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Security Services

Description: TfW proposes to procure a single, integrated security service covering stations, depots and on-train operations across the TfW network. The service will provide planned and reactive security activity through a flexible, risk-based and intelligence-led deployment model, supporting TfW operational teams and helping to protect passengers, employees and the wider travelling public. The contract will provide flexibility for TfW to increase or vary service requirements during the contract term in response to operational needs, changes in demand and emerging security requirements across the network. Revenue protection and event security are excluded from scope, with event security to be procured separately alongside crowd management services.

Summary: Transport for Wales Rail Limited is seeking a single, integrated security service across its rail network in Wales. The work covers stations, depots and trains, with planned and responsive security activity deployed according to risk and intelligence. The supplier will support TfW operational teams and help protect passengers, employees and other people travelling on the network. TfW expects the service to be flexible enough to increase or vary as operational needs, demand and security risks change. Revenue protection is excluded. Event security and crowd management are also outside this contract and are to be procured separately. The work is classified as security guard services (CPV 79713000).

Healthcare Services - Referral & Procedures

Description: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service are seeking to award a below-threshold contract to appoint a service provider for the provision of referral services for specialist healthcare advice and surgical procedures. The Contract Term shall be for an initial period of 12-months with the option to extend by up to a further 36-months in 3 x 12-month extension periods (1+1+1+1).

Summary: South Wales Fire and Rescue Service is seeking a provider for specialist healthcare referral services, advice and surgical procedures. The requirement is divided into seven clinical areas: neck, shoulder, elbow and arm, back, knee and leg, foot and ankle, and hip. The back lot covers referrals and specialist advice; the other lots include surgical procedures as well as referrals. The service is intended to address medical issues affecting these parts of the body. Work is to be delivered in Wales. Suppliers may be interested in one or more clinical areas, depending on their specialist service offer. The buyer is South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, based in Llantrisant.

World Model for SCAT

Description: Velindre University NHS Trust is seeking to procure a specialist supplier to design and develop a World Model for Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) delivery in support of the transition to the new Velindre Cancer Centre. The model will support strategic planning and operational decision-making by providing enhanced visibility of patient demand, treatment capacity, workforce requirements and service delivery across the cancer network. The requirement forms part of the wider transformation programme for cancer services and will support the development of sustainable, data-driven treatment pathways, ensuring patients receive timely access to care whilst maximising available resources. The successful supplier will be expected to provide expertise in healthcare modelling, data integration, analytics and stakeholder engagement to develop a solution that supports forecasting, capacity planning and continuous service improvement. The anticipated (read more...)

Summary: Velindre University NHS Trust is seeking a specialist supplier to design and develop a World Model for Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) delivery. NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust, is managing the procurement for the contracting authority. The model is intended to support the transition to the new Velindre Cancer Centre and improve strategic planning and operational decisions across the cancer network. It will provide greater visibility of patient demand, treatment capacity, workforce needs and service delivery, supporting forecasting, capacity planning and sustainable, data-led treatment pathways. The work combines healthcare modelling, data integration, analytics and stakeholder engagement. The service supports timely patient access to care and better use of available resources. The intended delivery is across the cancer services network.

Replacement of Dental Suction Infrastructure at the Dental Teaching Unit, Porth

Description: Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake the replacement of existing dental suction and surgery waste pipework serving the Dental Teaching Unit at Leith House, Porth. The project is intended to ensure the facility remains safe, compliant and fit for purpose to support the continued delivery of dental training and education services. The works comprise refurbishment activities within an occupied healthcare and educational environment, including the replacement of existing underfloor suction services, liaison for the removal and reinstallation of four dental chairs, associated building, mechanical and electrical works, new floor finishes, decoration, commissioning and all necessary making-good works. The successful contractor will be required to undertake the role of Principal Contractor in accordance with the Construction (Design (read more...)

Summary: Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board is buying refurbishment and construction works to replace the dental suction infrastructure and surgery waste pipework serving the Dental Teaching Unit at Leith House, Porth. The work includes replacing underfloor suction services; arranging removal and refitting of four dental chairs; associated building, mechanical and electrical work; new floor finishes and decoration; commissioning; and making good. The facility will remain operational during the works, which support the continued delivery of dental training and education. The contractor will take responsibility for the project as Principal Contractor and coordinate delivery and specialist subcontractors. The work is in Porth, Wales. It is a single-supplier contract for construction work, including installation of dental equipment.

Control of Contractors Portal

Description: Transport for Wales has a requirement for a software solution to support a Control of Contractors (CoC) portal across its station network. The proposed solution should support the safe and effective management of contractors working on site, including (but not limited to): Contractor compliance and onboarding, Access control and permit management,Real-time visibility of contractor activity, Integration with existing systems where appropriate.

Summary: Transport for Wales Rail Limited is seeking a software solution for a Control of Contractors portal across its station network. The system is intended to support the safe, effective management of contractors working on site. Its functions include contractor onboarding and compliance, access control and permits, real-time visibility of contractor activity, and integration with existing systems where appropriate. This is a software and information-systems procurement, with delivery across the United Kingdom. The buyer is Transport for Wales Rail Limited, based in Pontypridd. The requirement is grouped as a single lot and concerns a portal for contractor management rather than the provision of station staff or physical access equipment.

Transport For Wales - Exploring Cycle Hire Opportunities Across Wales

Description: Transport for Wales is undertaking a market engagement exercise to better understand the cycle hire market and opportunities for cycle hire provision across Wales. The purpose of this engagement is to gather market intelligence on existing and emerging cycle hire solutions, commercial delivery models, operational considerations, technology platforms and approaches to partnership working. Feedback gathered through this exercise will help inform Transport for Wales' understanding of the market and the potential role that cycle hire services could play in supporting integrated transport, active travel and sustainable first and last mile connectivity to rail services. At this stage, no procurement strategy, route to market or future opportunity has been determined. Information obtained through this engagement may be used to inform future decision-making, should Transport for Wales decide to progress (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Wales is exploring cycle hire services across Wales, with the aim of connecting rail stations and other transport hubs to local destinations. The work under consideration could include operating cycle hire schemes, commercial delivery and funding models, operational arrangements, technology platforms and partnerships. The intended purpose is to support rail travel through better first- and last-mile connections, encourage active travel and enable journeys that combine different transport modes. Transport for Wales is gathering market insight on existing and emerging cycle hire solutions and the range of operating models available. This is a Wales-wide service requirement; the potential schemes could serve rail stations and other transport hubs across the country. Transport for Wales Rail Ltd is also named as a buyer in the process.

B833/26 - Provision of Kitchen Canopy TR19 Inspections, Insectocutor Cleaning, Kitchen Canopy and Ductwork Cleaning & Maintenance

Description: BCBC are looking to appoint a Contractor to carry out two visits per year to each location, required to service and clean the Insectocutor & kitchen canopy. An annual visit is required to inspect and clean the canopy ventilation ductwork, as detailed in the Maintenance specification.

Summary: Bridgend County Borough Council is seeking a contractor to inspect and maintain kitchen extraction equipment at its locations in Bridgend. The work covers servicing and cleaning insectocutors and kitchen canopies, with two visits to each location each year. The contractor must also inspect and clean kitchen canopy ventilation ductwork annually, following the maintenance specification. This is a facilities maintenance service covering catering equipment and associated ventilation systems. The requirement is grouped into one lot and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized businesses. Suppliers whose work includes routine kitchen extraction cleaning, ductwork inspection and cleaning, and insectocutor servicing are the closest fit. The council is the buyer and will use the service across its locations in Bridgend.

Travel Wales by TfW: Retail, Marketplace and Licensing Ecosystem / Teithio Cymru gan TrC: Manwerthu, Y Farchnad ac Ecosystem Trwyddedu

Description: Transport for Wales (TfW) is exploring the development of a phased Travel Wales retail, marketplace and licensing ecosystem. The ambition is to create a commercially sustainable proposition that generates non-farebox revenue, strengthens the Travel Wales brand, enhances customer engagement, and creates opportunities for Welsh businesses, tourism partners and other organisations. The potential scope may include: * customer research, proposition development and demand validation; * retail strategy, product sourcing and product development; * ecommerce platform provision, payment services and systems integration; * retail operations, warehousing, fulfilment, delivery, returns and customer service; * marketing, content, customer engagement and performance analytics; * station, event and pop-up retail opportunities; * tourism, destination and experience-led products and services; * marketplace capability, seller onboarding and marketplace governance; * strategic partnerships, brand collaborations and sponsorship (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Wales (TfW) is exploring a phased Travel Wales retail, online marketplace and brand-licensing ecosystem to generate income beyond fares, strengthen the Travel Wales brand and engage customers. Possible work spans customer research and proposition design; retail strategy and product sourcing; ecommerce, payment services and systems integration; retail operations, warehousing, fulfilment, delivery, returns and customer service; marketing and analytics; station, event and pop-up retail; tourism products; seller onboarding and marketplace governance; partnerships and sponsorship; and intellectual property management, licensing and royalties. The initial concept is a managed retail, ecommerce and fulfilment service, potentially expanding to Welsh suppliers and tourism businesses, then to licensing and partnerships if viable. Delivery would relate to Transport for Wales’ services across the United Kingdom, with the buyer based in Pontypridd, Wales.

Travel Wales by TfW: Retail, Marketplace and Licensing Ecosystem / Teithio Cymru gan TrC: Manwerthu, Y Farchnad ac Ecosystem Trwyddedu

Description: Transport for Wales (TfW) is exploring the development of a phased Travel Wales retail, marketplace and licensing ecosystem. The ambition is to create a commercially sustainable proposition that generates non-farebox revenue, strengthens the Travel Wales brand, enhances customer engagement, and creates opportunities for Welsh businesses, tourism partners and other organisations. The potential scope may include: * customer research, proposition development and demand validation; * retail strategy, product sourcing and product development; * ecommerce platform provision, payment services and systems integration; * retail operations, warehousing, fulfilment, delivery, returns and customer service; * marketing, content, customer engagement and performance analytics; * station, event and pop-up retail opportunities; * tourism, destination and experience-led products and services; * marketplace capability, seller onboarding and marketplace governance; * strategic partnerships, brand collaborations and sponsorship (read more...)

Summary: Transport for Wales (TfW) is exploring a phased Travel Wales retail, online marketplace and brand-licensing ecosystem to generate income beyond fares, strengthen the Travel Wales brand and engage customers. Possible work spans customer research and proposition design; retail strategy and product sourcing; ecommerce, payment services and systems integration; retail operations, warehousing, fulfilment, delivery, returns and customer service; marketing and analytics; station, event and pop-up retail; tourism products; seller onboarding and marketplace governance; partnerships and sponsorship; and intellectual property management, licensing and royalties. The initial concept is a managed retail, ecommerce and fulfilment service, potentially expanding to Welsh suppliers and tourism businesses, then to licensing and partnerships if viable. Delivery would relate to Transport for Wales’ services across the United Kingdom, with the buyer based in Pontypridd, Wales.

Contract for the Provision of General Carpentry Maintenance

Description: South Wales Police are seeking a Contractor to provide planned and reactive carpentry services, together with associated works.

Summary: South Wales Police, through the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales, is seeking a contractor for planned and reactive carpentry maintenance and associated works. The requirement covers carpentry and joinery work alongside related repair and maintenance services. Delivery is across Wales. It is a single-lot services contract, with suitability for small and medium-sized enterprises recorded. The work is intended to maintain police facilities through both scheduled tasks and responses to maintenance needs. This opportunity will suit firms whose core business includes building carpentry and joinery maintenance, rather than suppliers offering unrelated goods or general services without relevant trade capability.