Location: Carmarthen•Buyer: Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority
Stage: TenderDate: 18th September 2026 (4 days ago)Value: £100K-£500KSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority is seeking a quality contractor to provide "All-Terrain" Vehicles (A.T.V.). The contract will be for a period of 2 years with the option to extend by a further 4 years at 2-year intervals. There will be an initial purchase of 4 No vehicles, with the option to purchase more during the term of the agreement.
Summary: Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority is buying all-terrain vehicles for fire and rescue service use. The requirement covers specialist off-road, four-wheel-drive vehicles, with an initial purchase of four vehicles and the ability to buy additional vehicles during the agreement. Delivery is intended across the Authority’s operational area in Mid and West Wales. This is a goods procurement for a supplier able to provide suitable all-terrain vehicles as a quality contractor. The Authority is based in Carmarthen and is the organisation responsible for the purchase. The specification and tender documents set out the required vehicle standards, supply arrangements and other technical requirements for the vehicles.
Tender deadline: 19th October 202627 days remaining
Location: Carmarthen•Buyer: Hywel Dda University Health Board
Stage: TenderDate: 15th September 2026 (1 week ago)Value: Under £100KSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: Hywel Dda University Health Board's (HDUHB) Tywi Taf Cluster (2Ts) is seeking to commission a preventative health and wellbeing pilot designed to improve the emotional, physical and social wellbeing of young people across Carmarthen. This pilot has been developed in response to growing evidence of poorer emotional wellbeing, confidence and health literacy among adolescent girls, young women, and gender-diverse individuals requiring services related to women's health, including those who identify as female, transgender, non-binary, or gender diverse alongside increasing concerns about body image, social media influences, anxiety, self-esteem and healthy relationships. Informed by emerging evidence, it recognises the significant pressures many adolescent girls, young women and gender-diverse young people experience in defining their self-worth and identity through appearance and peer acceptance. These pressures can be further amplified by (read more...)
Summary: Hywel Dda University Health Board is commissioning a community health and wellbeing service for a preventative youth pilot across Carmarthen, through its Tywi Taf Cluster. The service is intended to improve the emotional, physical and social wellbeing of young people, with a primary focus on adolescent girls, young women and gender-diverse individuals who need support related to women’s health. This includes people identifying as female, transgender, non-binary or gender diverse. The pilot should provide safe, inclusive and welcoming settings where young people can build confidence, form positive relationships, improve health knowledge and access support or signposting. Planned engagement with boys and young men should promote healthy relationships, mutual respect, emotional literacy, equality, consent and positive health behaviours. The requirement is for community health services, with NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership acting as procurement facilitator.
Tender deadline: 9th October 202617 days remaining
Location: Carmarthen•Buyer: University of Wales Trinity Saint David
Stage: TenderDate: 15th September 2026 (1 week ago)Value: £10M-£100MSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: The University of Wales Trinity Saint David Group and Pembrokeshire College is establishing a multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of property-related minor works, reactive maintenance and specialist trade services across its estate. The Framework will provide the Client with a structured, compliant and efficient mechanism for procuring a range of planned, reactive and specialist works and services required to support the operation, maintenance and improvement of its estate. The Framework is intended to support: Planned maintenance and minor works; Lifecycle replacement and improvement programmes; Compliance and statutory works; Minor refurbishment and alteration projects; Specialist trade works; Responsive and reactive maintenance; Urgent and emergency repairs and associated out-of-hours requirements. The Framework is divided into fourteen Lots, with geographical coverage varying by Lot. Tenderers may apply for one or (read more...)
Summary: The University of Wales Trinity Saint David Group and Pembrokeshire College are establishing a multi-supplier framework for property-related minor works, reactive maintenance and specialist trade services across their estates. The fourteen workstreams cover general building, mechanical and plumbing, electrical, civil engineering, IT infrastructure, roofing, glazing and doors, flooring, drainage, painting and decorating, structural steel and welding, fire compartmentation remediation, 24/7 plumbing and emergency repairs, and locksmith and electronic access-control systems. The work supports planned maintenance, lifecycle replacement, statutory compliance, refurbishment, alterations, urgent repairs and out-of-hours response. Work may take place in occupied or unoccupied academic buildings, offices, student accommodation, specialist facilities and external areas across Swansea, Carmarthenshire, Cardiff, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, London and Birmingham.
Tender deadline: 6th October 202614 days remaining
Location: Pembroke Dock•Buyer: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority
Stage: TenderDate: 15th September 2026 (1 week ago)Value: Under £100KSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority invites proposals from consultants to identify and prioritise nature-based intervention opportunities that could contribute to improving water quality in the lower Western Cleddau (and possibly other relevant catchments if feasible within the budget). A transparent, weighted multi-criteria approach will assess water quality benefit, source / pathway / receptor linkages, hydrological connectivity, intervention potential and implementation feasibility. GIS analysis will identify and map pollution sources, pathways, receptors and priority reaches using available datasets. Stakeholder and landowner engagement will support fieldwork access, inform feasibility and foster future implementation support. Targeted walkovers will ground-truth and refine the assessment, identifying opportunities and constraints not evident from desk-based information. Outputs will include an updateable GIS opportunity and prioritisation database, mapbook, narrative report and selected case studies / scenarios. (read more...)
Summary: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is seeking consultant services to assess and prioritise nature-based interventions to improve water quality in the lower Western Cleddau, with other relevant catchments considered if feasible. The work is a research and environmental consultancy assignment (CPV 73210000). It will combine desk-based assessment and GIS analysis to identify and map pollution sources, pathways, receptors and priority reaches, with targeted walkovers to test findings on the ground. Stakeholder and landowner engagement will support access, feasibility and future implementation. Required outputs include an updateable GIS opportunity and prioritisation database, mapbook, narrative report, and selected case studies or scenarios. The assessment must distinguish strategic priorities from actionable opportunities and consider future nutrient mitigation or credit potential. Work is for the Authority in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
Tender deadline: 12th October 202620 days remaining
Location: Pembrokeshire•Buyer: Pembrokeshire County Council
Stage: TenderDate: 14th September 2026 (1 week ago)Value: £1M-£10MSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: Tender Notice for an Integrated Domestic Abuse Accommodation and Housing Support Service
Summary: Pembrokeshire County Council is buying an integrated domestic abuse accommodation and housing support service for victims and survivors of domestic abuse and their children. The requirement covers accommodation alongside housing-related support, with the aim of helping people affected by domestic abuse sustain safe housing. It is a health and social work service, classified under CPV 85000000, and is being procured as one service lot. Delivery is required in the United Kingdom. The council is the public-sector buyer and the service sits within the light-touch regime for social and related services. The requirement may suit organisations that already provide domestic abuse support, supported accommodation, homelessness services or linked health and social care provision.
Tender deadline: 21st October 202629 days remaining