under the light touch regime, implemented through regulations 74 - 77 as applied to Schedule 3 services of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015) using a quasi-open procedure.
 Please be advised that costs are fixed as set out in the Programme Specification, as such, there is no Commercial evaluation element to this tender.

Welsh Government

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

streetAddress: Corporate Procurement Services, Cathays Park

description: General public services

legalName: Welsh Government

Coleg Cambria

locality: Connah's Quay

streetAddress: Kelsterton Road

legalName: Coleg Cambria

Grwp Llandrillo Menai

locality: Rhos on Sea

streetAddress: Llandudno Road

legalName: Grwp Llandrillo Menai

ASSOCIATED COMMUNITY TRAINING LIMITED

streetAddress: Ocean Park House, East Tyndall Street

legalName: ASSOCIATED COMMUNITY TRAINING LIMITED

ITEC TRAINING SOLUTIONS LTD

locality: CARDIFF

streetAddress: ITEC TRAINING SOLUTIONS LTD, ITEC HOUSE  PENARTH ROAD

legalName: ITEC TRAINING SOLUTIONS LTD

Pembrokeshire College

roles: supplier buyer

locality: Haverfordwest

streetAddress: Merlins Bridge

legalName: Pembrokeshire College

title: North Wales

title: South West and Mid Wales

title: South Central Wales

title: South East Wales

description:
The estimated total framework value is between 100m GBP - 200m GBP. Details of how the first year allocations are intended to be divided by the 4 Regional Lots is included within the Funding Allocation Methodology at Annex 1 in the JGW+ Programme Specification.
 Agreement Start Date is 1 March 2022
 The term of the Agreement is for 4 years and 1 calendar month (and with the option to award an extension of up to an additional two years on a 1 year plus 1 year basis). The Agreement term ends on 31 March 2026 (and with the option to award an extension of up to an additional two years on a 1 year plus 1 year basis if applicable).
 (WA Ref:115098)


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

rel: canonical

status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

status: cancelled

description:
The supply of prosthetic items including the following categories:
 Integrated Limb System
 Shoulder Joints
 Hip
 Feet
 MP Ankle
 Foot/Ankle
 Knees
 Ankles
 MPK Knees
 Next Generation MPK Knees
 Controls
 Upper Limb Structural Components
 Lower Limb Structural Components
 Upper Suspension Methods
 Lower Suspension Methods
 Limb Power Management
 Cosmesis (Non High Definition)
 Cosmetic Limb
 Gloves
 Liners
 Residual Limb Compression Garments
 Residual Limb Socks
 Fingers
 Passive Hands
 Electric Hand
 Mechanical Hand
 Terminal Device
 Assistive Device
 Wrist
 Elbow
 Sports Limb

as per procurement docs

type: quality

type: price

region: UKL

scheme: CPV

format: text/html

description:
This procurement is for the provision of Prosthetic Components and Associated Products. this will cover the following categories:
 Integrated Limb System
 Shoulder Joints
 Hip
 Feet
 MP Ankle
 Foot/Ankle
 Knees
 Ankles
 MPK Knees
 Next Generation MPK Knees
 Controls
 Upper Limb Structural Components
 Lower Limb Structural Components
 Upper Suspension Methods
 Lower Suspension Methods
 Limb Power Management
 Cosmesis (Non High Definition)
 Cosmetic Limb
 Gloves
 Liners
 Residual Limb Compression Garments
 Residual Limb Socks
 Fingers
 Passive Hands
 Electric Hand
 Mechanical Hand
 Terminal Device
 Assistive Device
 Wrist
 Elbow
 Sports Limb

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CELEX

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

region: UK

locality: Cardiff

postalCode: CF14 3UZ

streetAddress: 4th Floor, Companies House, Crown Way

scheme: COFOG

description: Health

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

description: (WA Ref:122663)

initiationType: tender

scheme: EU-OJ


measure: bids

title: Ysgol Penmachno Electrical Re-Wire 2020-2021

description: Mae Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Conwy oedd yn edrych i gaffael contractwr cymwysedig i ymgymered ar gwaith canlynol:Ysgol PenmachnoWeirio Trydanol 2020-2021Cyfeiriwch at y dogfennau tendro ar gyfer manylion llawn gofynion y cytundeb.*********************************************************************Conwy County Borough Council were currently seeking to procure a suitably qualified Contractor for the performance of the following contract:Ysgol PenmachnoRe-Wire 2020-2021Please refer to the tender documents for full details of the contract requirements.

mainProcurementCategory: works

description: Electrical wiring work

description: Electrical fitting work

description: Fire-alarm system installation work

description: Electricity supply installations

description: Electrical installation work of electrical distribution apparatus

Conwy County Borough Council

locality: Conwy

postalCode: LL32 8DU

streetAddress: Environment, Roads & Facilities, Bodlondeb, Bangor Road,

A J Field Electrical Ltd

locality: Deeside

streetAddress: Unit 9, Factory Road, Sandycroft,

status: active


title: Piloting the use of IOT and LoRaWAN technology across Carmarthenshire’s rural Market Towns

description: Carmarthenshire County Council is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced consultant(s) to explore and develop the use of IOT and LoRaWAN technology as a way of supporting and aiding idenitifed issues across several market towns in rural Carmarthenshire.The commissioning of this contract will support aspirations of developing a network of SMART towns across rural Carmarthenshire and will align with the current work being undertaken across 10 rural towns across the County focusing on economic growth.This pilot project is being commissioned by Carmarthenshire County Council, as a joint pilot project funded by the county’s Local Action Group, Grŵp Cefn Gwlad who are responsible for the delivery of the LEADER programme, as well as Vallley’s Taskforce Programme.

mainProcurementCategory: services

description: Gateway software package

description: Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) services

description: Draft plans (systems and integration)

description: Telecommunication consultancy services

description: Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services

description: Technical analysis or consultancy services

description: Hardware consultancy services

description: Hardware selection consultancy services

description: Hardware integration consultancy services

description: Application service providers

description: Internet or intranet client application development services

description: Internet or intranet server application development services

description: Research and experimental development services

description: Research services

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Research consultancy services

Carmarthenshire County Council

locality: Carmarthen

postalCode: SA31 1JP

streetAddress: County Hall,

Datacymru Ltd

locality: Bangor

streetAddress: Ty Uchaf, Tanysgafell, Bethesda,


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

status: complete

description: additional work included in the Works information as optional works

description: Open Procedure

description: Isle of Anglesey

title: Morlais Horizontal Directional Drilling Work Package

description: Horizontal Directional Drilling works to install ducting for electrical cabelling from Shoreside Transition Pit to Offshore Seabed Location.

Menter Môn Cyf

locality: Llangefni

postalCode: LL77 7LR

streetAddress: Neuadd y Dref, Bulkeley Square

description: Third Sector Not For Profir Entity

description: Local Economic and Environmental Development

legalName: Menter Môn Cyf

Stockton Drilling Limited

locality: Wakefield

streetAddress: Unit 15, Navigation Court, Calder Park

scale: sme

legalName: Stockton Drilling Limited

currency: GBP

description: (WA Ref:124924)


description:
A 5-Year contract to provide a school catering service to 40 primary and 5 secondary schools on approximately 190 days per annum.
 There is currently a total of some 4,900 pupils on the primary school roll. A daily average of 2,100 paid and free meals are served.
 There is currently a total of some 3,900 pupils on the secondary school roll. A daily average of 3,800 GBP is received for paid meals and 860 GBP is charged for free meals.

Cost

type: cost

description: 40 primary schools and 5 secondary schools located throughout the Isle of Anglesey

title: Isle of Anglesey School Meals Contract 2021

description: A 5-Year contract to provide a daily school meals service to 40 Primary and 5 Secondary schools on approximately 190 days per annum.

Isle of Anglesey County Council

locality: Anglesey.

postalCode: LL77 7TW

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

description: General public services

legalName: Isle of Anglesey County Council

Chartwells

locality: Rubery

streetAddress: 24 Parklands, Birmingham Great Park

scale: large

legalName: Chartwells

description: (WA Ref:113458)


title: Digital Media Buying

title: Out of Home Media Buying

title: Broadcast Media Buying

title: Campaign design, creative design and production

title: Digital Media Buying

description: Bangor University is looking for an agency who can work with us to design digital advertising campaigns, negotiate competitive packages with the media, book the media and manage the relationship with the media through to the delivery of the advertising.

title: Out of Home Media Buying

description: Bangor University is looking for an agency who can work with us to design out of home advertising campaigns, negotiate competitive packages with the media, book the media and manage the relationship with the media through to the delivery of the advertising.

title: Broadcast Media Buying

description: Bangor University is looking for an agency who can work with us to design broadcast media advertising campaigns, negotiate competitive packages with the media, book the media and manage the relationship with the media through to the delivery of the advertising. This Lot includes terrestrial TV, digital TV including video on demand and radio

description:
Bangor University is looking for a highly creative agency who can advise and work with us to develop campaign messaging, adapt it for different channels and then supply it in the appropriate format for the chosen media. This is going to require a range of formats to include: video, sound (including scripts), gifs, print based adverts, online digital adverts, out of home posters (from buses to 48 sheet roadside billboards).
 It may also include TV advert production, however, as this is a specialist field, the University will consider agencies who don’t offer TV advert production services and these specific services may be excluded from the lot.

title: Media Buying Services

title: Media Buying Services

description: Bangor University is currently seeking to appoint an agency or agencies to deliver creative, targeted and impactful advertising campaigns and services to increase awareness of the University and to increase student recruitment.

Prifysgol Bangor / Bangor University

postalCode: LL57 2DG

streetAddress: Finance Office, Cae Derwen, College Road

description: Education

legalName: Prifysgol Bangor / Bangor University

Education Cubed Ltd

locality: Brighton

streetAddress: Mocatta House, Trafalgar Place

legalName: Education Cubed Ltd

Ubiquity Group

streetAddress: S4C Media Centre, Llanishen

legalName: Ubiquity Group

Havas People

locality: Manchester

streetAddress: 1st Floor, 52 Princess Street

legalName: Havas People

title: Digital Media Buying

title: Out of Home Media Buying

title: Broadcast Media Buying

description: (WA Ref:114008)


description:
DBW is inviting bids for refurbishment and fit out services (to include the provision of furniture and white goods) to RIBA stage 6. DBW appointed a company to undertake workbased design consultancy services to provide workplace design specifications to support DBW’s transition to a smarter way of working.
 The workplace designs incorporate the following:-
 A reduction in the footprint within the current premises, from three floors (6,7 & 8 at 22,234 square feet) to two floors (6 & 7 at 16,049 square feet).
 A reduction in the number of meeting rooms, with the two remaining floors being reworked and refurbished.
 A layout that maximises workspace efficiencies and fits with how we intend to use the space, providing agile, collaborative, private, focused and wellbeing spaces in addition to traditional desks and meeting rooms.
 A design that draws attention to the task based areas and away from the traditional desk areas. The intention is for the task based areas to appeal to the workforce providing areas of interest and comfort, encouraging use of the spaces and adopting the vision for the workplace.
 An overall design delivering a contemporary and eclectic look and feel, with a blend of natural textures balanced with our brand colour palette and personality.
 The workplace design and M&E specifications go on to form the brief for this Design and Build contract and tender for fit out services.
 Further information in respect of the required services (including the workplace design specifications and DBW’s requirements) can be found in the Invitation to Tender (“ITT”) and the appendices to the ITT, a copy of which has been made available to the market with a copy of this guidance.

description: Cardiff

title: The provision of Office Fit Out Services

procurementMethod: selective

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Development Bank of Wales

postalCode: CF10 4BZ

streetAddress: Development Bank of Wales, 1 Capital Quarter, Tyndall Street

description: Economic affairs

legalName: Development Bank of Wales

Paramount Office Interiors Limited

streetAddress: Summers House, Pascal Close, St. Mellons

legalName: Paramount Office Interiors Limited

description: (WA Ref:113344)


title: INDUCTION & REFRESHER TRAINING FOR APPROVED CLINICIAN/SECTION 12(2) DOCTORS

description: Induction and refresher training for approved        clinician/Section 12(2) doctors

description: Education and training services

description: Specialist training services

description: Vocational training services

description: Health training services

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

locality: St Asap

streetAddress: Alder House, Alder Court,

Neil Allen, Simon Foster, Debbie Martin

locality: Blackburn

postalCode: BB2 4FZ

streetAddress: 27 Clayton Way,


title: BCU-ITT-46263 Replacement of Local Electrical Distribution Boards at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd

description: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, hosted by Velindre NHS Trust and on behalf of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board are seeking a suitably qualified contractor for the upgrade and replacement of the local electrical distribution boards located within the residential accommodation block at Ysbyty Glan Clywd. Please refer to the specification document to review the full scope of the contract.Full details outlining the scope of the works are contained within the eTender Wales Invitation to Tender.The tender will be awarded to the most economically advantageous tender based on 40% quality and 60% cost as detailed in the ITT document. Please note that the tender closing date is 25/01/2021 at midday and any late submissions will not be considered.The etenderwales bravosolution ref : project_46263 and itt_85426Please direct all queries relating to this tender via the messaging function of the Bravo portal.More details can be found at https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk

description: Electrical installation work

description: Electrical engineering installation works

description: Electricity supply installations

description: Electrical installation work of electrical distribution apparatus

description: Mechanical installations

description: Mechanical engineering installation works

description: Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations

description: Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment

description: Electrical services

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

postalCode: CF15 7QZ

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

Bebbington & Wilson Ltd

locality: Prestatyn

streetAddress: Bebbington & Wilson Ltd, Unit 5-7 Lighthouse Business Park Bastion Road,


title: Highways Maintenance Works Schedule of Rates Contract 2021/22

description: The contract is for a annual Schedule of Rates Contract comprising of general maintenance works, repair and patching works and minor improvement works to carriageways and footways at various separate locations within the County Borough including planing, surface patching, road markings and all other maintenance and minor improvement works, traffic safety and management measures and logistics.

description: Excavating and earthmoving work

description: Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work

description: Engineering works and construction works

description: Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads

description: Construction work for highways, roads

description: Road construction works

description: Construction work for highways

description: Highway maintenance work

description: Road-maintenance works

description: Surface work for highways

description: Surface work for roads

description: Carriageway resurfacing works

Caerphilly County Borough Council

locality: Hengoed

postalCode: CF82 7PG

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach,

Kordel Ltd

locality: Brecon

streetAddress: Romilly, Kensington, Brecon,


title: Eco-hydrological services, Gwent Levels Tender

description: Tender for the supply of eco-hydrological services for the Sustainable Management Scheme, Sustaining Gwent Levels

description: Agricultural and horticultural products

description: Collected and purified water

description: Natural water

description: Agricultural services

description: Environmental services

RSPB

locality: Cardiff

postalCode: CF11 9AB

streetAddress: RSPB Wales, Castlebridge 3, 5-19 Cowbridge Road East,

Reading Agricultural Consultants Ltd

locality: Reading

streetAddress: Gate House, Beechwood Court, Long Toll, Woodcote,


name: Centre For Environment, Fisheries And Aquaculture Science

title: Desk-based research into forage fish

description: RSPB Cymru is seeking a contractor to undertake a desk-based research study on forage fish (to include but not be limited to sandeel, sprat and herring).Forage fish are a fundamental component of the marine ecosystem. These species are a prey source upon which other marine wildlife (including other species of fish, seabirds and marine mammals) depend. However, to date, research into the status, distribution and pressures upon these species in the UK appears to have predominantly focused on the North Sea.The aim of this contract is to increase the understanding of the ecology of forage fish and any pressures upon them, particularly in Welsh waters and the Irish and Celtic Seas. This will be done through a desk-based exercise which collates and examines existing available evidence, highlights evidence gaps and makes recommendations for how they can be filled. It is anticipated that this work will provide a baseline to facilitate future research.

description: Research services

locality: Lowestoft

streetAddress: Pakefield Road,


Balfour Beatty Rail Ltd

locality: Pontypridd

postalCode: CF37 5UT

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

Volkerrail Specialist Businesses Ltd

locality: Doncaster

streetAddress: Eagre House, J3 Business Park, Carr Hill, Balby,

Swietelsky Construction Company Limited

streetAddress: Holybrook House, 63 Castle Street,

title: Tamper & Crew (CVL-00064)

description: The Core Valley Lines in Brief:The Core Valley Lines (CVL) represents Phase 2 of the South Wales Metro, a 738GBP million project that will improve connectivity for the 1.5 million people who live and work in the Cardiff Capital Region.The proposed infrastructure improvements will enable improved journey times and increased service frequency on each line of route between Cardiff and Merthyr Tydfil, Aberdare, Treherbert, Rhymney and Coryton.The infrastructure improvements include:> Strategic track doubling and passing loops.> 25kVA Overhead Line Electrification to 172km of track withpermanently earthed sections to minimise disruptive work tostructures.> Improvements to all 52 stations within the CVL.> New stations at Crwys Road, Treforest Estate, Gabalfa, LoundonSquare and Cardiff Bay.> Extension of the Cardiff Bay line.> Development of a new rolling stock depot and network controlcentre in Taffs Well.The Requirement/Specification:> Resource over 265 Tamper shifts between 2021 -2024.> Supply Tamper Plant capable of Plain Line and S&C maintenance.> Supply a fully qualified crew.> Commitment to a work-bank.> Constructionline registration.> RISQS registration.This list is not exhaustive more details will be provided at Tender stage.Tender Documents:Suppliers who requested interest shall be subject to meeting Balfour Beatty Rail’s pre-qualification criteria for this package of works before being invited to tender.Checks will be made in the background and supporting evidence may be required. Access shall be supplied to those who qualify.Responses, including any tender queries, shall be via the Jaggaer portal only.Evaluation score will be based on the best overall score for the commercial and technical envelope. The envelopes will include the following question sets.> Demonstration of Competency.> Tamper Capabilities.> Sustainability questions.> Schedule of Rates.> Scenario Pricing.This list is not exhaustive more details will be provided at Tender stage.


name: Sheffield Transmission Developments Limited

title: Gearbox Refurbishment at Big Pit National Coal Museum

description: Refurbishment of existing gearboxGearbox specification:David Brown 	H3-500 	Foot mounted gearbox.Gear Ratio:	57.7:1Serial Number: G240006Summary of gearbox fault:The gear wheel on the third motion shaft is moving on the shaft approx. 0.053” when the gearbox is subjected to 100 amps static load.The bearings on the third and final motion shafts have at some point been rotating in their housings causing a small amount of wear. This has now been prevented by use of bearing retainer.Suggested works to repair gearbox:•	Pick gearbox up from ourselves at Big Pit.•	Strip gear unit.•	Clean components.•	Metal particle inspection of gear teeth (NDT).•	Manufacture new special third motion pinion shaft.•	Remove gear wheel from pinion shaft.•	Manufacture new key.•	Clean up bore on gear wheel.•	Assemble gear wheel and new third motion pinion shaft including new distance piece if required.•	Replace bearings.•	Skim & bore gear case.•	Rebuild gear unit.•	No load spin test.•	Supply and fit David Brown heavy duty cone ring Flexible type 18 half coupling. (small hole half)•	Supply new set of pins and cones.•	Deliver gear unit back to ourselves at Big Pit by the 15th March 2021.

description: Mechanical engineering services

Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales

postalCode: CF10 3NP

streetAddress: Cathays Park,

locality: Sheffield

streetAddress: Highfield Lane,


title: Bysiau 361, 381 a 389A / Buses 361, 381 and 389A

description: I ddarparu bysiau gyda gwregysau diogelwch.To provide buses fitted with seat belts.

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport)

Isle of Anglesey County Council

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

Eifions Coaches Ltd

locality: Holyhead

streetAddress: Mona Industrial Park, Gwalchmai,


title: E Bike Charging Infrastructure

description: Carmarthenshire County Council have liaised with a number of Private and Public Sector organisations to compile a list of locations which we feel will be appropriate for EBike charging. Site selection has been determined both by the partner’s willingness to take on the ongoing energy costs and by the ease of access to an existing electricity network. 8 Sites have been selected on this basis. The grant funding available for the project has been awarded under the Local Sustainable Transport Covid Response Fund from Welsh Government. This funding is limited to the 20/21 financial year and must be spent by the end of March 2021

description: Electrical equipment and apparatus

description: Electrical equipment for engines and vehicles

description: Electrical supplies and accessories

description: Electrical accessories

description: Electric vehicles

description: Parts and accessories for bicycles

description: Special-purpose electrical goods

description: Electrical wiring and fitting work

description: Electrical wiring work

description: Electricity supply installations

description: Other electrical installation work

description: Installation services of electrical equipment

description: Electrical services

description: Electrical power systems design services

Carmarthenshire County Council

locality: Carmarthen

streetAddress: Corporate Services, County Hall,

Phase 3 Electrical Ltd

locality: Neath

streetAddress: Phase 3 House, Briton Ferry,


description:
The Early Help and Enhanced support framework has been co developed across sectors in Wales led by the Clinical lead under the Together for Children and Young people.
 Programme, on behalf of the NHS Health Collaborative.
 The digital work to bring the Early help Framework to life is another piece of the jigsaw that is set to move us towards a whole system approach to the way we plan and deliver future services for children, young people and their families.
 The framework is now in a position to be developed into a visual tool which can support its adoption and embedding with the Regional Partnership Boards pan Wales.
 On behalf of the NHS Health Collaborative, Public Health Wales would like to invite potential suppliers to bid for the opportunity to support the development of online resource for NHS Wales Early Help and Enhanced Support National Framework.
 The need for this is urgent given the pressures on support services as a result of Covid-19 conditions and the need to identify early adopters with the Regional Partnership Boards.
 Due to the urgent nature of this requirement, an initial pilot programme will be advertised for suppliers to have an opportunity to quote via Multi Quote https://suppliers.multiquote.com/Page/Login.aspx , on Wednesday 20th January 2021. The bid will close on Thursday 28th January 2021 at midday. All works have a required completion date of 31st March 2021.
 This initial bid will be utilised as an anchor of interest, subject to the outcomes, performance and future confirmed funding there may be a subsequent requirement to roll the Early Help and Enhanced Support Framework across Wales at a later stage.
 Any further tender exercises in relation to the Early Help and Enhanced Support Framework, subject to funding, will be conducted via e-Tender Wales and will be open to suppliers who previously noted an interest or applied for the pilot work.

description: Wales

postalCode: CF14 4HH

streetAddress: Procurement Services, Cardiff and Vale UHB, Woodlands House, First Floor, Maes-Y-Coed Road

description: Health

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

High Court

locality: London

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

description:
Due to the urgent nature of this requirement, an initial pilot programme will be advertised for suppliers to have an opportunity to quote via Multi Quote https://suppliers.multiquote.com/Page/Login.aspx , on Wednesday 20th January 2021. The bid will close on Thursday 28th January 2021 at midday. All works have a required completion date of 31st March 2021.
 This initial bid will be utilised as an anchor of interest, subject to the outcomes, performance and future confirmed funding there may be a subsequent requirement to roll the Early Help and Enhanced Support Framework across Wales at a later stage.
 Any further tender exercises in relation to the Early Help and Enhanced Support Framework, subject to funding, will be conducted via e-Tender Wales and will be open to suppliers who previously noted an interest or applied for the pilot work.
 (WA Ref:142335)


title: Gwaith allanol AM258 Bangor External Works

description: Please refer to the tender documents

description: Roof works and other special trade construction works

description: Refurbishment work

Adra (Tai) Cyf

locality: Bangor

postalCode: LL57 9DS

streetAddress: PO Box 206,

Brenig Construction Limited

locality: Colwyn Bay

streetAddress: Parc Busnes Cartrefi Conwy Business Park, Station Road, Mochdre,


title: Independent Member / Chair of the Dyfed Pension Fund Local Pension Board

description: Carmarthenshire County Council, as the administering authority of the Dyfed Pension Fund is seeking an Independent Member / Chair for the Pension Board.

description: Pension investment services

description: Pension fund management services

description: Insurance and pension services

description: Pension services

description: Individual pension services

description: Group pension services

description: Pension fund consultancy services

description: Pension fund administration services

description: Government employee pension schemes

Mj Hudson Allenbridge

streetAddress: 8 Old Jewry,


title: WAS-ITT-46350 Refurbishment & Reconfiguration Works to Vantage Point House for Phones First Project

description: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership (NWSSP) are requesting tenders on behalf of Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust (WAST) for the following requirement:Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust requires a suitably qualified contractor for  reconfiguration and refurbishment works to Vantage Point House in relation to their Phones First project. The tender will be available on the eTenderWales portal under the following references:itt_85568 and project_46350Please refer to the eTenderWales portal to review the full specification.Please note that the deadline for this tender is 04/02/2021 at 12:00pm. Any late responses will not be considered.The tender will be awarded to the most economically advantageous tender based on 50% quality and 50% cost as detailed in the ITT document.Please direct any queries via the messaging function on the eTenderWales portal.https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/

description: Construction work for buildings relating to road transport

description: Construction work for buildings relating to health

description: Refurbishment work

NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership

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

Paramount Office Interiors

streetAddress: Summer House , Pascal Close,


title: POW-ITT-46363 Anti-Ligature Alterations to Bryntirion Resource Centre, Welshpool Hospital

description: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, hosted by Velindre NHS Trust and on behalf of Powys Teaching Local Health Board are seeking a contractor for anti-ligature alterations to be undertaken at  Bryntirion Resource Centre, Victoria Memorial Hospital, Welshpool. Please refer to the tender documents to review the full scope of the works required.The tender will be awarded to the most economically advantageous tender based on 40% quality and 60% cost as detailed in the ITT document. Please note that the tender closing date is 05/02/2021 at midday and any late submissions will not be considered.The etenderwales bravosolution ref : project_46363 and itt_85600Please direct all queries relating to this tender via the messaging function of the Bravo portal.More details can be found at https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk

description: Construction work

Baptt Shopfitters Ltd

locality: Fforestfach, Swansea,

streetAddress: Unit 9,, Kingsway Business Centre,,


description: Patchliner automated ePhys patch-clamping system for characterisation of cell surface and intracellular ion channels

procurementMethod: limited

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

procurementMethodRationale:
The Patchliner is a fully automated planar patch-clamping system with unparalleled versatility, compared to rival automated systems, and ease-of-use compared to conventional patch-clamping, which requires several months specialist training. This ease-of-use is the key attribute, as high quality electrophysiology data can be generated after just one training session, making the equipment realistically multi-user and allowing PhD or undergraduate students to perform otherwise complex ion channel electrophysiological recordings. The equipment will allow basic research into ion channel function, such as ion permeability, voltage dependency, and the effects of ligands and modulators on these, and ion channel directed drug discovery, by researchers who are not expert electrophysiologists. Planar patch-clamping systems utilise borosilicate glass chips with a micron size aperture, embedded in a microfluidic chamber, to take the place of pipettes in a conventional patch-clamping set up. Negative pressure attracts cells to the aperture, where a reliable seal is formed automatically with the cell, allowing recording of ion flux. We will use this equipment for 1) ion channel targeted drug discovery, 2) characterisation of differentiated stem cell models (e.g. neurons, cardiomyocytes), 3) phenotypic characterisation of ion channels, 4) characterisation of pore-forming toxin ion permeability, 5) ion flux in plant cells and 6) the impact of biomaterials and artificial amino acids on ion channel function.
 Justification for Patchliner: The Patchliner is the only automated patch-clamping system capable of performing both medium throughput whole cell recordings, and recording from isolated organelles and giant unilamellar vesicles. This is vital for our research as we need to record from intracellular ion channels, as well as conduct medium throughput drug development programmes and characterise differented stem cell models. No other automated patch-clamping system can do this.

description: The works, supplies or services can be provided only by a particular economic operator due to absence of competition for technical reasons

Cardiff University

postalCode: CF24 0DE

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

description: Education

legalName: Cardiff University

Nanion Technologies GmbH

locality: Muenchen

streetAddress: Ganghoferstr. 70A

legalName: Nanion Technologies GmbH

currency: EUR

description: (WA Ref:121324)


measure: lowestValidBidValue

measure: highestValidBidValue

description:
Approved Providers List in order to assist Direct Payment Recipients living in independently and exercising their choice and control.
 The Councils wish to support the uptake of Direct Payments in their area which requires an effective and efficient payroll service to work alongside the existing internal Direct Payment support services.
 The service is to support and enable Direct Payment Recipients in carrying out payroll (and associated administration services for managed accounts) in relation to their Direct Payment monies.

description: The Service will be delivered across Conwy and Denbighshire

title: Approved Providers List for the provision of Direct Payments Payroll Services

description: Conwy County Borough Council jointly with Denbighshire County Council established an Approved Providers List for Direct Payment Recipients to allow them to requests payroll, pensions, accounts and pre-paid cards services.

crossBorderLaw: Conwy County Borough Council and Denbighshire County Council.

Conwy County Borough Council

locality: Conwy

streetAddress: Bodlondeb, Bangor Road

description: General public services

legalName: Conwy County Borough Council

Denbighshire County Council

locality: Ruthin

postalCode: LL15 1YN

streetAddress: Wynnstay Road

legalName: Denbighshire County Council

PayPacket Ltd

locality: Nottingham

streetAddress: 2nd Floor The Hub, 40 Friar Lane

legalName: PayPacket Ltd

The Rowan Organisation

locality: Coventry

streetAddress: Unit 7, Spring Hill Industrial Estate, Colliers Way

legalName: The Rowan Organisation

David Howard Ltd

locality: Kingston upon Thames

streetAddress: 1 Park Road, Hampton Wick

legalName: David Howard Ltd

description: (WA Ref:124807)


title: Pressure Swing Adsorption Unit for Reduced Industrial Carbon Emissions (RICE) project

description: The Reduced Industrial Carbon Emissions (RICE) project at Swansea University is developing a pressure swing adsorption (PSA) unit to demonstrate cost-effective CO2 separation from industrial gas mixtures. Here CO2 is separated from the industrial exhaust gas by selective adsorption onto a pelletised, solid adsorbent (like zeolites, activated carbon, alumina, silica etc.) at an elevated pressure. This tender focusses on procurement of various parts of the PSA unit. Some of these are bespoke such as adsorbent beds, gas tanks etc. while some of them are available off the shelf such as various sorts of valves, temperature sensors, pressure gauges etc. All of these parts will be delivered to Swansea University Bay Campus to be assembled by the University unless otherwise stated in the lots.This requirement is split into four separate lots:Lot 1 of the tender consists of all vessels and the required instruments like thermocouples, pressure gauges and pressure relief valves.Lot 2 contains 70 air actuated bellow valves and solenoid pilot valves required to operate the unit and test various separation schedules.Lot 3 is a summary of gas tubing, various manual valves, particle filters and pressure regulators.Lot 4 contains the framework for the entire unit to keep the vessels, gas lines and valves safely in place.PLEASE NOTE – The successful tender(s) will be required to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement

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

description: Valves and tubes

description: Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)

description: Thermocouples

description: Valves defined by function

description: Pressure-reducing, control, check or safety valves

description: Valve actuators

description: Filtering apparatus

description: Frames

description: Tanks, reservoirs, containers and pressure vessels

Swansea University

locality: Swansea

postalCode: SA2 8PP

streetAddress: Procurement - VC's Office, Swansea University, Singleton Park,

Axium Process Ltd

streetAddress: Hendy Industrial Estate, Hendy,


description: Rhododendron eradication work to a prescribed methodology in the Cothi valley: Caeo forestPeriod 2021 to 2025Caeo forest is an area of largely plantation conifer forestry in the Cothi valley, where there are sparse and scattered rhododendron bushes. This is an area of 365ha, which has been professionally surveyed. The survey has recorded 846 plants recorded in 247 locations.

description: Forestry services

RSPB

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: RSPB Wales, Castlebridge 3, 5-19 Cowbridge Road East,

Groundsure Land Management

locality: Cardigan

streetAddress: Llanhurst, Llechryd,


title: MID WALES CHALLENGE LED LAUNCHPAD SERIES

title: Mid Wales Challenge Led Launchpad Documents - English

format: application/x-zip-compressed

title: Mid Wales Challenge Led Launchpad Documents - Cymraeg

title: Frequently asked questions, version 1.

title: Latest version of FAQs clarified.

description:
The Mid Wales Challenge Led Launchpad Series is part of the Growing Mid Wales Partnership an initiative representing the region's interests and priorities for improvements to the local economy. This programme is delivered by AberInnovation and Innovation Strategy in collaboration with Ceredigion County Council, Powys County Council, Hywel Dda University Health Board and Powys Teaching Health Board.The Mid Wales Challenge Led Launch Pad Series is inviting projects to develop innovative solutions which can advance our environment in Mid Wales. We are seeking expressions of interest from private, public and third sectors organisations to tender for R&D contracts of up to £30,000 (inclusive of VAT) per project to develop and prototype their new products and services. This challenge is supported by the Welsh Government and the UK Government.The Mid Wales Challenge Led Launch Pad Series is a new programme aimed at developing novel solutions to public sector and societal issues through research and innovation whilst offering new market opportunities for businesses and people in Mid Wales. The programme will enable businesses to analyse and evaluate the potential of concepts and ideas for eventual public sector deployment through collaboration with academia and regional leadership to encourage success and growth. Through a collaborative working model, it will deliver expertise and resources to accelerate the development of innovative businesses and accelerate growth through high impact innovation. This new programme will involve stakeholders from public, private, and academic sectors identifying and selecting the most pressing, regional societal issues requiring solutions and working together to support businesses in the development of solutions to the identified problem. This will include tailored support and the potential to utilise unique regional capital assets and technology to support businesses in the development of novel solutions. Challenge Led Launch Pads will provide excellent opportunities for businesses to develop and demonstrate technology to a range of stakeholders within the partnership acting as potential customers.Importantly, challenges not only need innovative solutions, but they also need skilled people to deliver the need in the region. Skills are often the biggest issue and priority for business and installing a well skilled and able labour market to support our industries of the future is crucial for innovative businesses. Challenge Led Launch Pads will support individuals in the development of skills and knowledge throughout Mid Wales communities through an innovative work placement and match making scheme known as the Launch Pad Skills Builder. Individuals will be offered opportunities to work alongside successful businesses to gain new skills and knowledge throughout the duration of the project. Businesses will provide tasks and offer shadowing opportunities to individuals to stimulate new ideas and increase confidence during the programme. Through this approach businesses will benefit from additional resource, improved skills and understanding of how to employ new staff. Individuals stand to benefit through the development of news skills supporting their careers, building relationships with potential long-term employers, and improving the chance of sustainable employment.Challenge Led Launch Pads aim to address core areas of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 to help renew our communities and build a more productive and prosperous economy in Mid Wales.Applications must be submitted via the Sell2Wales postbox and the deadline for applications is noon on the 10th January 2022.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=115739.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.

All participants must complete and submit the application form to Sell2Wales by noon on the 10th January 2022.Please find all information you need in the five competition documents uploaded. Please read all carefully.(WA Ref:115739)The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: Please see competition documents attached including all T&Cs. Please read all carefully. English and Welsh Documents Available.

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

description: Food, beverages, tobacco and related products

description: Agricultural machinery

description: Chemical products

description: Collected and purified water

description: Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction (except electric apparatus

description: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

description: Research and development services and related consultancy services

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

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

description: Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services

description: Other community, social and personal services

AberInnovation

locality: Aberystwyth

postalCode: Sy23 3ee

streetAddress: Marketing, AberInnovation, Gogerddan Campus,

description: Body governed by public law


title: Sub Regional Children’s Assessment Centre, Bwthyn y Ddol, Colwyn Bay

title: Bilingual advert

format: application/pdf

title: Folder 10 - Quality Questionnaire and Instructions

title: Tender Pack retrieval link - 01/12/2021

title: Tender Pack amendment-Folder 14

title: Tender Pack retrieval link-amended 02 12 21

title: Folder 9 - 596-STO-00-00-DR-L-0002-Proposed_and_existing_levels - 2nd attempt for opening

title: Amended Folder 5-dwgs 67-001 & 68-001

title: Ground Investigation Report - 85MB

title: Window, Door & Ironmongery Schedules

description:
Conwy County Borough Council is currently seeking to procure a suitably qualified Contractor for the development of a Sub Regional Children’s Assessment Centre.It will incorporate three structures, comprising an unplanned assessment house, a planned assessment house and a workshop, inclusive of all external works and drainage at the former Meadow Lodge Site, Abergele Road, Colwyn Bay.Please refer to the tender documents for full details of the contract requirements.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=116145.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.

Please download the documents attached to this advert.Also please download the full tender pack, specification documents and drawings using the link in the Additional Information section and / or the Tender pack retrieval link document.(WA Ref:116145)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:The minimum community benefit expectations are taken from CITB Client based approach.Benefit	and Minimum (baseline) expectation:Short work placements of up to 2 weeks duration	- 4 placementsJob created or protected on project - 1 FTEConstruction careers advice and guidance in partnership with Careers Wales - 1 EventTraining weeks on site (person weeks) - 44 person weeksQualifications gained NVQ2 or above - 1Industry certification gained - 5Training plans - 3Case study - To be agreed with client post contract award.Please see the full tender pack for full details.Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: There is an element of ICF funding.The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

eligibilityCriteria: Please see the attached Instructions and Invitation to Tender documents.

description: Construction work

description: Construction work for houses

description: Multi-functional buildings construction work

description: Recreation centre construction work

description: Hostel construction work

description: Construction work for social services buildings

description: Childrens home construction work

description: Construction work for social facilities other than subsidised residential accommodation

description: Daycare centre construction work

Conwy County Borough Council

postalCode: LL32 8DU

streetAddress: Corporate Procurement Team, Bodlondeb, Bangor Road,

description: Regional or local authority


title: 21289-001 P3 Breakwater Park_Proposed Plans

title: 21289-002 P3 Breakwater Park_Elevations

title: 21289-003 P1 Breakwater Park_Structural Details 1

title: 21289-004 P1 Breakwater Park_Structural Details 2

title: 21289-005 P1 Breakwater Park_Structural Details 3

title: SK501T2 Preliminary Drainage Scheme

title: 502T1 Drainage Details

title: 21264-E01 Porosity Report

title: 21264-E02 Civil Specification

title: Breakwater M&E Specification Nov-21

title: IHP Mounted Panel Datasheet

title: M&E 22-11-21 - Sheet - P2124-IBE-00-E101 - Power, FireAlarm & lighting

title: M&E 22-11-21 - Sheet - P2124-IBE-00-M001 - Mechanical

title: 41465-Breakwater Park Visitors Centre Refurbishment and Extension Specification

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 2001 - GA Door & Window Schedule

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 4001 - GA Site Plan

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 5001 - GA Elevations

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 6001 - GA Plans

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 7001 - GA Sections

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8001 - Construction Detail 01

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8002 - Construction Detail 02

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8003 - Construction Detail 03

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8004 - Construction Detail 04

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8005 - Construction Detail 05

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8006 - Construction Detail 06

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8007 - Construction Detail 07

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8008 - Construction Detail 08

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8009 - Construction Detail 09

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8011 - Construction Detail 11

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8012 - Construction Detail 12

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8013 - Construction Detail 13

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8014 - Construction Detail 14

title: 41465-Wood-XX-DR-A - 8015 - Construction Detail 15

title: 41465 - LEA - 04 - Location Plan

title: GPR Survey_Holyhead Country Park_Holyhead_1-100 A1

title: Structural Report_Breakwater Park Holyhead 18.01.19

title: 41465-Lea02 Existing Wardens Building

title: 41465-WOOD-XX-DR-L-0001 Landscape General Arrangement Plan

title: 41465rr005i1 Preliminary Ecological Appraisal

title: Pricing Schedule

title: ITT

format: application/msword

title: ITT - Welsh Version

title: Qualification-Questionnaire

title: Holiadur Cymhwyster

title: Tender Checklist

title: Technical Questionnaire

description:
Construction of a single storey extension and internal refurbishment to the existing Warden's Building at Breakwater Country ParkNOTE: 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=116222.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.

There are enabling works being carried out to increase the electric supply to the existing building, it is intended these works shall be complete prior to contract commencement.(WA Ref:116222)Relates to the following project/programme financed by EU Community Funds: ERDF Holy Island International Visitor Gateway Project

description: Construction work

Isle of Anglesey County Council

locality: Anglesey.

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

description: Regional or local authority


title: Ammanford Feasibility Studies

title: Specification

title: Terms & Conditions

description: Carmarthenshire County Council are looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced consultant to complete four feasibility studies for Ammanford Town, following on from a recently concluded Economic Recovery Plan for Ammanford Town.

description: Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis

description: Business analysis consultancy services

description: Research services

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Research consultancy services

description: Market and economic research; polling and statistics

description: Market research services

description: Economic research services

description: Economic impact assessment

description: Feasibility study

description: Cultural event organisation services

description: Recreational, cultural and sporting services

Carmarthenshire County Council

locality: Carmarthen

postalCode: SA31 1JP

streetAddress: County Hall,

description: Regional or local authority

The Means Ltd

locality: Llanelli

streetAddress: Suite 3, 21-25 West End,


title: AC-NMW St Fagans Atrium Venue – New Motorised Truss System

description:
A new suitable rigging system is required in the Atrium venue at St Fagans National History Museum for suspending event equipment, decorations, exhibition collections and hanging displays.The Atrium is a large courtyard hall used as a multipurpose event space – hosting performances, gala dinners, and conferences. There is currently no truss system in place, by installing a new system we will increase the diversity of events and exhibitions AC-NMW can host in the space, and remain competitive alongside other venues in Cardiff, Wales, and the UK, as a high quality and multi-purpose hireable venue.The truss system will be motorised and easily lowerable and will be hung from the existing hanging points within the venue’s ceiling. AC-NMW are looking to appoint a specialist rigging supplier to design, deliver and install the new motorised truss system.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=116349

Additional information available in tender documents.(WA Ref:116349)

description: Roof trusses

Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales

streetAddress: Cathays Park,

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


title: Blaenau Ffestiniog Flying Start Childcare, Play and Nursery Education Service

description:
LOT 1Gwynedd Council is looking for a Welsh-speaking childcare provider to provide Flying Start Childcare, Early Years Education and Play for children aged between 2 and 12 years old within a new building on the site of Ysgol Maenofferen, Blaenau Ffestiniog. The capital work will be funded by Welsh Government's Flying Start Capital Grant Programme.The Flying Start childcare service is currently offered to families within the Diffwys and Maenofferen wards with approximately 33 children eligible for their childcare entitlement. This service will extend over the coming months to include families living within the Bowydd and Rhiw ward as a whole, with approximately 10 additional children eligible for their childcare entitlement.LOT 2Gwynedd Council is looking for a Welsh-speaking childcare provider to provide Flying Start Childcare and the Childcare Offer in Blaenau Ffestiniog. The successful provider will be expected to find a suitable building in order to provide this service.The Flying Start childcare service is currently offered to families within the Diffwys and Maenofferen wards with approximately 33 children eligible for their childcare entitlement. This service will extend over the coming months to include families living within the Bowydd and Rhiw ward as a whole, with approximately 10 additional children eligible for their childcare entitlemenNOTE: 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=116301

Suppliers Instructions How to Express Interest in this Tender1. Register your company on the eTenderwales portal (this is only required once)- Browse to the eSourcing Portal: www.etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk and click the “Click here to register” link- Accept the terms and conditions and click “continue”- Enter your correct business and user details- Note the username you chose and click “Save” when complete. You will shortly receive an email with your unique password (please keep this secure)2. To express an Interest in the tender :- Login to the portal with the username/password and click the “Open Access PQQs/ITTs” link. (These are Pre-Qualification Questionnaires open to any registered supplier)- Click on the relevant ITT to access the content and click the “Express Interest” button in the “Actions” box on the left-hand side of the page.- This will move the PQQ/ITT into your “My PQQs/ITTs” page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only)- Click on the PQQ/ITT code, you can now access any attachments by clicking the “Settings and Buyer Attachments” in the “Actions” box3. Responding to the tender - You can now choose to “Reply” or “Reject” (please give a reason if rejecting)- You can now use the ‘Messages’ function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification- Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the PQQ/ITT- There may be a mixture of online & offline actions for you to perform (there is detailed online help available)If you require any further assistance use the online help, or the BravoSolution help desk is available Mon–Fri (8am– 6pm) on: - eMail: help@bravosolution.co.uk - Phone: 0800 069 8634If you have a question regarding the tender itself, please use the messaging facility within the system.Sonia Evans from Business Wales is also available to help with tender bids if needed. Phone number: 01745 585025.Further information on completing the tender on etenderwalesThis tender process consists of a pre-qualification element and then a tender for each lot.You MUST complete the PQQ and only those who are successful at this stage, will have the remainder of their submission assessed.You are then required to complete the relevant ITT associated with the Lot(s) you are tendering for. You will see 4 ITTs listed but you are only required 2 of these, either in English or in Welsh.If any part of this is unclear, please use the messaging facility within E-tenderwales and we will endeavour to explain further.(WA Ref:107539)The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.(WA Ref:116301)The buyer considers that this contract is suitable for consortia bidding.

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eligibilityCriteria: Appendix 1In light of the current Covid -19 precautions it’s possible that some of the requirements in this Appendix won’t be achievable this year. You will be required to provide additional information that will support different ways of working remotely and virtually with Flying Start families in line with revised Welsh Government guidelines.To achieve the terms of the Government grant the childcare setting should work with the Flying Start Scheme and Gwynedd Council's Children and Supporting Families Department to comply with the following requirements, in order to provide childcare of the highest quality: The operational document is as a key part of Parts 1 and 2 of the Service Level Agreement (SLA).For up-to-date information on any changes see the link to the Safeguarding Guide -https://gov.wales/guidance-childcare-and-playwork-coronavirus-html1.	Staff / Training1.1 The Responsible Individual / Registered Person must ensure that all staff working at the setting have the appropriate experience, qualifications, skills and abilities and attributes to carry out their roles effectively. Staff files will contain all the necessary information about staff.1.2 Appropriately trained and qualified staff must be employed: - the leader must have a level 5 qualification and assistants must have a level 3 qualification, and where settings employ unqualified staff they should ensure that individuals commit to training from level 2 to level 3 and leaders from level 3-5. The setting's staff must sign a contract of employment committing to achieve the relevant levels. The input of a member of the Flying Start management team will be sought when recruiting staff to the setting.1.3 In line with the new Flying Start Childcare 2019 guidance, volunteers will not be included as part of the minimum 1: 4 adult to child ratio.1.4 During 2021-2022 there will be a phased introduction of Flying Start training packages for Childcare on HWB. The packages will include the following ready-prepared modules: 1.	Flying Start Background / Elements2.	Welfare of children and staff3.	Child Development4.	Role of the Adult5.	Importance of Play6.	Planning7.	Creating Learning Environments8.	Developing the Environment - Inside and Out9.	Contact with parents -Transition1.5 There must be a commitment to participate in training networks and continuing professional development of staff, ensuring that staff attend and implement the training objectives at the settings as set out below.1. Elklan / Makaton - implement the training objectives on a daily basis, when talking to the children during the childcare sessions.2. Various behaviour support strategies to be implemented consistently and naturally during sessions with the children. Promote positive behaviour in all activities, paying attention to and discussing feelings.3. Implement daily the training provided in health and wellness, Yoga, and mindfulness sessions .4. Food Hygiene5. First aid6. Safeguarding Children7. Boliau Bach8. Healthy Pre-School Scheme Programme – staff to attend the training that complements the programme modules such as hand washing training etc. 9. Wellcomm - training and support sessions conducted by the Speech and Language Therapists. 10. SOGS - information session (SOGS assessments to be carried out on targeted children only).  11. Any other training to meet CIW requirements12. Training on the changes to the ALN Code13. Any training individually requested from Flying Start to meet specific ALN requirements.1.6 Staff at Flying Start settings should receive support and training from the Local Authority Education Department where appropriate eg Foundation Phase Training if they provide education for 3 year olds.2. Setting2.1 All settings must provide 2.5 hours of education and care for children from Monday to Friday, 12.5 hours per week, for 39 weeks of the year, (with the right to close for 5 days for Flying Start training). £13.00 is paid per session for the childcare to cover staff costs, arts and crafts equipment, materials and administration costs, cleaning and consumables, staff training (excluding Flying Start training), travelling and management costs. Please ensure sufficient non-contact time of at least 2 sessions per week (2 x mornings and 2 x afternoons) to attend relevant meetings such as area meetings, transfer, mapping / fun days, completion of monitoring / administration and annual audit spreadsheets, observation files / records, Wellcomm screening, non-contact time with the Teacher, and with other Flying Start staff such as the Health Visitors, Language Therapists, community nursery nurses, Early Development and Play Officers, Family Support Officers or Monitoring and Data Officers.Opening dates-Term 1: 12 April 2021- 20 July 2021Half term - 31 May 2021 - 4 June 2021Term 2: 1 September- 22 December 2021Half term - 25 October - 29 October 2021Term 3: 6 January 2022 - 10 April 2022.Half term- 21 February - 25 February 20222.2 	Extra summer childcare - all Flying Start settings will have an option to accommodateup to 15 childcare sessions over the summer holiday period.2.3	The settings must create a welcoming, homely and positive ethos in the setting with staff welcoming the children and parents / carers on a daily basis. Virtual meetings must be held with parents to receive and share information about the children.2.4 The provision will establish a good relationship with the children's parents from the outset in a very effective way. This will contribute to the process of settling the children (invite to a meeting with staff to see the setting beforehand – in accordance with the safeguards guidelines) In the light of Covid 19 it is suggested that discussions be held with parents virtually if this cannot be done safely on a face to face basis.2.5 Stay and Play- every term for Flying Start children before the children start at the childcare setting. Settings must carry out initial conversations to gain information about the children and share information about the setting, discuss settling in sessions, how information is shared regularly / daily with the families eg Contact Book, the Treasure Book and the 'About Me' booklet, the new ALN code, and assessment methods. Use various platforms to share and receive information- eg SeeSaw, Class Dojo. This can provide opportunities for families to discuss events and activities after the sessions. Arrange a Stay and Play session. As a result of Covid 19, consideration can be given to holding Stay and Play sessions outdoors in line with the 'Protective Measures' guidelines for sharing and receiving information. All Flying Start Childcare settings have the technology to conduct virtual sessions with parents also. Due to the restrictions that prevent parents from visiting settings, it is suggested that settings create a video clip of the setting showing both inside and out, introducing staff, and creating clips of staff at the setting, telling a story or singing. This will help the child with the settling in process.Reporting on the Wellcomm screening. Time should be given to discuss the results of the Wellcomm screening and to share targets and activities with parents each term.Reporting on a child's development. An individual meeting should be held with each parent / guardian at the end of each term to discuss the child's development and discuss the "About Me" booklet and any additional tracking if relevant. The leader / manager must ensure that there are written records in the booklet about the child and that parents / guardians and are encouraged to record their comments and sign in the ‘About Me’ booklet2.6 The building, both indoors and outdoors, and the resources provided must be of high quality and appropriate to the needs of the children and their families. Flying Start funding / capital bids will provide an opportunity to order suitable resources for the settings following discussions with the link teacher, and subject to availability. Any change to capital funding will need to be added into the Self Evaluation.2.7 	Children must be given the opportunity to enjoy varied and interesting periods of physical development through dance, games and large equipment indoors and outdoors in all weather. As a result of Covid 19 all venues are encouraged to promote greater use of the outside areas and to enjoy nature more.2.8 Children must be given regular opportunities to take the lead in their own play and that staff follow the children's lead. Conduct the Wellcomm screening by following the child’s lead. Work with the teacher to develop the gradual transition to planning in the moment with the children and strategies such as 'Can I join you?' as part of the provision map on a daily basis.2.9 A balanced and healthy menu must be provided during snack and meal times (in a nursery) with access to daily fresh water.2.10 Settings must ensure that there are suitable facilities for children and adults to wash their hands in accordance with National guidelines, and most recently Covid.2.11 All settings will need to ensure that children are continually encouraged to use the outside area as a second classroom area, to extend their learning in line with Covid 19 guidelines.2.12 Wellcomm Screening - The Central Team will continue to monitor this Data. Following the Wellcomm screening, the targets will be generated by the 'Wizzard' system, and are available for settings to use to support the children who have had an amber or red score. Targets from the Wellcomm package should be implemented during the sessions in the Childcare setting. All settings are expected to re-screen all children within a 3 month period. The leader should discuss any concerns about a child's language development with a parent, FS SALT, FS Teacher, and the wider Team, to ensure that appropriate support and advice is offered. Joint referral with other officers of the multi-agency Flying Start Team can be made to the Panel for targeted provision.3 Quality3.1 The setting must be registered with Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) and comply with any recommendations set by them.3.2 Placements must provide information to all staff about the new Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act that came into force from April 6th 2017, and ensure that their service complies with the act's objectives.3.3 The settings must provide the highest quality of service whilst also safeguarding the health and wellbeing of the children when at the childcare setting. Staff must read and sign the setting's confidentiality policy and review this on a termly basis. Staff must also attend relevant training on a regular basis so that they have the opportunity to receive updates on Child Protection arrangements. A protocol must be in place and all staff at the setting must be confident and aware of the reporting procedure when concerns are raised.3.4 The setting must commit to the Healthy and Sustainable Pre-School Scheme to enable the setting to further promote physical well-being and healthy eating. The recommendations and requirements of the Healthy Pre-School Scheme must be followed in line with Covid 19 restrictions.3.5 The setting must adopt the Designed to Smile Scheme (Cynllun Gwên) to teach and encourage children to clean their teeth. The recommendations and requirements of the Scheme must be followed in line with Covid 19 restrictions.3.6 The setting must register with the Cool Milk Scheme where the children receive free milk.3.7 The Flying Start setting must be affiliated to an appropriate Association (eg MM, NDNA) and ensure that funding is provided to cover quality assurance and membership procedures. Every Cylch Meithrin must works with the Mudiad's support officer to commit to changing registration to become a ‘CIO’ by the end of the 2023 financial year.3.8 The setting must commit to achieving the Quality of Care Quality Mark- eg Mudiad Meithrin’s Safonau Serennog / Equality counts- NDNA - National Day Nurseries Association and collaborate with the relevant development officers to update the link teacher about the developments. All settings must renew the Quality of Care Mark as required within an agreed timescale. New provisions must register on the scheme within 2 years of opening. Flying Start will refund the registration fee for the Quality Mark.3.9 The setting must work with the Flying Start link teacher, who understands the care and educational needs of children at this stage of their development, in order to assist Flying Start staff by attending the in-service training provided on pedagogy and practice etc and by creating local support networks. Teacher visit reports must be kept on file. An ITERS 3 assessment for the setting must be received by the link teacher so that all the setting procedures can be ascertained and the action plan must then be followed to move the setting forward.4. Partnership Working4.1 Strong relationships should be developed with the Flying Start Team, working closely with the Health Visitors, Community Nursery Nurse, Speech and Language Therapist, Associate Teacher, Family Support Officers, and Early Development and Play Officers. Correct referral procedures must be followed if children need to be supported under the new ALN Code and any referral to an agency must be discussed with the relevant officer. If more than one officer is supporting the child, a joint referral will be required.4.2 All Flying Start childcare settings must receive at least one visit a month from the Teacher, depending on the setting's circumstances.4.3 Relevant meetings within the Flying Start scheme must be attended so that the setting is kept informed about  the Scheme, eg Base meetings / Site meetings, Full Flying Start Team, Planning Meetings, Service Level Agreement discussion meetings and the framework performance (RBA), cluster meetings.4.4 Good links must be developed between Flying Start settings, providers of care and education for the children transitioning within the Scheme, eg transition from home to childcare provision at age 2, transfer to nursery education at age 3, and from nursery to school. Appropriate transition meetings must be attended every half term. 2021 -2022 will be a transitional year whilst  familiarising with the new ALN Code and the new transition meetings. Guidance, support and training will be provided to support the change and further guidance given in the guidance document. 4.5 Up-to-date reports must be prepared for team meetings of the ‘team around the child’ (representation by the setting’s leader if requested by the parent or the chair of the ‘team around the child’). Reports must be prepared and information and evidence gathered for applications to the Early Years Reference Panel. High quality must be assured in the provision for the various tiers within the provision map, as necessary to support the child’s development. There needs to be collaboration with the link teacher, speech and language therapist, health visitor and any support teacher (where Partnerships currently have such arrangements in place, the relevant agencies should attend the meetings). The structure of the new ALN code arrangements will need to be followed. This forum will be available if the need arises.4.6 Visits should be arranged at the setting with the language therapist and action taken on the recommendations for the children. Elklan principles must be implemented within the setting to complement the Therapist's work. Targets should be discussed following Wellcomm screening. Any concerns about children can be discussed further with the Therapist and advice given  if there is a need to refer to the generic service.4.7 Friendly communication settings. The existing language groups in each Flying Start setting will gradually change over the next period. There will be support, sustenance and training for the settings to promote effective communication and interaction within the provision. This will promote child centered practices by ensuring that practitioners follow the child's lead. Settings will receive ICT equipment to promote the work. We will support the establishing of friendly cluster meetings to promote good practice and strategies and to promote children's communication and interaction skills.4.8  Settings should work with the Early Development and Play Officers to distribute library books regularly to their children. The setting can receive the officer's service as required to promote the children’s  literacy skills and provide details about the number of children taking part on a termly basis.4.9 The setting should work with the Early Development and Play officers in the 'Small Steps – Camau Bach' groups that have been set up for children transitioning into Childcare and to support parents. The leader will need to ensure that they arrange for them to visit the group in order to introduce themselves to the parents and children, and present information about the provision. 4.10  If a child is still in nappies near the end of their Flying Start childcare period, the children should be referred, following parental consent, for toileting support from the Nursery Nurse by making a referral to this service.5. Safeguarding and Concerns5.1 The settings must provide the highest quality service whilst safeguarding the health and well being of the children during their time at the childcare setting. Staff are required to read and sign the setting's confidentiality policy and review this on a termly basis. Staff must attend relevant training. A protocol must be in place and operational for all staff and all setting staff must be confident and aware of the reporting procedure when concerns are raised.5.2 It is essential that any concerns about a child are properly recorded, and that a chronology of incidents is available should evidence be required at the request of the North Wales Safeguarding Children Board, Social Services or relevant agency. Settings must follow the relevant protocol and procedures for ensuring that the notes are closed -'Locked down' -when a situation of concern arises. The registered person and the committee have a responsibility to ensure that these arrangements are followed.5.3 If there are any concerns about the safeguarding and welfare of a child the Childcare Lead, designated persons for the provision and a registered person should be contacted to report the concern. It is the responsibility of the setting committee / management board to ensure that staff know who the designated persons are. If it is a significant / serious concern, the Mudiad Meithrin protocol for reporting  concern must be followed / the Social Services Intake Team - 01758 704 455 must be contacted. The concern will need to be recorded as evidence.5.4 The guidelines in the provision map document and supporting document under the ALN Code must be followed. Regular discussions about children should be conducted with the Flying Start Teacher, Language Therapist, Health Visitors, and any officer supporting the child to ensure appropriate support is offered. Joint referrals to the Flying Start Panel / Early Years Panel (formerly the referral scheme panel) are required for targeted interventions.6. Information6.1 The setting should continue to improve the quality of childcare by measuring satisfaction and sending questionnaires to parents / carers, children and external agencies and act upon the recommendations made by the different agencies that support them.6.2 Appropriate data must be collected on the children’s development from entry to the time they leave, including screening information and data on how children are supported under the ALN Code. Detailed evidence should be kept on the impact of the provision on progress and children's achievement in discussions eg SOGS, Wellcomm screening results, important information leaflets (the old cloud sheet), the ‘About Me’ booklet, Progress Tracking Profile, Profile Foundation Phase and the yellow observation booklet. Action should be taken on the recommendations in these profiles pages Transfer information should be given on the Transfer form for each child moving or changing settings. Virtual transfer meetings  should be conducted in line with Covid 19 precautions, with the Flying Start teacher and the nursery class teacher to pass on relevant in preparation for September.6.3 Settings should cooperate with the Monitoring Officer, Data and Finance Analyst and Development Childcare Officer. Specific monitoring forms must be completed and returned to Plas Pawb monthly, every term and annually, and reports to the Flying Start Monitoring Officer and Data Analyst must be prepared on the following matters:Ttimetable for providing information  -  Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruMonthly	1. Targeted provision claims.2. Childcare monitoring spreadsheet and monthly claimEvery Term	1. Monitoring spreadsheet - Welsh Government requirements. 2. Register of Staff training3. Register of staff who attended Fun days.4. ALN children's reports at the end of their intervention.5. ALN / additional support child development progress monitoring spreadsheet.Annually	1. Annual report2. Underspend monitoring report3. Capital monitoring report (if applicable)4 Audit evidence, eg receipts6.4 The National and Local Flying Start Logo must be displayed on any correspondence, information or marketing materials and signage. A Flying Start sign should be displayed outside the Childcare setting.7. The ALN CodeFlying Start children should be supported in line with the new ALN Code to ensure a high quality provision for the various tiers within the provision map. New requirementsmust be complied with and reference made to appropriate documentation - See ALN websitehttps://adyach.cymru/cy/Rhieni/Gwasanaethau/Anghenion-Dysgu-Ychwanegol/Blynyddoedd-Cynnar/Dogfennau-Allweddol.aspxDATES FOR FINANCIAL CLAIMS / MONITORING REPORTS FLYING START 2021/22Every Term	Date	Reports to be sent to:Term 1 Monitoring and Claim	July 20 2021	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruTerm 2 Monitoring and Claim	December 22 2021	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruTerm 3 Monitoring and Claim	March 31 2022	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruMonthly	Dates	Reports to be sent to:Claims 1: 1/1: 2Childcare	6th of each month	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruLanguage Groups	6th of each month	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruAnnually	Date	Reports to be sent toAnnual Report	May 6 2022	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruCapital grant report	April 1 2022	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruUnderspend Report	April 1 2022	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymruAnnual Audit	At the request of the Data and Monitoring Officer June - September 2022	Plaspawb@gwynedd.llyw.cymru To the Data and monitoring officerAPPENDIX 2 - Terms and Conditions of the Childcare OfferLot 1&2Criteria 1.	The provider must be registered with Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) by ensuring that the service offered complies with the National Minimum Standards.  If your registration is cancelled or deferred, you must inform the Gwynedd and Anglesey Childcare Unit immediately. No funds will be paid during de-registration.2.	The Provider must comply with the Safeguarding regulations. The Provider must adhere to the All Wales Child Protection Guidelines. All staff must receive training to the appropriate level. The Provider must ensure that all relevant Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) checks are made for staff, depending on how much contact they have with vulnerable individuals and families.3.	The Provider must comply with all requirements of the Gwynedd and Anglesey Special Educational Needs Code of Practice and the Additional Learning Needs Strategy.4.	The Provider must comply with Gwynedd Council’s Equality Policy and Equal Opportunities Policy. The Provider must ensure that there will be no discrimination against any individual based on race, disability, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age or any other circumstance. The Provider must comply with all legislation relating to equality and the Human Rights Act, and prohibit any discrimination and take any reasonable steps to promote access to services and information.5.	The Provider must comply with the requirements under section 101 of the Childcare Act 2006 to provide information about the children in their care when the Local Authority asks for information.6.	The Provider is free to note its own criteria for admitting children, on the condition that they comply with the relevant legislation on equality and non-discrimination. Every parent should have the same right to receive free childcare, whether they pay for additional childcare or not.7.	The Provider should ensure that the information about child admission is clear and available for parents, and that the information on what hours/sessions that can be claimed for free for them is completely clear.8.	The Provider must offer a bilingual childcare service.9.	All members of staff and volunteers will be responsible for Health and Safety in order to comply with the Provider’s Health and Safety Procedures/Policy, and the Provider must ensure that such a policy is regularly reviewed and is in-keeping with the latest relevant legislation.10.	The Provider must make every effort to support good attendance in the setting, and promptly notify of any problems that arise.11.	The Provider must have clear written procedures on dealing with grievances by service users. These procedures should include retaining a written record of every complaint and the measures taken to deal with those complaints. The details of every grievance must be available for the Commissioner.12.	Clear procedures must be in place to ensure financial stability. The Provider must also agree for officers to audit its systems and financial records as necessary.13.	The Provider must be responsible for all relevant taxes, on income or expenditure, to HM Revenue and Customs.14.	The Provider must have:  (a)	Employer’s liability insurance to comply with any legal requirements implemented at the time, and (b)	Public liability insurance for the amount and range of insurance that the provider deems appropriate but encompassing at least everything that has an indemnity or compensation obligation under these Terms.The Provider must insure the Commissioner and the Council as the liable body from and against every case, claim, and cost whether it be as a result of personal injury (including an injury causing death) or loss or damage caused to property or anything else as a result of providing the service, and it cannot be ascribed to the negligence of the Council, its employees or its agencies. The Provider must have valid and appropriate insurance at all times which will be consistent with statutory and legal requirements and consistent with the range of services undertaken by the Provider. The Provider must have Public Liability Insurance with a minimum insurance of £5,000,000 in relation to any incident, and to provide a copy of the insurance certificate to the Council following a claim.  It is the Provider’s responsibility to meet any claims for compensation as a result of negligence on behalf of the Provider in achieving its responsibilities under this Agreement. Claims / Monitoring	Monthly claims must be submitted to the Childcare Unit in accordance with the monitoring timetable. Failure to submit claims will delay payments.	Every monthly claim must be submitted through the on-line CAPITA system. 	If inaccurate or false information is submitted, it may lead to the withdrawal of the funded provision as an approved provider, and the funding reclaimed.	The Provider must submit records on childcare attendance as required.	The Provider must inform the Childcare Unit if a funded child terminates his/her contract.	Once registered, the Provider will be regularly monitored and evaluated by the Childcare Unit.	Once registered to provide funded childcare spaces, the Provider may receive correspondence from Welsh Government and its researchers for monitoring and evaluation purposes.APPENDIX 3 - Nursery Education Agreement Criteria (LOT 1 only)The Provider must satisfy the needs of the Education Department by implementing all criteria as the Nursery Education Provider. •	The Provider must be able to offer quality nursery education sessions for 10 hours per week over a period of four or five days only.•	The Amended Foundation Phase Curriculum Framework 2015 must be followed and the seven fields of learning must be provided in full, as noted in the Framework. The profile assessment of the Foundation Phase must be completed for each child in accordance with the guidelines. •	The Provision is required to be open for children for the Spring School Term and the Summer School Term.•	The Provider will be required to co-operate fully with the Support Teachers and the Support Officers, and accept and implement any input, advice or support.•	The staff will need to be qualified, and the leader/manager must have a minimum Level 3 qualification or higher, and meet the 1:8 staff ratio in terms of CIW requirements, and ensure that all staff have an up-to-date DBS check.•	The staff will be required to attend relevant training. The setting will be given three days to close for training purposes.•	It will be necessary to ensure that all the setting's practitioners have received adequate and up to date training•	The Committee will need to ensure sufficient time for the Leader and the staff to plan for the children's education.•	The Provider will be required to plan to receive an Estyn inspection that will be jointly completed with Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW)•	Any recommendations given by Estyn / CIW or the Education Department must be implemented within the fixed timescale.•	The Provider must be registered with Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), ensuring that the Provider complies with the agency regulations. (if the service de-registers, the Education Department will need to be informed by contacting the Childcare Development Officer). •	The Provider will offer education that complies with Gwynedd Council's Welsh Education Plan, by ensuring adequate quality to provide education through the medium of Welsh or bilingually.•	To be a member of a body that supports early years’ education organisations – Mudiad Meithrin •	The Provider must comply with the requirements of the Gwynedd Council Special Educational Needs Code of Practice and the Additional Learning Needs Code of the new Bill, the Equality Policy and the Equal Opportunities Policy.•	The Provider will comply with Safeguarding Children requirements in the setting, demonstrating evidence of this action as required. •	It would be desirable for the Provider to work towards a quality accreditation.•	An effort will be made to ensure the high attendance of the children within the setting. An attendance report will need to be submitted to Gwynedd Council for each child who receives nursery education.•	There will be a need to ensure effective communication between the Leader, the staff and the Management Committee.•	Full collaboration will be required with the Childcare Development Officer.•	The Provider will manage how the service is delivered.

submissionMethodDetails: E-Tender Wales Project Number 49026

description: Pre-school education services

description: Child daycare services

Cyngor Gwynedd Council

locality: Caernarfon

postalCode: LL55 1SH

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

description: Regional or local authority


title: Supply of One Honda SM6 520cc Quad Bike

description:
Supply of a Honda SM6 520cc quad bike.  Delivered to Brecon, PowysNOTE: 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=116350.

No part exchange required by the National Park Authority.(WA Ref:116350)

eligibilityCriteria: Good track record for supplying and maintaining Honda quad bikes.  No Part ex change required by the customer.Goods to be delivered to Brecon on or before 28 January 2022.

description: Motorcycles

Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

locality: Brecon

postalCode: LD3 7HP

streetAddress: Dept of Planning and Place, Plas y Ffynnon, Cambrian Way,

description: Regional or local authority


title: Supply of Grillo Climber 10 AWD 27

description:
Supply of Grillo Climber 10 AWD 27Delivered to Brecon PowysNOTE: 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=116352.

Grillo Climber 10 AWD 27 to be supplied to Ffrwdgrech Brecon Powys by 28 January 2022(WA Ref:116352)

eligibilityCriteria: Excellent record for the supply and maintenance of Grillo equipmentPlease supply costs for the collection and delivery of machinery to and from Ffrwdgrech Brecon Powys for routine maintenance, and repairs.

description: Miscellaneous gardening equipment

description: Regional or local authority


title: AC-NMW Hybrid Event Infrastructure Project - Phase 2

description:
Following on from a successful adoption of hybrid technologies and services for hybrid events and activities, AC-NMW are looking to roll out to other museum sites across the AC-NMW organisation. To achieve this, we are looking for a supplier to supply us with the goods as described in the attached bill of quantities.All goods are to be delivered by the 11th of March at the very latest. Alongside your pricing you will be required to provide assurance that you will be able to meet the above deadline for completion of the order.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=116356

(WA Ref:116356)

description: Audio-visual equipment

description: Audio-visual materials


title: RFQ - Works - Footway improvements - Penchwintan Road, Bangor

title: Project brief

title: Briff prosiect

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

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title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

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title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

title: Dogfennau / Documents

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Gweler dogfennau atodol / See attached documentsNOTE: 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=116358.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.

This notice has been sent as a region specific notice. If you did not receive an alert about this you are not based in the specific region selected by the buying authority. Questions on why this was sent as a region specific notice should be sent to the buying authority.(WA Ref:116358)

description: Construction work

description: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

Cyngor Gwynedd Council

description: Regional or local authority