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Gwelliannau i / Improvement works to the 'Materials Recovery Facility' (MRF) Ystad Ddiwydiannol Cibyn, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 2BD

Description: Mae Cyngor Gwynedd yn cynnal ymarfer ymgysylltu rhagarweiniol a'r farchnad (UK2) mewn perthynas a chaffaeliad arfaethedig yn y dyfodol; Gwaith gwelliant i 'Materials Recovery Facility' (MRF) Ystad Ddiwydiannol Cibyn, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 2BD ******************************************************************************** Cyngor Gwynedd is undertaking a preliminary market engagement (UK2) in relation to the proposed future procurement; Improvement works to the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) Cibyn Industrial Estate, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 2BD

Summary: Cyngor Gwynedd is planning improvement works at the Materials Recovery Facility on Cibyn Industrial Estate, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 2BD. The procurement concerns the design and build of a new materials recycling line and floor area, removal of existing MRF equipment where required, supply of new equipment, integration of existing and new equipment, installation and testing. It also covers warranties for new equipment and appropriate maintenance and repair services. The intended outcomes are better operational efficiency, health and safety, automation, contamination control and material quality, while allowing for future changes to recycling streams. The main category is construction and environmental improvement works, with associated waste-related services. The planned procurement is divided between design and build, equipment supply, and repair and maintenance.

BCU-ITT-64089 - North Wales Medical School - West (YG)

Description: Bangor University (BU) and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) are working in partnership to deliver the North Wales Medical School (NWMS), an established Welsh Government-funded programme designed to increase medical education and training capacity across North Wales. The works comprise of the alterations and adaptations of the existing building to form a new medical training centre. All activities must be planned for a live hospital environment, coordinating outages and access with Estates/ICT, and must comply with site rules, CDM, and applicable NHS W /BCUHB technical standards. The Ysbyty Gwynedd contract comprises the development of additional teaching accommodation together with the refurbishment of the existing education facilities. The existing education accommodation at YG has a fragmented layout, which limits the functionality and effectiveness of the current teaching environment. (read more...)

Summary: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is procuring construction works for the North Wales Medical School at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor. The project is being delivered with Bangor University to increase medical education and training capacity across North Wales. It covers an extension onto the existing roof to create additional teaching accommodation, refurbishment and improvement of existing education facilities, and reconfiguration of the teaching environment. The works are intended to address fragmented, undersized accommodation and improve its suitability for teaching and learning. The project also concerns an education area located along a corridor used by patients, staff and carers travelling to and from the Endoscopy Department. Delivery is across Ysbyty Gwynedd and associated North Wales locations.

BCU-ITT-64088 - NORTH WALES MEDICAL SCHOOL - CENTRAL (YGC)

Description: Bangor University (BU) and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) are working in partnership to deliver the North Wales Medical School (NWMS), an established Welsh Government-funded programme designed to increase medical education and training capacity across North Wales. The works comprise of the alterations and adaptations of the existing building to form a new medical training centre. All activities must be planned for a live hospital environment, coordinating outages and access with Estates/ICT, and must comply with site rules, CDM, and applicable NHS W /BCUHB technical standards. The YGC contract comprises the refurbishment and redevelopment of the existing Education Centre footprint to provide a more coherent, functional and accessible education environment. The works include: * Reconfiguration and redevelopment of the existing Education Centre accommodation. * Decanting of rooms (read more...)

Summary: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, with Bangor University, is procuring construction works for the North Wales Medical School at the existing Education Centre in Bangor. The project will refurbish and redevelop the current accommodation to create a more coherent, functional and accessible medical training environment. The scope includes reconfiguring the Education Centre, decanting rooms to enable the works, creating a new entrance, and improving the internal flow, layout and functionality. The completed facility is intended to support increased medical teaching and training capacity across North Wales. The work is categorised as construction and will be delivered in a live hospital setting, with activities coordinated around hospital operations, Estates and ICT requirements.

BU452026- Architectural Modelling and Immersive Digital Visualisation

Description: Bangor University is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to a potential future procurement for the provision of specialist architectural modelling, digital reconstruction and immersive digital visualisation services. This engagement is being conducted to help the University better understand the capabilities of the market, emerging technologies, innovative delivery approaches, commercial models and potential procurement options prior to commencing any formal procurement exercise. Information obtained through this engagement may be used to inform the procurement strategy, specification, award criteria and contract structure. Bangor University will take appropriate steps to ensure that participation in this engagement does not provide any supplier with an unfair advantage or otherwise distort competition in any future procurement process.

Summary: Bangor University is exploring a future services contract for specialist architectural modelling, digital reconstruction and immersive digital visualisation. The work centres on digitally reconstructing a former hospital building and creating visual environments that show its architectural, historical and present-day experiences. Expected outputs include detailed 3D models of the building in its original, derelict and proposed refurbished states; models of internal and external features, routes and landscapes; and immersive experiences for virtual reality, augmented reality, exhibitions and web platforms. The scope may also include historical research, spatial and time-based storytelling, audio and environmental elements, user testing, technical optimisation, exhibition equipment setup, documentation, source files and other digital assets. Delivery activity is associated with Gwynedd and Conwy and Denbighshire in Wales.

BU1012024 Security Services

Description: Bangor University wishes to employ a security Contractor, who can assist the University in delivering a safe and welcoming environment for its customers and to supplement the existing internal security team. The requirement is in two parts, 1) a daily, SIA licensed security presence in the University Arts Centre (Pontio) 2) security staff for ad-hoc additional SIA licensed Security for events, which may include traffic management, static guarding, stewarding, door supervisor roles and similar as outlined below. The period of this contract will be for 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 month periods. The contract will be subject to bimonthly review.

Summary: Bangor University is procuring security services to support a safe and welcoming environment and supplement its existing internal security team. The requirement covers two linked services: a daily SIA-licensed security presence at the University Arts Centre, Pontio, and additional SIA-licensed personnel for events when required. Event duties may include traffic management, static guarding, stewarding, door supervision and similar security roles. This is a services contract for security provision, delivered for Bangor University in connection with its university facilities and events. The opportunity is suitable for businesses providing staffed security operations, including those able to supply both routine guarding and flexible event security resources.

Cynnal Tiroedd / Grounds Maintenance

Description: Mae Adra yn edrych i apwyntio contractor ar gyfer gwaith Cynnal Tiroedd fel manylir yn y dogfennau tendro / Adra are looking for a Grounds Maintenance contractor as per tender documentation.

Summary: Adra (Tai) Cyf is procuring grounds maintenance services for its housing and related estates. The work covers routine grounds maintenance and additional ad hoc works, with the detailed requirements, plans and supporting policies set out in the tender documentation. It is a services contract delivered across Gwynedd, Conwy and Denbighshire, and Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot. The buyer is Adra (Tai) Cyf, based in Bangor. The procurement is for one overall service package rather than separate specialist lots. The requirement is likely to suit contractors providing planned and reactive grounds maintenance across multiple locations, including organisations able to manage work programmes, site plans and additional works within a housing-estate environment.

BCU-ITT-63715 - LLGH UPGRADE FIRE DOORS

Description: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) has identified a requirement to undertake fire door upgrade works at Llandudno Hospital as part of its ongoing programme of estate safety and statutory compliance improvements. The project is being funded through Estates Discretionary Funding. The proposed works are intended to improve fire compartmentation and enhance the overall fire safety provisions within the hospital estate, ensuring compliance with current fire safety legislation and NHS Wales estate standards.

Summary: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is procuring fire door upgrade works at Llandudno Hospital. The project forms part of the Health Board’s estate safety and statutory compliance programme and is intended to improve fire compartmentation and strengthen fire safety across the hospital estate. The work is construction-related and will support compliance with current fire safety legislation and NHS Wales estate standards. NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust, is managing the procurement for the Health Board. Suppliers should therefore be able to undertake construction work in a live hospital estate and deliver fire safety improvements at the Llandudno site, working to the requirements set out in the procurement documents.

Internal Audit Services - Adra and Grwp Cynefin

Description: Adra Tai Cyfyngedig ("Adra") and Grwp Cynefin are two separate housing associations based in north Wales. We are currently exploring our options for the future provision of our internal audit services, including whether a joint procurement approach would be beneficial. To help us determine our next steps, we welcome early engagement from suitably experienced internal audit providers to help us understand market interest, capacity and views on the proposed approach. If a joint procurement is pursued, it is anticipated that each housing association would enter into separate contracts with the successful provider. Adra: Adra is North Wales' largest housing association, providing more than 7,500 quality, affordable homes and services to people in housing need across the region, while supporting the culture and heritage of the communities it serves; (read more...)

Summary: Adra (Tai) Cyf and Grŵp Cynefin are exploring the future provision of internal audit services for their housing associations in north Wales and north Powys. The proposed service is independent, objective and risk-based, covering governance, risk management, financial and operational controls, regulatory compliance, service delivery, internal controls, data integrity and landlord health and safety compliance. It would also support wider priorities including decarbonisation, development and growth. The work would include audit planning, individual audits, recommendation follow-up, annual assurance opinions and reporting to Boards and Audit and Risk Committees. Most activity could be delivered remotely, but providers would occasionally attend offices, Board or Committee meetings and other locations across north Wales to present findings. If taken forward jointly, each association is expected to sign a separate contract.

Provision of NHS General Dental Services within the North Denbighshire area

Description: Provision of General Dental Services in the North Denbighshire area of North Wales

Summary: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board intends to procure NHS General Dental Services in North Denbighshire, North Wales. The work is classified as dental practice and related services and is intended to increase NHS dental capacity and improve patient access in a priority area. Services will be delivered in Denbighshire under the National Health Service (General Dental Services Contracts and Patient Charges) (Wales) Regulations 2026. The requirement covers general dental services for local communities across the area. The Health Board is the buyer and is responsible for commissioning the service. This is a healthcare services requirement for dental practices, providers of NHS general dental care and organisations able to deliver additional local dental capacity.

SBRI - Agri-Food Tech Contracts for Innovation Cymru Phase 1 Challenge

Description: It is the ambition of the Welsh Government to develop a thriving and confident agriculture sector in Wales built around innovation and growth, to rise to the challenges we face and make most of the opportunities available. In July 2025 the Welsh Government published its Sustainable Farming Scheme designed to ensure Welsh Government support for agriculture in Wales delivers against the four Sustainable Land Management objectives of the Agriculture (Wales) Act: - Produce food and other goods in a sustainable manner - Mitigate and adapt to climate change - Maintain and enhance the resilience of ecosystems and the benefits they provide - Conserve and enhance the countryside and cultural resources, promote public access to and engagement with them, and to sustain the Welsh language and promote and facilitate (read more...)

Summary: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is procuring research, development and consultancy services for an Agri-Food Tech Contracts for Innovation Cymru Phase 1 challenge. The requirement is for innovative technologies, digital tools, data-driven methods or other novel solutions that improve how cattle mortality intelligence is collected, accessed, integrated, analysed and communicated. The intended outcome is earlier identification of animal-health and disease risks, more proactive herd-health management, better veterinary decision-making and stronger evidence for farmer engagement and policy. The work supports Welsh agriculture, sustainable farming, animal health and welfare, environmental improvement and the transition to net zero. Delivery is across Wales. The main category is services, including agricultural services, market research, and research and development consultancy. The buyer is based in Bangor and the requirement is suitable for both small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community or social enterprises.