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Cytundeb Fframwaith ar gyfer Adnoddau Addysgol / Framework Agreement for Educational Resources

Description: Mae Adnodd yn un o gyrff hyd braich Llywodraeth Cymru, ac mae'i gylch gwaith cyfredol yn para tan 2026. Rydyn ni'n arwain ac yn cydlynu'r gwaith o ddarparu adnoddau addysgol yn y Gymraeg a'r Saesneg i ysbrydoli addysgu a dysgu'r Cwricwlwm i Gymru, a'r rheini'n adnoddau y gellir eu haddasu ac sy'n hawdd eu defnyddio. Ein gweledigaeth ni yw bod gan ein holl ymarferwyr a dysgwyr, beth bynnag fo'u cefndir, yr hawl i gael adnoddau addysgol o ansawdd da, a'r rheini'n tanio'u dychymyg, yn hybu eu lles, ac yn ysgogi cariad gydol oes at ddysgu. Yn unol a'n llythyr cylch gwaith, rhaid i Adnodd sicrhau bod adnoddau perthnasol ac amserol, ynghyd a deunyddiau ategol, ar gael yn y Gymraeg a'r Saesneg, ar yr un pryd, i gefnogi'r Cwricwlwm (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for a framework agreement focused on educational resources has been initiated by Caerphilly County Borough Council, acting on behalf of Adnodd Cyfyngedig. This tender is currently in the planning and tender stages, with significant dates including the tender period ending on 30 March 2026 and the framework agreement running from 1 June 2026 to 31 March 2030. Located in South Wales, the procurement aims to support the Curriculum for Wales through bilingual educational resources and consultancy. The industry category covers services such as educational software, printed materials, creative content, consultancy, and research services. The open procedure allows for competition and engagement from various suppliers, especially SMEs, with the framework providing versatile procurement method options.

Cytundeb Fframwaith ar gyfer Adnoddau Addysgol / Framework Agreement for Educational Resources

Description: Cytundeb fframwaith ar gyfer caffael adnoddau addysgol Cymraeg a dwyieithog, gwasanaethau ymgynghori, a gwasanaethau cymorth / Framework agreement for the procurement of Welsh-medium and bilingual educational resources, consultancy, and support services

Summary: The procurement process for a framework agreement focused on educational resources has been initiated by Caerphilly County Borough Council, acting on behalf of Adnodd Cyfyngedig. This tender is currently in the planning and tender stages, with significant dates including the tender period ending on 30 March 2026 and the framework agreement running from 1 June 2026 to 31 March 2030. Located in South Wales, the procurement aims to support the Curriculum for Wales through bilingual educational resources and consultancy. The industry category covers services such as educational software, printed materials, creative content, consultancy, and research services. The open procedure allows for competition and engagement from various suppliers, especially SMEs, with the framework providing versatile procurement method options.

Cylchgronyn TGAU Hanes Dwyieithog / Bilingual GCSE History Magazine

Description: Creu, cynhyrchu a chyhoeddi cylchgrawn dwyieithog i gefnogi dysgwyr wrth astudio'r cwrs TGAU Hanes newydd sydd wedi ei wneud i Gymru. Bydd Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Caerffili yn rheoli'r broses gaffael ar ran Adnodd ar gyfer creu, cynhyrchu a chyhoeddi cylchgrawn digidol, dwyieithog i gefnogi dysgwyr wrth astudio'r cwrs TGAU Hanes newydd sydd wedi ei wneud i Gymru. Rhaid i'r cylchgrawn fod: - yn ddwyieithog (fersiynau Cymraeg a Saesneg) - ar gael am ddim i'w ddefnyddio - yn canolbwyntio ar y pynciau a'r themau ym manyleb TGAU Hanes CBAC - yn cyd-fynd ag ethos y Cwricwlwm i Gymru, ac un neu ragor o feysydd ffocws presennol Adnodd; llythrennedd, tegwch a gwrth-hiliaeth, a lles. Bydd tymor y cytundeb yn para am 12 mis, gyda'r opsiwn i ymestyn am 12 mis (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for creating a bilingual GCSE History magazine is managed by Caerphilly County Borough Council on behalf of Adnodd. It is in the planning stage, with the procurement process set to commence in early March 2026. The council aims to support learners in Wales through this initiative by producing a digital magazine in both Welsh and English, aligning with the Curriculum for Wales and focusing on themes such as literacy, equity, anti-racism, and well-being. An upcoming information session is scheduled for 4th March 2026, with interested parties encouraged to participate. The contract, valued at £48,000, will span 12 months, starting from June 2026, with the possibility of extension for another year. This procurement falls under the industry category of newspapers, journals, periodicals, and related materials, with key publications planned for September and December 2026, and March 2027.

Cycle Hire Scheme

Description: The Council is seeking a suitably experienced operator to supply, operate and fund a micro mobility and cycle hire scheme for the City of Cardiff. The scheme is to include, eBike and eCargo bike hire, with the possibility to also incorporate eScooter hire subject to future legislative changes during the period of this contract. The scheme will provide up to 2500 units within the Cardiff City Council area with parking in designated bays, supported by measure to ensure safe and efficient use of footways for all uses. The operator will be responsible for delivery a fully self-supporting scheme at nil cost to the council, covering all assets, operations, maintenance and customer management requirements. The tender documents can be found on the Proactis portal https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login

Summary: Cardiff Council is currently in the tender stage for a "Cycle Hire Scheme" aimed at delivering a comprehensive micro mobility solution in Cardiff, a part of the UK region. With an active status as of 27th February 2026, the procurement seeks an experienced operator to supply, operate, and fund eBikes and eCargo bikes. This project, which includes a financial estimate of £250,000, represents an open competition under a concession special regime. The procurement process is being conducted electronically via the Proactis portal, with the submission deadline set for 30th March 2026. This initiative is part of Cardiff Council's commitment to providing sustainable transport solutions, with operations starting on 18th May 2026 and running until 17th May 2029, with possible extensions.

Velindre University NHS Trust - Culture and Leadership Programme

Description: Velindre University NHS Trust is a health care organisation employing around 2,184 people in a range of clinical, scientific and support roles. We provide cancer services in south-east Wales and Blood and Transplantation services across Wales, as well as hosting service functions on behalf of NHS Wales. This includes Health Technology Wales and NWSSP, which is a shared services function supporting NHS Wales. Cancer services are commissioned by Health Boards and operate at the intersection of specialist clinical care, research, and national operational delivery. The complexity of our environment -- spanning cancer care pathways, blood supply chains, laboratory services, and system partnerships -- requires a governance structure and culture that is collaborative, agile, and compassionate. The Trust are seeking to appoint a partner to focus on culture and (read more...)

Summary: Velindre University NHS Trust is soliciting tender proposals for a Culture and Leadership Programme. This procurement process is under the Open procedure and targets the services category, classified as miscellaneous services within the Public authority - sub-central government framework. The Trust, situated in Cardiff, offers cancer services and blood and transplantation services in Wales. The tender invites involvement from businesses focused on cultivating collaborative, agile, and compassionate governance cultures. Interested parties must note that proposal submissions close on 27th March 2026, with enquiries accepted until 18th March 2026.

Provision of a Cloud Transition Training Programme

Description: Digital Health and Care Wales ("DHCW") has a requirement for a comprehensive Cloud Transition Training Programme to support the successful delivery of the Cloud Transition Programme ("CTP"). The CTP is a multi year transformation initiative to migrate national digital services from legacy on premises infrastructure into secure, modern cloud platforms, improving reliability, security and performance across NHS Wales. The programme also requires significant organisational change, ensuring that DHCW staff are equipped with the skills, behaviours and ways of working needed to adopt cloud services effectively. To underpin this, DHCW seeks a Supplier to deliver role aligned training, certification pathways, hands on labs and simulations, and skills analytics that integrate fully with the People and Organisational Development ("POD") portal as the system of record for enrolments, attendance, completions and (read more...)

Summary: Digital Health & Care Wales (DHCW) in Cardiff is planning a procurement process for the "Provision of a Cloud Transition Training Programme." The initiative aims to support NHS Wales by migrating digital services to secure cloud platforms. The programme requires significant organisational changes to equip DHCW staff with necessary skills for cloud adoption. As part of the planning stage, DHCW will host an online pre-market engagement session on 20th March 2026, via Microsoft Teams to discuss the training programme. Interested suppliers need to register by 17th March 2026. The tender corresponds to the 'services' category and particularly targets education and training. The procurement aligns with Welsh devolved regulations, adhering to the Procurement Act 2023.

Provision of a Cloud Transition Training Programme

Description: Digital Health and Care Wales ("DHCW") has a requirement for a comprehensive Cloud Transition Training Programme to support the successful delivery of the Cloud Transition Programme ("CTP"). The CTP is a multi year transformation initiative to migrate national digital services from legacy on premises infrastructure into secure, modern cloud platforms, improving reliability, security and performance across NHS Wales. The programme also requires significant organisational change, ensuring that DHCW staff are equipped with the skills, behaviours and ways of working needed to adopt cloud services effectively. To underpin this, DHCW seeks a Supplier to deliver role aligned training, certification pathways, hands on labs and simulations, and skills analytics that integrate fully with the People and Organisational Development ("POD") portal as the system of record for enrolments, attendance, completions and (read more...)

Summary: Digital Health & Care Wales is in the planning stage of a procurement process for a Cloud Transition Training Programme. The programme aims to drive transformation by migrating digital services to cloud platforms, focusing on enhanced reliability, security, and performance within NHS Wales. Located in Cardiff, the initiative spans multiple years and demands substantial organisational change. A pre-market engagement event is scheduled on 20th March 2026 via Microsoft Teams to discuss the programme with potential suppliers, who must register their interest by 17th March. This step aligns with the Procurement Act 2023, and the procurement falls under educational services in the public sector, with an anticipated contract period from July 2026 to March 2028.

Canolfan Tryweryn

Description: We are inviting proposals from parties interested in a long-term lease opportunity on NRW managed land and waterways at Canolfan Tryweryn, Fron Goch, Bala, LL23 7NU. The site offers established facilities with potential for further development. We are seeking interest from any organisations wishing to bring forward sustainable plans that enhance recreational use of the site and community benefit.

Summary: Natural Resources Wales is seeking proposals for a long-term lease opportunity at Canolfan Tryweryn, Bala, offering established facilities with potential for development to enhance recreational use and community benefit. The procurement is managed through an open competition, classified under renting or leasing services and sporting services. Located in the United Kingdom, the submission period remains open until 6 April 2026, with enquiries to be submitted by 16 March 2026 via the Sell2Wales portal. The process is currently in the tender stage, under the legal framework outlined by legislation 2023/54.

Invitation to tender for Learning Management System

Description: Audit Wales seeks to procure an off the shelf Learning Management System (LMS) capable of hosting, delivering, analysing, and managing a broad range of digital learning content.

Summary: The Wales Audit Office invites bids for an open tender to procure an off-the-shelf Learning Management System (LMS) to manage digital learning content. The procurement process, classified under 'public authority - sub-central government', is at the tender stage, having been initiated on 26 February 2026. Interested parties have until the submission deadline on 23 March 2026 to apply. Located in Cardiff, UK, this procurement falls within the services category under the CPV code for e-learning services. The contract is valued at a gross amount of £216,000, with the tender period completion slated for 15 June 2026.

UEFA EURO 2028 Tournament Impact Evaluation

Description: In October 2023, the UK and Ireland successfully secured the rights to host UEFA EURO 2028. The tournament will take place in England, Scotland, Wales and Republic of Ireland over 31 days in June and July, and will attract the attention of the sporting and major event communities, the media, and the public at large across the UK & Ireland, Europe and the World. A projected 1 million international visitors will visit the UK & Ireland during the tournament. Delivery Partners are committed to evaluating the impacts of the tournament to evidence the value of their investment and the benefits which will accrue throughout the tournament hosting period. Delivery Partners are now seeking to appoint a supplier who will be responsible for evaluating the benefits and impacts of (read more...)

Summary: The United Kingdom Sports Council is seeking a supplier to evaluate the impacts of the UEFA EURO 2028 tournament, hosted across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. With a competitive flexible procedure in place, interested businesses must submit initial documents by 17:00 BST on 9 March 2026, followed by further submissions on 1 May 2026 and 20 May 2026. The evaluation process will span from 2026 to 2030, encompassing diverse research services, survey design, and economic impact assessments. This tender is currently at the award stage, providing opportunities for involvement in key areas such as survey conduction and economic research, with a total contract value of £2,250,000 gross.