name: LHC Procurement Group for the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA)

title: Building Management Systems

title: Cavity Wall Insulation

title: External Wall Insulation - up to 11m

name: SUSTAINABLE BUILDING SERVICES (UK) LIMITED

title: External Wall Insulation 11m and Higher

name: GIBSON SPECIALIST TECHNICAL SERVICES LIMITED

title: Commercial and Communal Heating Systems

title: District and Network Heating Systems

title: Electrical Space Heating Systems

title: Building Ventilation Systems

title: EV Charging

title: Multi-Disciplinary Retrofit Works 0 to 750k

name: PROPERTY BUILDING MAINTENANCE (WALES) LIMITED

title: Multi-Disciplinary Retrofit Works 750k to 2.5m

name: M & J GROUP (CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING) LTD

title: Multi-Disciplinary Retrofit Works 2.5m plus

title: Internal Insulation

title: Loft Insulation

title: Rainscreen Cladding

title: Individual Metering

description:
This lot provides an integrated approach to supporting organisations in developing and implementing comprehensive energy policies and strategies and additional support in energy efficiency, retrofit and decarbonisation. It focuses on facilitating comprehensive long-term planning, access to government funding, and strategic development of organisations retrofit and decarbonisation plans.
 Services within this lot will include guidance on strategy formulation, energy policy development, and navigating funding opportunities. This may include assistance from the early planning stages through the identification, application, and management of funding processes to support sustainable energy development initiatives.
 Consultants appointed to this lot may be required to provide tailored advice and strategic planning assistance to assist the organisation as a whole, or project specific advice. Their role may cover the evaluation of energy policy needs, alignment with strategic objectives, and adherence to relevant standards and regulations.
 Services required may also include client training such as retrofit awareness and grant funding application training.

description:
This lot provides for external managing agent / consultancy to oversee and manage the delivery of all aspects of a retrofit project or programme.
 Working closely with the client, the managing agent will provide a turnkey service to delivering retrofit projects on behalf of the client from inception through to business case, design, completion and handover, including principal designer and/or contracting responsibilities where required. This may include identifying, applying for and managing grant funding or other revenue streams to help build the business case for the project.
 Typical services that would fall under the scope of organisations being appointed to this lot include (but not limited to):
 -	Surveys and other associated analysis
 -	Development of the business case and options appraisal
 -	Support with grant funding applications and reporting
 -	Support with any planning or other applications
 -	Overall management of the project from end to end including resident or community engagement
 -	Sourcing of any installation sub-contractor and/or other specialists
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 5 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

description:
This lot covers the supply of PAS 2035 retrofit professionals for providing advice and consultancy services on retrofit projects covered under the PAS 2035 Standards for domestic buildings. Included in this workstream are the tasks of delivering PAS 2035 compliance through various stages, from initial building assessments and energy efficiency consultations to the application of retrofitting measures and the integration of multi-disciplinary retrofit strategies.
 The consultancy will cover the entire process, offering expert advice, planning, and implementation services to ensure the retrofitting projects align with the PAS 2035 framework and contribute to the client's carbon reduction goals.

description:
This workstream focuses on delivering expert consultancy for retrofitting projects in alignment with PAS 2038 standards, specifically targeting non-domestic buildings.
 The primary goal is to enhance energy efficiency and performance across a variety of structures, from office buildings to multi-residential facilities with communal spaces. The consultancy adopts a comprehensive approach to retrofitting, ensuring the improvements align with the building's functional requirements and sustainability goals.
 The consultancy will cover the entire process, offering expert advice, planning, and implementation services to ensure the retrofitting projects align with the PAS 2038 framework and contribute to the client's carbon reduction goals.

description:
The purpose of this multi-disciplinary lot is to provide LHC clients with a route to approved contractors who can provide a range of retrofit and decarbonisation services under a single contract.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 This lot is for multi-disciplinary projects or programmes with a value of up to 750,000 GBP and as such LHC's intention is that this lot will be suitable for bidding by SMEs.
 Companies appointed to this lot will be able to offer client's an end to end installation and commissioning of retrofit and decarbonisation services either via direct labour or via specialist sub-contractors with the appointed companies to this lot capable of being appointed as principal designer and/or principal contractor.
 Projects delivered through this lot will typically encompass a range of measures covered in lots 8 - 23, however the scope of this lot also allows for any other works required for the retrofit of a building.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management, and administration activities as detailed in this specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 5 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

description:
The purpose of this multi-disciplinary lot is to provide LHC clients with a route to approved contractors who can provide a range of retrofit and decarbonisation works under a single project / contract.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 This lot is for medium to large multi-disciplinary projects or programmes with a value of between 750,000 and 2.5million GBP, and as such LHC's intention is that this lot will be suitable for a range of small and medium sized contractors.
 Companies appointed to this lot will be able to offer client's an end to end installation and commissioning of retrofit and decarbonisation services either via direct labour or via specialist sub-contractors with the appointed companies to this lot capable of being appointed as principal designer and/or principal contractor.
 Projects delivered through this lot will typically encompass a range of measures covered in lots 8 - 23, but the scope of this lot also allows for any other works required for the retrofit of a building.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management, and administration activities as detailed in this specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 5 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

description:
The purpose of this multi-disciplinary lot is to provide LHC clients with a route to approved contractors who can provide a range of retrofit and decarbonisation services under a single contract.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 This lot is for medium to large multi-disciplinary projects or programmes with a value in excess of 2.5million GBP, and as such LHC's intention is that this lot will be suitable for a range of medium sized to large contractors.
 Companies appointed to this lot will be able to offer client's an end to end installation and commissioning of retrofit and decarbonisation services either via direct labour or via specialist sub-contractors, with the appointed companies to this lot capable of being appointed as principal designer and/or principal contractor.
 Projects delivered through this lot will typically encompass a range of measures covered in lots 8 - 23, but the scope of this lot also allows for any other works required for the retrofit of a building.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management, and administration activities as detailed in this specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where appropriate all specialist works required for the delivery of the project may be sourced from one of the companies that have been appointed to the N9 framework lots 8 - 23, or any other relevant LHC framework arrangement such as our windows and doors, roofing or other frameworks.
 Where not using an LHC appointed company all works should be carried out in line with the standards and specification set out in the relevant N9 specification and all installation services and products offered will be required to comply with all relevant International, European and British regulations and standards.

title: Internal Insulation

description:
This lot encompasses all internal elements of insulation, incorporating internal wall, pipe, tanks, radiators and floor insulation. This specification also includes specific measures for draft proofing for internal elements of the property.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Installations will involve the application of insulation materials to internal walls, pipes, tanks, radiators and floors, coordinating with the structural requirements, and ensuring proper integration of these insulation components. This includes all necessary fabrications, installations, and interface works to meet technical specifications.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all management, administration, surveys, and aftercare as detailed in the specification. This includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: Loft Insulation

description:
This lot covers all aspects of loft insulation, encompassing the insulation of loft spaces, including the roof and associated areas. Installations will involve applying insulation materials to loft spaces, coordinating with structural requirements, and ensuring proper integration with the building's roof and loft structure. This includes all necessary fabrications, installations, and interface works to meet technical specifications.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of appropriate systems and components, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: Cavity Wall Insulation

description:
This lot covers all aspects of cavity wall insulation, focusing on insulating the spaces within building walls. Installations will involve applying insulation materials to internal cavity walls, coordinating with structural requirements, and ensuring proper integration with the building's structure. This includes all necessary fabrications, installations, making good and interface works to meet technical specifications. This may require the safe removal and disposal of existing materials from the building before a new system is fitted.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: External Wall Insulation - up to 11m

description:
This lot covers the retrofitting of external wall insulation (EWI) on buildings up to 11 metres in height.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes. Installations will involve preparing the existing wall, applying insulation materials, and completing the process with suitable render or cladding. This may require the safe removal and disposal of existing EWI materials from the building before a new system is fitted.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

title: External Wall Insulation 11m and Higher

description:
This lot covers the retrofitting of external wall insulation (EWI) on buildings of 11 metres and over, adhering to the specific requirements and regulations for higher structures. This includes preparing the existing wall, applying insulation materials, and completing the process with suitable render or cladding. This may require the safe removal and disposal of existing EWI materials from the building before a new system is fitted.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all management, administration, surveys, and aftercare as detailed in the specification. This includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where available and as requested by the client, the scope for this lot can extend also to ongoing inspection, servicing and maintenance provided by the appointed company who carried out the installation.

title: Rainscreen Cladding

description:
This workstream covers the assessment, design retrofitting of rainscreen cladding systems. This may be a new cladding system applied to the building or the removal, disposal and replacement of an existing cladding system. Installations will involve preparing the existing wall, applying insulation materials, and completing the process with a suitable rainscreen cladding.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems, components, and supply chain), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Companies appointed to this lot shall be responsible for all project management and administration activities as detailed in the specification, this includes carrying out the installation process, ensuring adherence to technical standards, conducting necessary inspections, and providing maintenance guidance as required.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.

description:
LHC Procurement Group have awarded the N9 Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework.
 This new Framework replaces LHCPG's successful Energy Efficiency Framework (N8) and
 our Energy Efficiency Consultancy Framework (N8C).
 The Framework provides our clients with access to a range of retrofit and decarbonisation
 measures on their approach to achieving net zero targets.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams, and lots within them:
 WORKSTREAM 1 - CONSULTANCY SERVICES
 Lot 1 - Energy Policy/Strategy and Grant Funding Support
 Lot 2 - Management Agent / Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy
 Lot 3 - PAS 2035 (Domestic Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 Lot 4 - PAS 2038 (Commercial Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 WORKSTREAM 2 - MULTI-DISCIPLINARY WORKS
 Lot 5 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 0 to 750K
 Lot 6 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 750K to 2.5m
 Lot 7 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 2.5m plus
 WORKSTREAM 3 - BUILDING INSULATION
 Lot 8 - Internal Insulation
 Lot 9 - Loft Insulation
 Lot 10 - Cavity Wall Insulation
 Lot 11 - External Wall Insulation - up to 11m
 Lot 12 - External Wall Insulation - 11m and Higher
 Lot 13 - Rainscreen Cladding
 WORKSTREAM 4 - HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS
 Lot 14 - Domestic Boiler Based Space Heating Systems
 Lot 15 - Domestic Renewables Space Heating Systems
 Lot 16 - Commercial and Communal Heating Systems
 Lot 17 - District and Network Heating Systems
 Lot 18 - Electrical Space Heating Systems
 Lot 19 - Building Ventilation Systems
 WORKSTREAM 5 - BUILDING CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 Lot 20 - Building Management Systems
 Lot 21 - Individual Metering
 WORKSTREAM 6 - SOLAR PV AND ELECTRICAL
 Lot 22 - Solar PV and Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS)
 Lot 23 - EV Charging

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of a range of renewable energy based domestic systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications. Typically this will be air source heat pump and ground source heat pump systems but may also include other current renewable space heating technologies and emerging technologies during the life of this framework.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Commercial and Communal Heating Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of communal and commercial systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications within a range of building types. The systems installed within this lot will typically be large central systems servicing a number of dwellings or units within a single buildings or site.
 Typically this will be gas and oil based systems but may also include alternative fuel systems such as biomass, ground source and other emerging technologies such as hydrogen blend.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: District and Network Heating Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of district and network systems for central heating, hot water, and other related applications within a range of building types. The systems installed within this lot will typically be large central systems servicing a number of buildings on a network / grid based distribution system.
 Typically this will be gas and oil based systems but may also include alternative fuel systems such as biomass, ground source and other emerging technologies such as hydrogen blend.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Electrical Space Heating Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of a range of electrical space heating systems. Typically this will be electrical storage heaters, panel heaters, infrared systems and electric radiators but may also include other current electrical heating technologies (such as underfloor) and other emerging electric heating technologies.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Building Ventilation Systems

description:
This lot focuses on the design, selection, installation and commissioning of suitable ventilation systems to maintain correct air flow, moisture and humidity control within a range of building types, including residential, commercial, and institutional structures, and encompasses both new builds and existing properties.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes. Typically works may include installation of both passive and active ventilation systems
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 Where available and as requested by the client, the scope for this lot can extend also to ongoing inspection, servicing and maintenance provided by the appointed company who carried out the installation.

title: Building Management Systems

description:
This lot covers the design, selection, installation and commissioning of suitable building management systems to enable building owners to operate and maintain a range of mechanical and electrical systems within their buildings to ensure optimised performance, occupant comfort and minimised energy usage.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Individual Metering

description:
This lot covers the installation of a range of retrofitted individual metering systems, aimed at accurately monitoring and managing energy and resource consumption within existing communal heating systems, domestic properties, commercial, and public buildings. The installations of these systems help building owners better understand the energy usage within their buildings and where appropriate, apportion energy usage bills accordingly to the usage patterns of individual departments, occupants or residents etc.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include the supporting the client in the surveying, assessment, design, selection (of key systems and components), specification development, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works will typically involve adapting existing systems to accommodate the individual meters and/or smart meters, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding (such as smart controls)
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

description:
This lot covers the design, selection, installation and commissioning of a range of solar PV and electrical energy storage systems (EESS). Projects may require both solar PV and EESS or may be the installation of standalone solar PV or EESS systems.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new builds or extensions to existing properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: EV Charging

description:
This lot is intended to cover the installation of both AC and DC dedicated electric vehicle supply and charging equipment (EVSE) for the charging of pure electric vehicles (EV) and plug in electric road vehicles as well as extended range vehicles as may be installed or specified. The scope of installations within this lot may also extend to other EV chargers such as for mobility scooters, bicycles and electric scooters.
 Installations may be required for a range of building types, including residential, commercial, community and other public buildings. Typically these works will be undertaken on existing buildings but may also be on new build properties.
 Key tasks include surveying, assessment, and design, the selection of new systems and components, specification of installer requirements, installation of systems, and thorough commissioning, testing, and handover processes.
 Works may also involve adapting existing building features to ensure the system is properly integrated, and may include associated works that would be beneficial and pragmatic to complete alongside the installation of the new system or to secure grant funding.
 If requested by the client (and where an appointed company has the capacity and competency to do so), the scope for this lot can extend to subsequent inspection, servicing and maintenance of any system installed by the appointed company.

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

description:
LHC Procurement Group is seeking suitable organisations for our Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework Works Framework N9. This new Framework will replace LHC's successful Energy Efficiency Framework (N8) and our Energy Efficiency Consultancy Framework (N8C).
 The Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework will provide our clients with access to a range of retrofit and decarbonisation measures on their journey to achieving net zero targets.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams, and lots within them:
 WORKSTREAM 1 - CONSULTANCY SERVICES
 Lot 1 - Energy Policy/Strategy and Grant Funding Support
 Lot 2 - Management Agent / Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy
 Lot 3 - PAS 2035 (Domestic Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 Lot 4 - PAS 2038 (Commercial Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 WORKSTREAM 2 - MULTI-DISCIPLINARY WORKS
 Lot 5 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 0 to 750K
 Lot 6 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 750K to 2.5m
 Lot 7 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 2.5m plus
 WORKSTREAM 3 BUILDING INSULATION
 Lot 8 - Internal Insulation
 Lot 9 - Loft Insulation
 Lot 10 - Cavity Wall Insulation
 Lot 11 - External Wall Insulation - up to 11m
 Lot 12 - External Wall Insulation - 11m and Higher
 Lot 13 - Rainscreen Cladding
 WORKSTREAM 4 HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS
 Lot 14 - Domestic Boiler Based Space Heating Systems
 Lot 15 - Domestic Renewables Space Heating Systems
 Lot 16 - Commercial and Communal Heating Systems
 Lot 17 - District and Network Heating Systems
 Lot 18 - Electrical Space Heating Systems
 Lot 19 - Building Ventilation Systems
 WORKSTREAM 5 BUILDING CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 Lot 20 - Building Management Systems
 Lot 21 - Individual Metering
 WORKSTREAM 6 - SOLAR PV AND ELECTRICAL
 Lot 22 - Solar PV and Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS)
 Lot 23 - EV Charging
 Further descriptions of each lot are set out later in the notice and tender documentation provided.
 In order to encourage SME Bidders, for a number of lots within this framework LHC are reserving two places for micro or small enterprises, details of the number of appointees are set out within each lot.
 Additionally, whilst this is a national framework, each lot is broken down into a number of regional areas allowing bidders to apply for this framework in the regional areas most suited to them.

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

description:
LHC Procurement Group has awarded for our Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework - N9. This new Framework will replace LHCPG's successful Energy Efficiency Framework (N8) and our Energy Efficiency Consultancy Framework (N8C).
 The Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework will provide our clients with access to a range of retrofit and decarbonisation measures on their approach to achieving net zero targets.
 This Framework consists of the following workstreams, and lots within them:
 WORKSTREAM 1 - CONSULTANCY SERVICES
 Lot 1 - Energy Policy/Strategy and Grant Funding Support
 Lot 2 - Management Agent / Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy
 Lot 3 - PAS 2035 (Domestic Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 Lot 4 - PAS 2038 (Commercial Building Audits and Heat Decarbonisation Plans)
 WORKSTREAM 2 - MULTI-DISCIPLINARY WORKS
 Lot 5 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 0 to 750K
 Lot 6 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 750K to 2.5m
 Lot 7 - Multi-Disciplinary Works - 2.5m plus
 WORKSTREAM 3 BUILDING INSULATION
 Lot 8 - Internal Insulation
 Lot 9 - Loft Insulation
 Lot 10 - Cavity Wall Insulation
 Lot 11 - External Wall Insulation - up to 11m
 Lot 12 - External Wall Insulation - 11m and Higher
 Lot 13 - Rainscreen Cladding
 WORKSTREAM 4 HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS
 Lot 14 - Domestic Boiler Based Space Heating Systems
 Lot 15 - Domestic Renewables Space Heating Systems
 Lot 16 - Commercial and Communal Heating Systems
 Lot 17 - District and Network Heating Systems
 Lot 18 - Electrical Space Heating Systems
 Lot 19 - Building Ventilation Systems
 WORKSTREAM 5 BUILDING CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 Lot 20 - Building Management Systems
 Lot 21 - Individual Metering
 WORKSTREAM 6 - SOLAR PV AND ELECTRICAL
 Lot 22 - Solar PV and Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS)
 Lot 23 - EV Charging

title: Retrofit and Decarbonisation Framework

description: The tender deadline has been extended to 5th July 2024.

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

description:
Bidders will be required to demonstrate they have the appropriate competencies and hold specific qualifications and/or accreditations as appropriate for the scope of services expected to be delivered through each lot.
 Examples include PAS2035, NICEIC, Gas Safe, MCS etc. Specific requirements are all set out in the specification and/or the assessment questions for each individual lot, and any mandatory requirements are made clear in the assessment questions.
 For a number of the installation lots, LHC are requesting that bidders either already hold, or, commit to gaining PAS2030 accreditation for the lots they are applying for in order to be considered for this framework. Please refer to the tender documentation for further information on this.

minimum: Minimum annual turnover requirements range from 0-3.5M GBP depending on the lot. Please refer to the ITT document for the full breakdown.

description:
LHC will assess the Bidder's suitability to be considered for the Framework in terms of their financial capacity, technical capability and good standing as an organisation. This will be carried out in 5 steps as follows:
 Step 1 - Completeness of submission
 Step 2 - Assessment of the qualification criteria
 Step 3 - Financial stability assessment
 Step 4 - Insurance requirements
 Step 5 - Accreditations and certifications
 For the financial stability assessment, LHCs' financial team will undertake the following process to carry out a robust assessment of a Bidders' financial standing:
 1) Credit score - LHC use Creditsafe to carry out initial checking of a Bidders' financial status and help inform the subsequent assessments carried out by LHC. Should any financial risk or low score be flagged within the Creditsafe information, LHC may also review independent reports from other credit referencing agencies such as Equifax, Dunn and Bradstreet, and Baker Tilly to help inform our assessment.
 2) Annual Turnover - Bidders will be assessed based on their average annual turnover for the past 3 years by comparison to the minimum turnover requirements set out in the contract notice and/or tender document documents for the lot/s they have applied for.
 3) Profitability, Stability and Liquidity Assessment - Bidders will be assessed on their financial stability based on a range of financial information obtained from the Bidders annual accounts

description: Public Sector Framework Provider

description: Public Sector Framework Provider

SEVERN WYE ENERGY AGENCY LTD.

streetAddress: Unit 15 Highnam Business Centre, Highnam

SURESERVE ENERGY SERVICES UK LIMITED

streetAddress: 3 Inchcorse Place, Whitehill Industrial Estate

XCO2 Energy Ltd

streetAddress: The Gymnasium, 56 Kingsway Place, Sans Walk

ZING ENERGY LTD

streetAddress: Office 9 JR Quarter, Moy Road Industrial Estate

streetAddress: Unit 2b Maple Court Maple View, White Moss Business Park

streetAddress: Atlantic House Charnwood Park, Bridgend Road

BAILEY PARTNERSHIP (CONSULTANTS) LLP

streetAddress: Lyster Court 2 Craigie Drive, The Millfields

NetZero Collective

streetAddress: Garden Works Charley Wood Road , Knowsley Industrial Estate

Feed it Green

streetAddress: Feed it Green, Hanover house, Hanover Street

C.L.C. CONTRACTORS LIMITED

streetAddress: Unit 2 Northbrook Industrial Estate, Vincent Avenue

streetAddress: M&J Group Hammond Road, Elms Farm Industrial Estate

title: Cavity Wall Insulation

title: External Wall Insulation - up to 11m

title: External Wall Insulation 11m and Higher

title: Commercial and Communal Heating Systems

title: District and Network Heating Systems

title: Electrical Space Heating Systems

title: Building Ventilation Systems

title: EV Charging

title: Internal Insulation

title: Loft Insulation

title: Individual Metering

rationale:
Need for additional works, services or supplies by the original contractor/concessionaire: Organisation had been omitted from the original contract award notice
 1) Greenlands Heating Limited have been added to lot 14

description:
LHC Procurement Group Limited is a not for profit central purchasing body acting on behalf of contracting authorities throughout England, Wales and Scotland (including partners of
 the Scottish Procurement Alliance, Welsh Procurement Alliance, and South West Procurement Alliance) for whom we continue to monitor up to 500 live projects at any one time. Thanks to their ongoing and collective feedback and input into the development of this framework and given the reach and scale of their collective portfolios, the framework is both designed and anticipated to support the vast majority of requirements. Consequently, other
 contracting authorities that were not specifically consulted in the development of this framework may nevertheless also deem the framework to offer a value for money procurement solution for their own requirements and may also use the framework. As of the
 date of publication of this notice our frameworks may be used by all contracting authorities in England, Wales and Scotland as defined by the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 as listed on:
 https://www.cpconstruction.org.uk/who-we-work-with/
 https://lse.lhcprocure.org.uk/who-we-work-with/
 https://www.scottishprocurement.scot/who-we-work-with/
 https://www.swpa.org.uk/who-we-work-with/
 https://www.welshprocurement.cymru/who-we-work-with/
 including, but not limited to Registered social landlords (RSL's), tenant management organisations (TMOs) and arm's length management organisations (ALMOs), local authorities and any subsidiaries and joint-venture vehicles of those local authorities, health authorities, councils, boards and trusts, publicly funded schools, universities and further education establishments, colleges, police forces, fire and rescue services or registered
 charities.
 LHC clients may add community benefit requirements in their call-off contracts from this Framework including but not limited to:
 - to generate employment and training opportunities for priority groups;
 - vocational training;
 - to up-skill the existing workforce;
 - equality and diversity initiatives;
 - to make sub-contracting opportunities available to SMEs, the third sector and supported businesses;
 - supply-chain development activity;
 - to build capacity in community organisations;
 - educational support initiatives.
 (WA Ref:149335)


measure: bids

title: Ysgol St Elfod - WC Refurbishment 2024

title: Advert

format: application/pdf

title: Instructions to Tenderers

title: Contract Data

title: Works information

title: Price List

title: Bushboard Quote

title: Documentation to be returned in Word format

title: Site Layout Sketch

title: Asbestos Report

title: Location Plan

title: Indicative photos (Existing)

title: Sketch 1

format: image/jpeg

title: Sketch 2

description: The contract was to strip out WC's (including all urinals, toilets, sinks, flooring, ceilings and light fittings etc.) in four toilet blocks in a primary school.Replacement of flooring, ceiling (including light fittings) and cubicles, toilets, urinals, vanity units and sinks using materials described in the Price List and Bushboard quotation.  Associated plumbing and decoration (avoiding existing murals) / making good.

procurementMethod: open

eligibilityCriteria: Must be competent and show previous experience in delivering similar projects.  Must be able to deliver the full project over the schools summer break (19th July - 26th August).

mainProcurementCategory: works

scheme: CPV

description: Construction work

description: Building installation work

description: Building completion work

description: Joinery and carpentry installation work

description: Floor and wall covering work

description: Painting and glazing work

Conwy County Borough Council

locality: Conwy

postalCode: LL32 8DU

streetAddress: Corporate Procurement, Bodlondeb, Bangor Road,

description: Regional or local authority

B&W Builders & Decorators Ltd

locality: Kinmel Bay

streetAddress: B&W Builders & Decorators Ltd, Unit 11 Bay Trading Estate St Asaph Avenue,

Conwy County Borough Council

streetAddress: Social Care, Bodlondeb, Bangor Road,

status: active

initiationType: tender


currency: GBP

title: Business Planning consultant for delivery stage application: Plas Gunter Mansion Trust

title: Business Plan

title: Brief for a Business Planning Consultant

description: We wish to appoint a Business Planning Consultant to work with the Trust in creating a detailed business plan for Plas Gunter Manion once it has reopened after a significant capital investment. The Development Phase is expected to take 18 months between January 2024 and April 2025. This phase of the project will end with the submission to the National Lottery Heritage Fund of the Delivery Phase application in April 2025 (although could potentially be extended until December 2025).As part of our early feasibility work, we worked with The Funding Centre to develop an early business model for the project, submitted as part of our development phase application to the Heritage Fund. This work now needs to be further developed to better understand exactly how we will be able to deliver our mission, whilst generating the revenues required to maintain the building and ensure the financial resilience of the organisation.Whilst the methodology will be developed in consultation with the consultant, we anticipate that activities will include:- Assessment and description of the final operating model.- Detailed research into market potential of all trading activity, such as ticket sales, room hire, events, shop and online retail sales, and so on.- Assessment and description of full expenditure required to operate the organisation in order to deliver ambitious objectives.- Engaging with marketing and fundraising consultants to fully understand the income-generating potential of philanthropy.- Producing a detailed cashflow for the five-year period after opening.- Detailed description of risk.Under the auspices of this project, other consultants and specialists will be helping us to develop our community engagement, our understanding and behaviours around diversity and our environmental impacts. The consultant will have full access to the whole project team and any information gathered in preparation for our various applications. Specifically, you will need to work closely with our Architect, Activities & Audience Development Consultant, Interpretation Consultant, and Fundraiser to ensure the Business Plan accurately reflects the development of the project.The following outputs will be required:- Competition and market analysis.- Attendance at steering group meetings.- Draft business plan for review and challenge.- Final business plans.A proposal for undertaking the work should include:- CV and contact details, including a short summary demonstrating suitability, qualifications and experience.- Details of track record and relevant experience.- References of two referees for work of a similar nature.- Proposed approach and methodology.- Proposed formats for presentation of findings, recommendations and outputs.- Total cost for professional services, including VAT.- VAT status.

eligibilityCriteria: We require:- Experience of creating effective business plans for heritage projects.- Experience of working on complex change projects with heritage organisations. - Providing advice and expertise at Board level. - Knowledge of Wales and heritage venues in particular would be of value.

mainProcurementCategory: services

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

description: Market and economic research; polling and statistics

description: Business and management consultancy and related services

description: Miscellaneous business and business-related services

Plas Gunter Mansion Trust cyf

locality: Abergavenny

postalCode: NP7 5ER

streetAddress: 39a Cross Street,

The Funding Centre

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: 4Th Floor, 14 Cathedral Road,


title: Interpretive Plan Development and Fit-Out: Plas Gunter Mansion

title: Outline Interpretation Plan

title: Brief for Interpretive Plan Development Consultant

description: The Trust wishes to appoint an experienced consultant team who can deliver an Interpretive Plan for a delivery stage application to the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The presumption is that the interpretive design team will continue to work on the delivery phase of the project, following a delivery phase application to the Heritage Fund. This would be subject to a break clause should funds not be secured or if the client is unhappy with the standard of the work.The team will need to include interpretive designers with experience of working in historic buildings, of providing signage and orientation and of displaying a range of collections in appropriate environmental conditions. The team must understand the imperatives of audience development and activity planning and be experienced in team-working with other disciplines. The interpretive proposals must meet the needs of developing audiences and provide an infrastructure for volunteer activity and community projects.The consultant team must have experience of National Lottery Heritage Funding funded project development and have a clear understanding of the Heritage Fund’s priorities. They must be able to demonstrate their experience of delivering interpretive exhibitions in a range of historic places and museums.An outline Interpretation Plan was created and included within the first-round application which includes proposals for the development of digital content. We are seeking to commission a consultancy with access to digital specialists who will take a creative and flexible approach in order to deliver effective, impactful and sustainable interpretation and digital content which will complement the activity programme and have the potential to achieve Heritage Fund outcomes.The objectives of the Interpretive Plan are:- To identify target audiences, carry out consultation around key stories, themes and interests and needs of audiences about interpretive media and develop strategies for overcoming barriers to access.- To develop a thematic framework for a new exhibition including a succinct summary of the stories and themes.- To provide creative proposals that will make the heritage more accessible to a wide range of audiences.- To create a robust and serviceable interpretive fit-out which is appealing to target audiences with layers of information, which promotes repeat visits and which provides opportunities for activities and volunteering.- To create proposals for permanent and changing displays to include showcases, graphics, interactive exhibits and digital content.- To consider future maintenance, updating and refurbishments in the interpretive planning process.- Design signage and orientation to make the whole site visible, physically accessible and easy to understand.- Develop digital media to connect the built interpretation to the wider site and promote exploration.- To create a fully costed plan that meets Heritage Fund guidelines on audience development, activity planning and interpretive design. Consultants will need to work closely with the Architect to ensure a fully cohesive approach to the interpretation and space.The critical tasks in this brief will be:1. Assess and review work undertaken for the development phase bid.2. Undertake additional audience research including working with the Project Team to test the success and feasibility of interpretation proposed in the Outline Interpretive Plan.3. Become familiar with the heritage of the building and the stories connected to it.4. Research and work with volunteers to understand heritage and opportunities for interpretation.5. Work with the Activity Planning consultants to confirm priority audiences for the project to target.6. Further develop interpretive proposals for the site and review ideas with the Project Team and stakeholders.7. Produce perspective visuals or models to illustrate approaches to the provision of permanent and temporary exhibitions.8. Produce colour, finishes and installation proposals for discussion and approval.9. Review outline plans and visuals with potential user groups to provide formative evaluation.10. Develop detailed visualisations of the interpretive proposal, using running elevations and outline specifications for showcases, mechanical interactives and interactive access to digitized material, film presentations and all other exhibits.11. Produce a detailed report on the findings of the consultation and audience research to feed into the Activity Plan.12. Support the client team to produce detailed costs for activities within the Activity Plan alongside a comprehensive Action Plan13. Produce a draft report, visuals and costs for mid-term review meeting with the Heritage Fund.14. Produce Interpretive Plan for Delivery Phase application to the Heritage Fund.Delivery PhaseIn the event of a successful second round application, the appointed consultant will be expected to develop the Interpretation Plan beyond RIBA Stage 3 and manage and oversee the delivery of the interpretation and digital content to completion, on a design and build basis.This role will be part of the Project Team which will comprise key volunteers, trustees and other consultants. The consultant will have full access to the whole project team and any information gathered in preparation for our various applications. Specifically, they will need to work closely with our Architect, Activities & Audience Development Consultant, Fundraiser and Business Planning Consultant, so that all aspects of the project and its future are fully integrated.

eligibilityCriteria: A proposal for undertaking the work should include:- An outline of relevant experience of work on NLHF-funded projects.- A summary of experience of delivering interpretation of historic buildings.- Experience of working in heritage in Wales.- An outline programme including key milestones. (This will be more detailed for the Development Phase than the Delivery Phase.)- A statement on your understanding and proposed approach to completing the work, including a methodology. This should set out you approach to ensuring that the work is delivered on time, within budget and to the quality required.- Your Environmental Policy and approach to eco-friendly procurement.- A proposed fee structure with a breakdown of day rates, expenses and other costs.- CVs for key team members.- References of at least two referees for work of a similar nature.Submissions will be judged on: appropriate experience; a clear understanding of the requirements of the project; a proven track record of successful delivery of similar projects; an approach which is both imaginative and practical and represents good value for money. We would also like to see evidence of good team-working and successful completion of Heritage Fund-funded projects.

description: Architectural and related services

description: Market research services

description: Interpretation services

description: Specialty design services

description: Design support services

Headland Design Associates

locality: Malpas

streetAddress: Hamilton House, Hampton,


title: Involving children and young people in the development of the new Mental Health and Suicide and Self

description: Design and deliver engagement materials and undertake engagement exercises with young people of all ages from all areas of Wales linked to the draft Mental Health and Well-being and Suicide and Self-harm Prevention Strategies for Wales, in a manner which promotes inclusion for all and with a focus on safety and welfare. Feedback responses to the Welsh Government to inform ongoing policy development.

description: Research services

description: Research consultancy services

description: Social research services

Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government

locality: Caerdydd / Cardiff

postalCode: CF10 3NQ

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

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

Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

locality: Ebbw Vale

postalCode: NP23 6AA

streetAddress: General Offices, Steelworks Road,

description: Regional or local authority

Co-Production Network For Wales

postalCode: CF10 2HE

streetAddress: International House, 10 Churchill Way,,


title: Activities & Audience Development Consultant: Plas Gunter Mansion Trust

title: Feasibility Study 2023

title: Brief for Activities & Audience Development Consultant

description: The Trust wishes to appoint an experienced consultant team who can deliver the audience development work and produce an Activity Plan during the Development Phase of the Restoration of Plas Gunter Mansion funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. This phase will inform and support the submission of a Delivery Phase application.A consultant or team of consultants is required with experience of audience development and activity planning in a heritage context. Experience of activity delivery and evaluation of the outcomes will be advantageous, as will a good understanding of the abilities and limitations of small organisations. The team must understand the imperatives of audience development and activity planning and be experienced in team-working with other disciplines. The activities developed must meet the needs of developing audiences and provide an infrastructure for volunteer activity and community projects.The attached Feasibility Study sets out initial ideas and defines the target audiences and summarises consultation already undertaken. The next stage of work will build on this work already undertaken.The consultant team must have experience of National Lottery Heritage Funding funded project development and have a clear understanding of the Heritage Fund’s priorities.The objectives of the Activity Plan are:- To clearly identify target audiences, carry out consultation and develop strategies for overcoming barriers to access.- To create a deliverable plan for how, where and when activities will be delivered – including what the outcomes will be, how many people will be reached and how success will be measured.- To identify the resources required for delivery and to confirm that the proposals are sustainable in the short to medium term.- To establish a framework within which volunteers can be confidently recruited and managed and within which they can make a contribution which is also rewarding and beneficial for themselves.- To provide creative proposals that will make the heritage more accessible to a wide range of audiences.- To create a fully costed plan that meets National Lottery Heritage Fund guidelines on audience development, and activity planning.The critical tasks in this brief will be:1. Assess previous consultation undertaken for the development phase bid.2. Undertake additional audience research including working with the project team to test the success and feasibility of activities proposed in the outline Activity Plan.3. Work with the Business Planning consultants to identify the potential market size and demographic breakdowns of existing and new audiences.4. Confirm priority audiences for the project to target.5. Identify and analyse barriers to access for all target audiences and develop ways to mitigate these barriers.6. Produce a detailed report on the findings of the consultation and audience research to feed into the Activity Plan.7. Support the client team to produce detailed costs for activities within the Activity Plan alongside a comprehensive Action Plan8. Develop the final three-year Activity Plan in detail to ensure audience needs are met. This should conform to current National Lottery Heritage Fund guidance.9. Identify resources required for the training of volunteers and for the continuing professional development of existing staff.10. Produce a training plan for staff and volunteers.11. Assist with consultation on the final designs.12. Analyse data following consultation and prepare a report to inform the development of the Activity Plan.13. Support the project team to provide updates for the Heritage Fund and at the mid-term review meeting.This role will be part of the Project Team which will comprise key volunteers, trustees and other consultants. The consultant will have full access to the whole project team and any information gathered in preparation for our various applications. Specifically, they will need to work closely with our Architect, Interpretation Consultant, Fundraiser and Business Planning Consultant, so that all aspects of the project and its future are fully integrated.A proposal for undertaking the work should include:- An outline of relevant experience of work on NLHF-funded projects.- A summary of experience of delivering activity plans and audience development.- A detailed programme including key milestones.- A statement on your understanding and proposed approach to completing the work, including a methodology. This should set out you approach to ensuring that the work is delivered on time, within budget and to the quality required.- Your Environmental Policy including details on reducing carbon footprint.- A proposed fee structure with a breakdown of day rates, expenses and other costs.- CVs for key team members.- References of at least two referees for work of a similar nature.

eligibilityCriteria: A proposal for undertaking the work should include:- An outline of relevant experience of work on Heritage Fund-funded projects.- A summary of experience of delivering interpretation of historic buildings.- Experience of working in heritage in Wales.- An outline programme including key milestones. (This will be more detailed for the Development Phase than the Delivery Phase.)- A statement on your understanding and proposed approach to completing the work, including a methodology. This should set out your approach to ensuring that the work is delivered on time, within budget and to the quality required.- Your Environmental Policy and approach to eco-friendly procurement.- A proposed fee structure with a breakdown of day rates, expenses and other costs.- CVs for key team members.- References of at least two referees for work of a similar nature.Submissions will be judged on: appropriate experience; a clear understanding of the requirements of the project; a proven track record of successful delivery of similar projects; an approach which is both imaginative and practical and represents good value for money. We would also like to see evidence of good team-working and successful completion of NLHF-funded projects.

description: Research and development consultancy services

description: Market research services

description: Statistical services

description: Design support services

description: Arts-facility operation services

description: Library, archives, museums and other cultural services

description: Museum services and preservation services of historical sites and buildings


description: Digital Health and Care Wales ("DHCW") required Oracle Licences and Support for WIS and CYPrIS for a period of one (1) year.The Invitation to Tender ("ITT") was issued via the National Procurement Service Framework ("NPS") for IT Products and Associated Services, Lot 3 for Licensing and Subscriptions (NPS-ICT-0094-19).

description: Software support services

description: Software supply services

Digital Health and Care Wales

postalCode: CF11 9AD

streetAddress: Commercial Services, Tŷ Glan-yr-Afon, 21 Cowbridge Road East,

Prifysgol Bangor / Bangor University

locality: Bangor

postalCode: LL57 2TR

streetAddress: Procurement, Finance Office, Neuadd Reichel, Ffriddoedd Road,

description: Body governed by public law

Phoenix Software Ltd

locality: York

streetAddress: Blenheim House, York Road, Pocklington,


title: B890 - Resilient Communities - Community Facilities and Activities

description: Resilient communities - facilities and activities SPF funding

description: Provision of services to the community

description: Community action programme

description: Community health services

description: Other community, social and personal services

Awen Cultural Trust

roles: supplier buyer

locality: Bridgend

streetAddress: Bryngarw House, Brynmenyn,


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

rel: canonical

title: Workwear

title: Drill Suits and Leggings

title: Gloves

title: Wellington Boots

title: Workwear

status: complete

description:
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were seeking tenders for the supply of Fire Cadet Workwear Items.
 The successful supplier must be able to provide all items in this Lot.

name: Sustainability and Carbon Reduction - Packaging

type: quality

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

title: Drill Suits and Leggings

description: Option to extend for up to a further 12 months subject to the performance of the successful supplier.

description:
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were seeking tenders for the supply of Fire Cadet Drill Suits and Leggings.
 Suppliers must be able to provide all items in this Lot.

name: Evaluation of Samples - Drill Suit Tunic

title: Gloves

description: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were seeking tenders for the supply of Fire Cadet Gloves.

title: Wellington Boots

description: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were seeking tenders for the supply of Fire Cadet Wellington Boots.

region: UKL

title: Fire Cadet Uniform and Ancillary Items

title: Fire Cadet Uniform and Ancillary Items

format: text/html

description:
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service are seeking tenders for the supply of Fire Cadet Uniform and Ancillary items.
 The tender will be split into the following Lots:-
 Lot 1 – Workwear
 Lot 2 – Drill Suit and Leggings
 Lot 3 – Wellington Boots
 Lot 4 – Gloves
 Bidders have the option to bid for one or multiple Lots.
 One supplier will be appointed per Lot. A contract will be awarded to the successful supplier(s) for an initial period of 3 years with the option to extend for up to a further 12 months subject to the performance of the successful supplier.

documentType: contractNotice

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

title: ITT Part 1

format: application/msword

title: ITT Part 2

title: Appendix A - Pricing Schedule and Sample Scoring Guide

title: Appendix B - Fire Cadets Logo Bilingual

title: Appendix C - Terms and Conditions

title: Appendix D - SPD Questionnaire

title: Appendix E - Business Continuity Audit Report

title: Image - Welsh Flag

title: Fire Cadet Uniform and Ancillary Items

description:
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were seeking tenders for the supply of Fire Cadet Uniform and Ancillary items.
 The tender was split into the following Lots:-
 Lot 1 – Workwear
 Lot 2 – Drill Suit and Leggings
 Lot 3 – Wellington Boots
 Lot 4 – Gloves
 Bidders have the option to bid for one or multiple Lots.
 One supplier has been appointed per Lot. A contract has been awarded to the successful supplier(s) for an initial period of 3 years with the option to extend for up to a further 12 months subject to the performance of the successful supplier.

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CELEX

description: May 2027 or if option to extend is taken May 2028

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

languages: en cy

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service

locality: Llantrisant

postalCode: CF72 8LX

streetAddress: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service Headquarters, Forest View Business Park, Llantrisant

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service

locality: Carmarthen

postalCode: SA31 1SP

streetAddress: Fire Service Headquarters, Lime Grove Avenue

North Wales Fire and Rescue Service

locality: St. Asaph

postalCode: LL17 0JJ

streetAddress: Fire and Rescue Service Headquarters, Ffordd Salesbury, St. Asaph Business Park

legalName: North Wales Fire and Rescue Service

High Court

locality: London

postalCode: WC2A 2LL

streetAddress: Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

legalName: High Court

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service

description: General public services

Simon Safety & Lifting Centre Ltd

streetAddress: Unit 73, Honeyborough Industrial Estate, Neyland

title: Workwear

title: Drill Suits and Leggings

title: Gloves

title: Wellington Boots

description: (WA Ref:144218)


title: General Building

description: option to extend for further two years in annual (12 month) increments

description: Trade based repairs and maintenance works on Council owned properties and corporate assets e.g. schools, civic buildings, community centres, leisure facilities and where applicable housing etc.

title: Joinery

description: Option to extend for a further two years in annual (12 month) increments

title: Roofing

title: Plumbing

title: Heating & Gas

title: Painting & Decorating

title: Flooring

title: Locksmith and Ironmongery Repairs

title: Catering equipment ad hoc repairs

title: Gas servicing, boilers and science labs

title: Commercial kitchen gas servicing

title: Commercial kitchen duct cleaning

title: Facilities Management Repairs & Maintenance Framework

description:
Wrexham County Borough Council intends to implement a Framework for Facilities Management Repairs & Maintenance. This will cover 12 Lots which will cover a variety of requirements.
 The work will primarily consist of repair and maintenance and all other aspects of construction work to Council buildings including School, libraries, leisure facilities, industrial buildings, offices etc.
 Contractors are invited to submit hourly rates for the trade lots in which they are interested in bidding for.
 Contractors can apply for any one or maximum of two individual lots and must provide hourly rates for each of the designated grades within the trade lot they are applying for (e.g. craftsman / labourer / apprentice).
 The works are split into twelve lots:
 Lot 1 General Building
 Lot 2 Joinery
 Lot 3 Roofing
 Lot 4 Plumber
 Lot 5 Heating & Gas
 Lot 6 Painter & decorator
 Lot 7 Flooring
 Lot 8 Locksmith and ironmongery repairs
 Lot 9 Catering equipment ad hoc repairs
 Lot 10 Gas servicing, boilers and science labs
 Lot 11 Commercial kitchen gas servicing
 Lot 12 Commercial kitchen duct cleaning

description: Extension of time for tender returns

label: Time limit

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

description: Up to 6 months prior to the end of the Contract

Wrexham County Borough Council

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Wrexham

postalCode: LL11 1AR

streetAddress: Commissioning Procurement and Contract Management Unit, Lampbit Street

description: General public services

legalName: Wrexham County Borough Council

description:
1. Register your company on the eTenderwales portal (this is only required once).
 Browse to the eSourcing Portal: https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk
 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. Express an Interest in the tender.
 Login to the portal with the username/password.
 Click the “Open Access PQQs/ITTs” link (These are Invitations to Tender open to any registered supplier).
 Click on the relevant PQQ/ITT to access the content.
 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 PQQ/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” box.
 3. 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;
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 NOTE: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. To obtain further information record your interest on Sell2Wales at http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/search_switch.aspx?ID=141157
 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:
 Social Value will apply as per Appendix 5 of the tender documents
 (WA Ref:141157)


name: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services

description: The management and operation of core services that are undertaken by the Council for Voluntary Services. They enable the sector to influence decision making and processes to ensure the whole voluntary sector in the area are involved and represented. The Council for Voluntary Services are facilitators for specific core funded Mental Health/Social Care and Wellbeing Services that the Council for Voluntary Services are Commissioned to provide in the Neath Port Talbot Region

description: Neath Port Talbot Region

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services

description: Third Sector Core CVS Services - Core Funding Contribution for specific Mental Health/Social Care and Wellbeing Services that the Council for Voluntary Services are Commissioned to provide in the Neath Port Talbot Region

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services

procurementMethod: limited

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

procurementMethodRationale: Every county in Wales has a Voluntary Sector Infrastructure body. The Neath Port Talbot area is represented by Neath Port Talbot Council for Voluntary Services (NPTCVS). In turn each of the local CVS’s and the National Support Body WCVA make up the network of support organisations for the third sector across Wales. Each CVS will have the same core functions for their local authority area. There are core functions that are carried out by the Council for Voluntary Service that can only be actioned by the CVS.

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

locality: Baglan

postalCode: SA12 7BX

streetAddress: Frontline Procurement, Swansea Bay University Health Board, Block A, Neath Port Talbot Hospital, Baglan Way.

description: Health

locality: Neath Port Talbot

streetAddress: 17-19 Alfred Street, Neath

scale: sme

description: Health

description:
Contract Awarded for Core CVS Business to NPTCVS from 1st April 2024 to 31st March 2027
 (WA Ref:144474)

scheme: EU-OJ


description:
This contract has been awarded under Notice Ref: 144476 - Unable to delete this version. The management and operation of core services that are undertaken by the Council for Voluntary Services. They enable the sector to
 influence decision making and processes to ensure the whole voluntary sector in the area are involved and represented. The Council for
 Voluntary Services are facilitators for specific core funded Mental Health/Social Care and Wellbeing Services that the Council for
 Voluntary Services are Commissioned to provide in the Swansea Region. This contract has been awarded under Notice Ref: 144476 - Unable to delete this version.

description: Swansea Region

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services - Swansea

description:
This contract has been awarded under Notice Ref: 144476 - Unable to delete this version. Third Sector Core CVS Services - Core Funding Contribution for specific Mental Health/Social Care and Wellbeing Services that the
 Council for Voluntary Services are Commissioned to provide in the Swansea Region

procurementMethodRationale:
Every county in Wales has a Voluntary Sector Infrastructure body. The Swansea area is represented by Swansea Council
 for Voluntary Services (SCVS). In turn each of the local CVS’s and the National Support Body WCVA make up the network of support
 organisations for the third sector across Wales. Each CVS will have the same core functions for their local authority area. There are core
 functions that are carried out by the Council for Voluntary Service that can only be actioned by the CVS.

description: Health

legalName: NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services

SCVS

locality: Swansea

streetAddress: 7 Walter Road,

legalName: SCVS

description: Health

description:
This contract has been awarded under Notice Ref: 144476 - Unable to delete this version.
 (WA Ref:144478)


description:
The management and operation of core services that are undertaken by the Council for Voluntary Services. They enable the sector to
 influence decision making and processes to ensure the whole voluntary sector in the area are involved and represented. The Council for
 Voluntary Services are facilitators for specific core funded Mental Health/Social Care and Wellbeing Services that the Council for
 Voluntary Services are Commissioned to provide in the Swansea Region

description: Swansea Region

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services

description:
Third Sector Core CVS Services - Core Funding Contribution for specific Mental Health/Social Care and Wellbeing Services that the
 Council for Voluntary Services are Commissioned to provide in the Swansea Region

title: Third Sector Core CVS Services

description: Health

description: Health

description:
Contract Awarded to SCVS for Core Business
 1st April 2024 to 31st March 2027
 (WA Ref:144476)


title: Neath Sports Centre – Athletics Track Refurbishment Works

description: Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council invited Tenders from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to refurbish an existing athletics track located at Neath Sports Centre, Neath Abbey Road, Neath, SA10 7BR.

eligibilityCriteria: As set out in the ITT

description: Athletics equipment

description: Leisure equipment

description: Construction work of leisure facilities

description: Leisure centre construction work

description: Construction work for sports facilities

description: Sport markings works

description: Construction work in connection with structures for sports ground

locality: Port Talbot

postalCode: SA13 1PJ

streetAddress: Civic Centre,

description: Regional or local authority

Support In Sport (Uk) Ltd

locality: Maryport

streetAddress: Glasson Industrial Estate,


measure: lowestValidBidValue

measure: highestValidBidValue

description:
Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) has appointed a Lead Designer to lead, design and manage the remodelling and refurbishment of the Old Library to work with the Local Authority and key stakeholders to produce and refurbish onsite the Old Library, Queens Square.
 This proposal will see the building transformed to create a new focused creative hub, a symbolic and transformational lever to stimulate the regeneration of the new city centre. This will deliver a facility which will complement nearby leisure offer in the city centre and enhance Wrexham’s offer as a cultural / business / visitor destination. The proposal will safeguard a Carnegie heritage asset within Wrexham City Centre, which adds further value to the Creative Hub project.
 The Contracted Work will cover RIBA stages 3 to 6 with concept design proposals already completed as part of the feasibility study completed earlier this year. The Council requires the refurbishment to move forward to RIBA Stage 6, along with meetings with key stakeholders. The refurbishment will include working with the in-house Officer Working Group (OWG), an external appointed project manager and an onsite design coordinator for the refurbishment.

title: Appointment of a Lead Designer for the Refurbishment of the Old Library

title: Appointment of a Principal Designer for the Refurbishment of the Old Library

description:
Wrexham County Borough Council is looking to appointment a Lead Designer to lead, design and manage the remodelling and refurbishment of the Old Library site on Queens Square.
 The commission includes RIBA Design Stage 3-6, pre-construction estimate costs, refurbishment of the internal spaces as per feasibility study.
 For full details please refer to the Tender Documentation

description:
Wrexham County Borough Council has appointed a Lead Designer to lead, design and manage the remodelling and refurbishment of the Old Library site on Queens Square.
 The commission includes RIBA Design Stage 3-6, pre-construction estimate costs, refurbishment of the internal spaces as per feasibility study.

Wrexham County Borough Council

description: General public services

description: General public services

Lawray Architects

region: UK

locality: Cardiff

streetAddress: Greenmeadow Springs, 1 Cae Gwyrdd, Tongwynlais

legalName: Lawray Architects

description: (WA Ref:143031)


description: The Council intends to establish a contract for a period of three (3) years with the option to extend for a further period of up to twelve (12) months.

description: The Council sought bids to contract with a suitably competent Supplier to undertake legionella risk monitoring across the Council’s corporate estate and ad-hoc monitoring across the Councils residential housing stock.

title: Legionella Risk Assessments and Monitoring

description: 2.2.1	The Council is seeking to contract with a suitably competent Supplier to undertake legionella risk monitoring across the Council’s corporate estate and ad-hoc monitoring across the Councils residential housing stock.

description: The Council is sought bids to contract with a suitably competent Supplier to undertake legionella risk monitoring across the Council’s corporate estate and ad-hoc monitoring across the Councils residential housing stock.

description: Further notices to be issued upon the expiration of this contract.

type: suitability

description:
The Supplier must be a member of the Legionella Control Association (LCA) for the duration of the contract. All activities undertaken as part of this contract shall be undertaken in accordance with:
 -	HSE ACoP and Guidance L8
 -	BS 8580-1:2019 Legionella Risk Assessments

Non-central government

locality: Hengoed

postalCode: NP24 6AW

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach

description: General public services

legalName: Non-central government

Caerphilly County Borough Council

locality: HENGOED

postalCode: CF82 7PG

streetAddress: Penallta House

description: General public services

legalName: Caerphilly County Borough Council

locality: BRIDGEND

streetAddress: AQUASAFE BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERS LTD, UNIT 3 PYLE ENTERPRISE CENTRE Pyle

description:
Please note this notice is to inform the market of the award of the tender outcome to the successful response.
 (WA Ref:148140)


name: VINCI Construction UK Limited trading as VINCI Facilities

description: The contract may be extended for two further periods each of 12 months.

description:
The Welsh Government requires a suitably qualified and resourced Facilities Management contractor to deliver the Total Facilities Management Services, on an All Wales basis for the property portfolios of The Economy, Energy & Transport (EE&T) Group, Education, Culture & Welsh Language (EC&W) Group and Local Govt, Housing, Climate Change & Rural Affairs Group.
 The successful contractor will be responsible for delivering a tailored best value and fit for purpose TFM solution to the estate, based on best practice and best value services in support of the strategic and operational management of the portfolio.
 The. Full and un-restricted access to the tender documentation is available at https://www.etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk

description: All Wales

title: Welsh Government Facilities Management Contract

description: The Welsh Government requires a suitably qualified and resourced Facilities Management contractor to deliver the Total Facilities Management Services on an All Wales basis for the property portfolios of the Economy, Energy & Transport (EE&T) Group, Education, Culture & Welsh Language (EC&W) Group and Local Govt, Housing, Climate Change & Rural Affairs Group.

performanceTerms: Refer to tender documentation

description: Refer to tender documentation

Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government

locality: Caerdydd / Cardiff

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

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

description: General public services

legalName: Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government

description: General public services

locality: Bromsgrove

streetAddress: 86-92 Worcester Road, St Mellons

scale: large

description:
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 (WA Ref:151153)


title: SA234 – Caerphilly Station Footbridge Removal.

description: Notification of award of contract for the following:Dismantling and disposal of the existing Caerphilly Station footbridge offsite. Works undertaken close to and over existing railway infrastructure.

eligibilityCriteria: As per tender/ procurement documents.

description: Construction work

description: Demolition, site preparation and clearance work

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

description: Construction work for steel bridges

Caerphilly County Borough Council

streetAddress: Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach,

description: Regional or local authority

Cambrensis Civil Engineering Limited

locality: Abergavenny

streetAddress: 21 Nevill Street, Gwent,