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Proc-26-121- License to Occupy and Business Opportunity for Wraparound Care Provision at St Marys Catholic School

Description: UK2 - EXPRESSION OF INTEREST This Expression of Interest ("EOI") is seeking suitable interested parties to tender for the opportunity for License to Occupy and Business Opportunity for Wraparound Care Provision at St Marys Catholic School. Background/Context St Mary's Catholic Primary School is a thriving Catholic primary school committed to: The mission and values of the Catholic Church The well-being, safety and holistic development of every child The principles and purposes of the Curriculum for Wales The Governing Body invites submissions from Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) registered providers, or providers willing to apply for CIW registration, to establish and operate a wraparound childcare provision on the school site. The provision will be independently run and managed but must operate in close partnership with the school and its governing (read more...)

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is planning a licence-to-occupy and business opportunity for an independently operated wraparound childcare service at St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Wrexham. The service covers breakfast care from 7:30am to 8:45am, nursery-end care from 11:30am, after-school care from 3:15pm to 6pm, and holiday care from 7:30am to 6pm. It must provide safe, inclusive, play-based care, healthy food where relevant, suitable supervision and clear arrangements for booking, fees, collection, handover and safeguarding. The provider will work in partnership with the school while managing its own staffing, policies and operations. The service is intended to support families, children’s wellbeing and development, and the school’s Catholic ethos and Curriculum for Wales. The work is classified as child daycare services.

Ty Pawb, Wrexham, Phase 2 Capital Development and Cultural Quarter Integration Project - Multidisciplinary Technical Project Management and Design Services to end of RIBA Stage 6

Description: Wrexham County Borough Council wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced multidisciplinary design team to progress the Ty Pawb Phase 2 Capital Development and Cultural Quarter Integration Project. The work will involve taking the project from the point of a completed feasibility study through all subsequent RIBA work stages to the end of RIBA Stage 6 (Handover). Please see the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document, appendices and other supporting documents for full details of the proposed work. These have been published and are available on the eTenderWales (Bravo Solutions) online e-sourcing portal, which can be accessed through this web address: https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/. You will need to be registered as a supplier on both Find a Tender service (FTS) and eTenderWales. To access and download the documents you will (read more...)

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is procuring multidisciplinary technical project management and design services for the Tŷ Pawb Phase 2 Capital Development and Cultural Quarter Integration Project in Wrexham. The appointed team will take the project from its completed feasibility study through the subsequent RIBA work stages to RIBA Stage 6 handover. The scope covers architectural design, engineering, surveying, cost estimation, project and design preparation, construction project management, building-work supervision and project documentation. This is a services contract for work delivered in Wrexham. The Council intends to appoint one lead supplier rather than divide the requirement into lots, so the successful organisation will need to coordinate the full multidisciplinary service and manage the project as an integrated commission.

In service support and PDS of Headsets-UK1

Description: There remains an ongoing requirement to provide In-Service Support for Joint Service Aircrew Headsets, MK10 helmet communications equipment and associated spares, together with the UKStratCom Tactical Systems Close Combat Communication Hearing Protection System (CC CHPS) used by the Army. This equipment is essential to support operational and training activities and continues to be widely used across Defence. Support is currently provided through the existing Invisio Communications contract (708493450), which expires on 30 September 2026. Continued support is required to maintain equipment availability and ensure uninterrupted access to equipment, spares, and technical support.

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support, on behalf of the UK Ministry of Defence, is procuring in-service support for Joint Service Aircrew Headsets, MK10 helmet communications equipment and associated spares, together with the UKStratCom Tactical Systems Close Combat Communication Hearing Protection System used by the Army. The requirement covers headset repairs, replacement components and spares, and post-design services support for Crewgard and Combat headsets. The equipment supports Defence operational and training activities, including military aerospace applications. Delivery and support are required across the United Kingdom. The procurement is categorised as goods and includes headphones, protective equipment and electronic and electrical spare parts for military aerospace equipment. The requirement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, although the stated technical rationale identifies the original equipment manufacturer as the capable supplier.

Proc-26-138 Childcare Sufficiency Assessment

Description: UK4 - Tender Notice 1. Background/Context Local authorities are required to undertake a full assessment of the childcare provision in their area every five years. This is done through the production of a Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (CSA). Through the CSA, the local authority will need to assess the local childcare market to develop an understanding of parents' current and future need for childcare. The local authority will compare the assessment of parents' demand for childcare with information about the current and planned availability of childcare provision across the local authority area. 2. Scope of Work The contract holder will be responsible for collating and analysing data and providing a narrative on the demand, supply and gaps in childcare in Wrexham from a variety of sources, including, but not (read more...)

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is commissioning a childcare sufficiency assessment for Wrexham. The service is a research and consultancy assignment covering the local childcare market, including parents’ current and future demand, existing and planned provision, and gaps in supply. The supplier will collate and analyse information from population data, Care Inspectorate Wales self-assessments, survey results and consultation feedback. The work must produce a full assessment, an accessible summary and a five-year action plan developed with the Council’s partners. The Council will undertake the surveys and consultations and arrange translation after completion. The work is delivered for Wrexham County Borough Council across Wrexham.

osod Cae 3g newydd yn Ysgol Uwchradd Penarlag / 3g Pitch Replacement at Hawarden High School

Description: Mae'r gwaith yn cynnwys uwchraddio'r cae 2g pob tywydd synthetig presennol gyda system 3g newydd, gan gynnwys deunydd mewnlenwi Rwber Styren Biwtadien (SBR). Mae gwaith amrywiol arall yn cynnwys gosod ffens newydd a darparu ardal ar gyfer gwylwyr. The works involve upgrade existing 2G synthetic turf to a new 3G system inc. SBR infill. Other miscellaneous work include new fencing, and the inclusion of a spectator area.

Summary: Flintshire County Council is procuring works to replace the existing 2G all-weather synthetic football pitch at Hawarden High School with a new 3G pitch system using styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) infill. The scope also includes miscellaneous associated works: installing new fencing and creating a spectator area. This is a sports facilities construction project, covering both the pitch upgrade and supporting site works. Delivery is at Hawarden High School in Flintshire, Wales. The requirement is classified as sports facilities construction work. It will suit contractors able to manage synthetic sports-surface replacement alongside fencing and small-scale external works, including coordination of the complete installation for a school sports facility.

HD Sewage Waste Treatment and Disposal

Description: HD Sewage Waste Treatment and Disposal. Lot 1 - Sludge treatment and disposal Lot 2 - RBC Waste & Thin sludge treatment and disposal

Summary: Hafren Dyfrdwy Cyfyngedig is procuring sewage waste treatment and disposal services across the United Kingdom. The requirement is divided into two lots. Lot 1 covers receiving untreated and partially treated sewage sludge from sewage treatment works, then processing and treating it at a permitted or licensed site. Lot 2 covers receiving, processing and treating partially treated sewage produced when rotating biological contactor package treatment plants are routinely emptied and cleansed. The procurement is for services in the water and wastewater sector, including sludge treatment, sewage treatment and disposal. Suppliers may be relevant if they operate suitable treatment and disposal facilities, manage sewage or sludge streams, and can provide compliant processing for either or both requirements.

Wrexham Library and Information Service Feasibility Study (Proc-26-128)

Description: Wrexham County Borough Council wish to commission a suitably qualified consultancy to produce a comprehensive feasibility study on a future, long-term sustainable model for Wrexham Library and Information Service, and related assets in Wrexham County Borough, whilst further enhancing its contribution to cultural and wellbeing priorities. This study will be used to evidence further applications to secure investment to deliver the recommendations and develop the library service's assets (capital) and services (revenue) to provide inclusive life-long learning activities that continue to meet the needs of the diverse communities within Wrexham County Borough into the future. Please see the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document, appendices and other supporting documents for full details of the proposed work. These have been published and are available on the eTenderWales (Bravo Solutions) online (read more...)

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is commissioning a consultancy to produce a comprehensive feasibility study for a future, long-term sustainable model for its library and information service and related assets. The study will examine how the service can enhance its contribution to cultural and wellbeing priorities, support inclusive lifelong learning, and continue meeting the needs of diverse communities. Its recommendations will help the council develop applications for investment in library assets and services, covering both capital and revenue requirements. The work combines feasibility, research, market and social research, business development, evaluation, building surveying and financial consultancy, alongside understanding of library services. Delivery is across Wrexham County Borough. This is a professional services opportunity for a suitably qualified consultancy.

itt_127141 - WGCD Mini Comp | Weighted Kerbside recycling sacks & Battery recycling sacks

Description: Further Competition offered via invitation only to suppliers on Lot 5 | WASTE BAGS & RECYCLING COLLECTION PRODUCTS (iii) FRAMEWORK WGCD-PCS-133-25

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is buying weighted kerbside recycling sacks and battery recycling sacks for waste and recycling collection. The requirement covers polythene waste and refuse sacks and bags, together with recycling equipment. Delivery is in Wrexham, supporting the council’s kerbside recycling and battery collection services. This is a goods supply opportunity rather than a works or service contract. The procurement is a further competition under the WGCD-PCS-133-25 framework’s waste bags and recycling collection products category. Offers are limited to suppliers already admitted to the relevant framework lot, so businesses outside that supplier group are not the intended market for this opportunity. The requirement may suit manufacturers, distributors and specialist suppliers of waste, recycling and battery collection sacks with the ability to supply the council’s specified products.

Provision of Independent Fraud Risk Assessment Services

Description: Proc-26-173 | Provision of Independent Fraud Risk Assessment Services - Initial Market Engagement

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is considering buying independent fraud risk assessment services for its organisation. The work would review counter-fraud governance, policies, strategies, reporting and oversight; assess fraud and corruption risks across services including procurement, contract management, finance, payroll, HR, council tax, business rates, housing, grants, adult and children’s services, direct payments, ICT, suppliers and insider activity; and evaluate existing prevention and detection controls. It would involve interviews and workshops with senior officers and relevant teams, including Internal Audit, Finance, HR, Procurement, ICT, Legal Services and service managers. Expected outputs are a detailed assessment report, fraud risk register, good-practice benchmarking, prioritised recommendations and an action plan. Delivery is planned across Wales on a hybrid basis.

Provision of Independent Fraud Risk Assessment Services

Description: Proc-26-173 | Provision of Independent Fraud Risk Assessment Services - Initial Market Engagement

Summary: Wrexham County Borough Council is considering buying independent fraud risk assessment services for its organisation. The work would review counter-fraud governance, policies, strategies, reporting and oversight; assess fraud and corruption risks across services including procurement, contract management, finance, payroll, HR, council tax, business rates, housing, grants, adult and children’s services, direct payments, ICT, suppliers and insider activity; and evaluate existing prevention and detection controls. It would involve interviews and workshops with senior officers and relevant teams, including Internal Audit, Finance, HR, Procurement, ICT, Legal Services and service managers. Expected outputs are a detailed assessment report, fraud risk register, good-practice benchmarking, prioritised recommendations and an action plan. Delivery is planned across Wales on a hybrid basis.