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Preliminary Market Engagement - Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Platform

Description: Development Bank of Wales is undertaking a Preliminary Market Engagement exercise to better understand the market for Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) platforms. The purpose of this exercise is to engage with potential suppliers and gather information on available solutions, functionality, delivery and implementation approaches, integration capabilities and indicative commercial models. Development Bank of Wales is particularly interested in understanding the capabilities of solutions across third-party risk management and monitoring, including how platforms differentiate themselves from solutions focused primarily on cyber-risk monitoring. Suppliers are invited to provide information regarding their proposed solution and to indicate whether relevant functionality is available as standard, through configuration, integration or customisation, or is included within the supplier's product roadmap. Suppliers should also identify any relevant dependencies, limitations, additional modules, third-party data sources and (read more...)

Summary: Development Bank of Wales is exploring third-party risk management (TPRM) platforms to replace its existing supplier cyber-risk monitoring capability. The aim is to assess whether a broader platform could support Information Security, Risk, Compliance, Procurement and Operational Resilience. The service covers ongoing monitoring of suppliers’ internet-facing assets and cyber threats, supplier assessments and evidence, supplier inventory and risk tiering, cross-functional assurance, remediation workflows, reporting and integrations. The buyer also wants to understand potential capabilities for fourth-party visibility, concentration risk, financial health, AI and technology risk, reputational risk and supplier sustainability. The work is for use across the Development Bank of Wales; the stated delivery location is the United Kingdom. This is a market engagement to inform possible future requirements and procurement options, rather than a tender for a platform at this stage.

Cwm Taf Water Supply Strategy Procurement Scheme - Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC)

Description: Scope Update to Preliminary Market Engagement Notice This update to the Preliminary Market Engagement Notice published on 24 July 2026 (notice identifier 2026/S 000-070264) provides details of the next phase of market engagement for the Cwm Taf Water Supply Strategy, ahead of the planned procurement launch in Q1 2027. The "Engagement" section has been revised to summarise engagement undertaken to date and to provide information on a Meet The Buyer event on 10 November 2026, and details in relation to a data room to be made available before planned procurement launch. These arrangements replace the corresponding Engagement and Registration section in the 24 July 2026 notice. Earlier engagement in respect of the Cwm Taf WSS was advertised in the notice published on 10 November 2025 (notice identifier 2025/S (read more...)

Summary: Dŵr Cymru Cyfyngedig (Welsh Water) is planning a two-site water infrastructure scheme under its Cwm Taf Water Supply Strategy. It intends to appoint a competitively selected provider to design, build and finance a new water treatment works at Dan-y-Castell Farm, a raw-water pumping station at Pontsticill, and upgrades to Llwyn-onn Water Treatment Works. The wider scheme includes transfer pipelines, treated-water storage and environmental mitigation. The works are intended to secure sustainable water supplies and support reliable drinking-water provision while protecting the environment. Delivery is planned at one site near Merthyr Tydfil and another within Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, in South Wales. The project combines major civil engineering and construction with water-treatment, pumping and infrastructure-financing requirements.

Cynllun Caffael Strategaeth Cyflenwi Dwr Cwm Taf - Caffael Uniongyrchol i Gwsmeriaid (DPC)

Description: Cwmpas Diweddariad i'r Hysbysiad Ymgysylltu a'r Farchnad Rhagarweiniol Mae'r diweddariad hwn i'r Hysbysiad Ymgysylltu a'r Farchnad Rhagarweiniol a gyhoeddwyd ar 24 Gorffennaf 2026 (dynodwr yr hysbysiad 2026/S 000-070264) yn rhoi manylion am gam nesaf yr ymgysylltu a'r farchnad ar gyfer Strategaeth Cyflenwad Dwr Cwm Taf, cyn y lansiad caffael arfaethedig yn Ch1 2027. Mae'r adran "Ymgysylltu" wedi'i diwygio i grynhoi'r ymgysylltu a wnaed hyd yma ac i ddarparu gwybodaeth am ddigwyddiad Cwrdd a'r Prynwr ar 10 Tachwedd 2026, a manylion mewn perthynas ag ystafell ddata sydd ar gael cyn lansio caffael arfaethedig. Mae'r trefniadau hyn yn disodli'r adran Ymgysylltu a Chofrestru cyfatebol yn yr hysbysiad 24 Gorffennaf 2026. Hysbysebwyd ymgysylltiad cynharach mewn perthynas a Strategaeth Cyflenwad Dwr Cwm Taf yn yr hysbysiad a gyhoeddwyd ar 10 Tachwedd 2025 (read more...)

Summary: Dŵr Cymru Cyfyngedig plans a major two-site water infrastructure scheme under Ofwat’s Direct Procurement for Customers model. The work includes designing and building a new drinking-water treatment works at Dan-y-Castell farm, with a raw-water pumping station at Pontsticill, and upgrading Llwyn-onn Water Treatment Works. Associated infrastructure includes water-treatment facilities, pumping stations, transfer pipelines, treated-water storage and environmental mitigation. The scheme is intended to provide a secure, sustainable water supply while supporting environmental objectives. Work is planned around Merthyr Tydfil in south Wales and within the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. The buyer expects to appoint a competitively selected Specified Infrastructure Provider to design, build and finance the scheme.

C019/2026/2027 - Occupational Health and Associated Services (IIII) Framework Agreement

Description: 1. Who we are Welsh Government Commercial Delivery (WGCD) delivers collaborative, All-Wales frameworks for public sector organisations in Wales. A full list of Participating Organisations eligible to use the Agreement will be included in the Tender Notice and will include the main public sector buying organisations in Wales. Participating Organisations are entitled, but not obliged, to use WGCD Agreements. There is therefore no guarantee of spend for Suppliers appointed to the Framework. 2. Our Procurement Process Welsh Ministers intend to commence the procurement in December 2026 for the retender of the Occupational Health and Associated Services (III) Framework Agreement (WGCD-PCS-118-22). The Framework will be established through a competitive procurement under the Procurement Act 2023, applying the light touch provisions applicable to the services. This will enable proportionate use (read more...)

Summary: Welsh Government Commercial Delivery plans to retender an all-Wales framework for occupational health and related employee services, for use by public sector organisations across Wales. The proposed scope covers occupational health and health surveillance; employee assistance and counselling; workplace and neurodiversity assessments and support; eye care; and physiotherapy. Occupational health provision may include attendance and sickness-absence support, health checks, vaccinations, workplace adjustments and clinical advice. The other services include confidential employee support, therapeutic counselling, workplace-focused neurodiversity assessment and coaching, display-screen eye care, and musculoskeletal treatment and prevention. Delivery may be in person, by phone, digitally, through mobile services or via vouchers, depending on the service. Use of the framework by participating organisations will be optional.

Climate Vulnerability Intelligence Dashboard Feasibility Project

Description: Undertake a feasibility assessment for an innovative Climate Vulnerability Intelligence Dashboard for Wales, bringing together climate, carbon, environmental, health, demographic and socio-economic information to develop an innovative solution that enables consistent, evidence-led decisions on climate adaptation and resilience for the public sector.

Summary: South East Wales Corporate Joint Committee is commissioning a feasibility assessment for a proposed Climate Vulnerability Intelligence Dashboard for Wales. The work is to investigate an innovative dashboard that brings together climate, carbon, environmental, health, demographic and socio-economic information, and assesses how it could support consistent, evidence-led public-sector decisions on climate adaptation and resilience. This is research and consultancy combined with information-technology expertise. Delivery is in Wales. The project concerns the feasibility and development of an approach to integrating these datasets into an intelligence tool; it is not a procurement for a finished dashboard or for routine data services.

Employee Healthcare Subscription and Cash Plan Benefit

Description: Hafod Housing Association is undertaking preliminary market engagement to explore options for the provision of an employee healthcare benefit programme. Hafod is seeking feedback from organisations capable of delivering healthcare subscription services, employee wellbeing benefits and/or healthcare cash plans to support the health, wellbeing and productivity of its workforce. The purpose of this engagement is to better understand the market, available solutions, commercial models and potential procurement routes ahead of any future competitive procurement exercise.

Summary: Hafod Housing Association is exploring an employee healthcare and wellbeing programme for its workforce, covering operational and office-based roles. Potential services include private GP access, diagnostic consultations and tests, treatment and day-case procedures, physiotherapy, mental health support, employee assistance, wellbeing resources and digital platforms. A healthcare cash plan covering routine costs such as dental and optical treatment is also under consideration. The programme is intended to support employee wellbeing, attendance, engagement and retention, while providing accessible support and value for money. The work is a healthcare subscription and employee benefits service. Hafod is based in Cardiff, and the service is intended to support its colleagues across the United Kingdom.

First Episode Psychosis

Description: Provision of a community-based First Episode Psychosis (FEP) support service for individuals across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. The service will provide recovery-focused support, peer support, community integration, wellbeing activities, and assistance with education, training, employment and social inclusion to support individuals experiencing first episode psychosis and improve long-term outcomes. The contract is intended to commence on 1st April 2027 for an initial period of 2 years, with the option to extend for up to two additional periods of 12 months at the Health Board's discretion until 31st March 2031.

Summary: Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is seeking a provider for a community-based first episode psychosis support service (community health services, CPV 85323000) for people in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan who are experiencing or recovering from psychosis. The service is intended to complement statutory mental health services with person-centred, recovery-focused support for individuals and their families. It includes practical and emotional help, one-to-one and peer support, group activities, wellbeing initiatives, advocacy, information and advice, signposting, and help accessing community resources. Providers are expected to promote independence, social inclusion and wellbeing, and support people to maintain relationships and pursue education, training and employment. The service is to work collaboratively with healthcare professionals, voluntary sector organisations and other stakeholders, with a focus on early intervention, preventing relapse and improving quality of life.

South East Wales Highways Framework Retender PME Notice

Description: The purpose of this engagement is to seek feedback from existing and prospective suppliers, consultants and other relevant organisations. The feedback received will help inform the future design, scope and operation of the framework and the development of the procurement strategy.

Summary: Cardiff Council is planning a replacement South East Wales highways framework for construction work. The framework’s scope, design and operating arrangements are still being developed; the council is seeking feedback from existing and prospective suppliers, consultants and other relevant organisations to inform these decisions and its procurement strategy. Work is associated with South East Wales, with delivery locations indicated in Wales. The framework approach means the procurement is intended to establish an arrangement for highways works rather than describe a single construction project. Suppliers involved in highways construction and related delivery should consider whether this regional framework matches their work and whether they wish to contribute to shaping its future scope through the market-engagement exercise.

South East Wales Highways Framework Retender PME Notice

Description: The purpose of this engagement is to seek feedback from existing and prospective suppliers, consultants and other relevant organisations. The feedback received will help inform the future design, scope and operation of the framework and the development of the procurement strategy.

Summary: Cardiff Council is planning a replacement South East Wales highways framework for construction work. The framework’s scope, design and operating arrangements are still being developed; the council is seeking feedback from existing and prospective suppliers, consultants and other relevant organisations to inform these decisions and its procurement strategy. Work is associated with South East Wales, with delivery locations indicated in Wales. The framework approach means the procurement is intended to establish an arrangement for highways works rather than describe a single construction project. Suppliers involved in highways construction and related delivery should consider whether this regional framework matches their work and whether they wish to contribute to shaping its future scope through the market-engagement exercise.

INSPECTION & TESTING OF UHW, UHL AND WOODLAND HOUSE HIGH VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT

Description: Cardiff and Vale University Health Board have a requirement for the inspection and maintenance for the low voltage and high voltage switchgear located across all UHB Sites (University Hospital of Wales, University Hospital Llandough, Barry Hospital, Woodland House, and Genomics). The purpose of high voltage equipment maintenance is to ensure that the supplies to the hospital remain secure and robust. Any faults on the system are interrupted quickly and safely automatically via a well-maintained protection system. This opportunity is being published as an open tender on eTenderWales.

Summary: Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is buying inspection, testing and maintenance of low- and high-voltage electrical switchgear across its sites: University Hospital of Wales, University Hospital Llandough, Barry Hospital, Woodland House and Genomics. The work is intended to keep hospital electricity supplies secure and reliable, with protection systems able to interrupt faults quickly and safely. This is electrical building installation maintenance, rather than a supply-only purchase. The NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership is managing the procurement for the Health Board.