Codi Group Construction Framework

Description: *PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PLANNED PROCUREMENT NOTICE AND NOT A TENDER NOTICE. THE TENDER NOTICE WILL BE PUBLISHED APPROXIMATELY IN LINE WITH DATES SPECIFIED IN THIS NOTICE, BUT COULD BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE* Codi Group (formerly Pobl Group) is intending to publish a tender to appoint several principal main contractors to its new Construction Framework across several lots (details TBC in tender).

Summary: Codi Group Ltd, a public undertaking based in Newport, UK, has announced a planned procurement notice for the "Codi Group Construction Framework". This procurement, under the planning stage, involves establishing a framework for principal main contractors to execute construction work across numerous lots within the UKL region. The estimated contract value is £400 million, with legal bases aligned with UKPGA 2023/54. The tender process will be conducted through an open procedure, with the invitation to tender (ITT) anticipated around critical dates from February 2026, and the tender period concluding on 4th May 2026. Contract awards are expected by 6th July 2026, with the contract running from 1st October 2026 to 30th November 2029, offering a possible one-year extension.

Provision of Cladding Remediation at Blocks 1-38, Plas Y Mor, Glanmor Terrace, Burry Port

Description: Codi Group (formerly Pobl Group) wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake Cladding Remediation at Blocks 1-38, Plas Y Mor, Glanmor Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire. **Please note that the contract dates are to be agreed and so the contract dates in the notice may not apply.** **THE ITT IS HOSTED ON ETENDERWALES - ITT_122489**

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Codi Group Ltd, located in Newport, United Kingdom, focuses on the "Provision of Cladding Remediation at Blocks 1-38, Plas Y Mor, Glanmor Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire." This tender, categorised under cladding works and identified as PROC0295, is currently in the tender stage. The overall project value is notably set at £850,000, with submissions being accepted online until 16th February 2026, and inquiries closing by 11th February 2026. Managed as a below-threshold open competition, the tender is facilitated through eTenderwales, aiming to select contractors capable of delivering high-quality cladding remediation work in line with Welsh devolved regulations.

Destination Policy Impact Assessment

Description: Monmouthshire County Council wishes to commission consultants to undertake a Policy Impact Assessment to estimate the impact of recent legislation and tax changes on the county's visitor economy businesses and to test the priorities, objectives and targets set in the recently approved Destination Management Plan 2025-2030 within the context of a fast changing and more challenging policy environment. The council also requires an evaluation of different funding options and destination management models to enable delivery of the new Plan and is seeking recommendations on the types of business support that will be required to underpin future sustainable growth of the county's visitor economy.

Summary: Monmouthshire County Council is seeking tenders for a "Destination Policy Impact Assessment" project which falls under the services industry category, specifically focusing on research and development, administrative, business, and tourism-related consultancy services. The procuring authority, located in Usk, UK, has outlined a process under the "tenderUpdate" stage with a submission deadline on 16th January 2026. This open competition invites bids to evaluate the effect of new legislation on the local visitor economy and plan sustainable growth strategies. The total contract value is set at £30,000, with the consultancy to commence on 26th January and conclude by 27th March 2026.

NCC202500295 - Recycling Collection Service

Description: Newport City Council is out to tender via Sell2Wales / eTenderWales for Dry Recycling Collection Services. A competitive flexible procedure has been selected as the most suitable procurement approach for this contract, as it offers the necessary adaptability to address the complex requirements associated with recycling collections. This procedure enables the Council to engage with the market and negotiate solutions that best align with operational needs, quality standards, and value for money. Newport City Council is looking to contract with a provider capable of delivering high quality, cost-effective and environmentally responsible recycling collections for Newport's residents, through a competitive tender process that ensures value for money and continued alignment with both local and national objectives.

Summary: Newport City Council is seeking to engage in the tender process for a high-quality, cost-effective Recycling Collection Service under contract reference NCC202500295. The tender, which is currently active, falls under the "services" industry category and focuses on refuse and waste-related services. The service aims to meet local and national objectives in environmental responsibility and quality standards. The contract value is significant, with an estimated gross amount of £40,682,044. Procuring through a competitive flexible procedure, the Council intends to adapt to the operational necessities associated with dry recycling collections. Interested parties are to note key dates, including the submission deadline on 20th February 2026 and the contract award expected by 13th March 2026. The service is to operate within the UKL21 region, with the contract period commencing on 1st July 2026, potentially extending up to 30th June 2041.

NCC202500295 - Recycling Collection Service

Description: Individual initial market engagement sessions were undertaken by Eunomia (consultants appointed to provide specialist procurement support to NCC in preparation for the re-tendering of the Dry Recycling Collections contract) with all of the suppliers of dry recycling collection services for local authorities across the UK.

Summary: Newport City Council is seeking to engage in the tender process for a high-quality, cost-effective Recycling Collection Service under contract reference NCC202500295. The tender, which is currently active, falls under the "services" industry category and focuses on refuse and waste-related services. The service aims to meet local and national objectives in environmental responsibility and quality standards. The contract value is significant, with an estimated gross amount of £40,682,044. Procuring through a competitive flexible procedure, the Council intends to adapt to the operational necessities associated with dry recycling collections. Interested parties are to note key dates, including the submission deadline on 20th February 2026 and the contract award expected by 13th March 2026. The service is to operate within the UKL21 region, with the contract period commencing on 1st July 2026, potentially extending up to 30th June 2041.

Destination Policy Impact Assessment

Description: Monmouthshire County Council wishes to commission consultants to undertake a Policy Impact Assessment to estimate the impact of recent legislation and tax changes on the county's visitor economy businesses and to test the priorities, objectives and targets set in the recently approved Destination Management Plan 2025-2030 within the context of a fast changing and more challenging policy environment. The council also requires an evaluation of different funding options and destination management models to enable delivery of the new Plan and is seeking recommendations on the types of business support that will be required to underpin future sustainable growth of the county's visitor economy.

Summary: Monmouthshire County Council is seeking tenders for a "Destination Policy Impact Assessment" project which falls under the services industry category, specifically focusing on research and development, administrative, business, and tourism-related consultancy services. The procuring authority, located in Usk, UK, has outlined a process under the "tenderUpdate" stage with a submission deadline on 16th January 2026. This open competition invites bids to evaluate the effect of new legislation on the local visitor economy and plan sustainable growth strategies. The total contract value is set at £30,000, with the consultancy to commence on 26th January and conclude by 27th March 2026.

Request for Quotation to audit, identify & report: suitable building locations to install double cha

Description: This is an opportunity to provide a quotation to assess, identify & report back on which buildings in the settlements of Monmouth, Usk & Chepstow are suitable, for double chamber swift boxes to be installed, and provide practical expertise for the project. Monmouth, Usk & Chepstow are still hotspots for breeding swift colonies. Providing a minimum of five additional nest sites in each of these locations, could provide a vital opportunity to boost the local swift population. There is existing knowledge of records of current swift breeding nests, within the Green Infrastructure Team, and within local swift groups (who are partners & key stakeholders in this swift project).NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Sell2Wales Web Site at https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=159561.The (read more...)

Summary: Monmouthshire County Council is seeking quotations through an open tender process to audit and identify suitable building locations for installing double chamber swift boxes in Monmouth, Usk, and Chepstow. The project focuses on supporting local swift colonies by identifying a minimum of five new nest sites in these areas, which are known hotspots for swift breeding. This tender, under the industry category of environmental services, is currently in the 'Tender' stage, with submissions due by 16th January 2026 at 12:00 PM. The contract award period is expected to conclude on 19th January 2026. Interested parties should ensure completion of requirement checklists within the Request for Quotation and provide necessary insurance information when submitting their proposals electronically via the Sell2Wales platform.

HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS / CYNHYRCHION CYNHALIAETH PRIFFYRDD

Description: Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council (The Contracting Authority) is inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers for the supply of highway maintenance products. Mae Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Merthyr Tudful (Yr Awdurdod Contractio) yn gwahodd tendrau gan gyflenwyr cymwys a phrofiadol ar gyfer cyflenwi cynhyrchion cynnal a chadw priffyrdd.

Summary: Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council invites tenders for "Highway Maintenance Products," an open procurement process focusing on delivering various highway maintenance goods. This active tender, initiated on 17th December 2025, falls under the industry categories of highway materials, road equipment, and concrete products. The procurement process encompasses multiple council regions across South Wales, including Merthyr Tydfil, Cardiff, and Newport, with the final tender submission deadline set for 16th January 2026. The tender is part of a framework agreement allowing flexibility through options like extending contracts by a year and reopening competition. Key dates include the enquiry period ending on 12th January 2026, award period concluding by 16th February 2026, and the contract starting on 23rd March 2026 with an expected duration until March 2029, subject to renewal options extending till March 2030.

Monmouth Shire Hall Exhibition Works Project

Description: The Monmouth Shire Hall Exhibition Works project aims to deliver an engaging, interactive visitor experience through a series of interpretive exhibits. This initiative is part of a broader heritage interpretation strategy led by Monmouthshire County Council, with Redman Design as the exhibition designer and contract administrator. The works will be integrated into the historic Shire Hall building, requiring coordination between design, fit-out, and building contractors.

Summary: Monmouthshire County Council is currently progressing with the Monmouth Shire Hall Exhibition Works Project, a tender aimed at enhancing the visitor experience with interactive exhibits in the historic Shire Hall building. As the buying organisation, Monmouthshire County Council seeks to implement this project under the category of museum construction and exhibition services within the region of UKL21, United Kingdom. The procurement is in the tender update stage, with an extended submission deadline set for 16th January 2026. Enquiries for the tender must be made by 9th January 2026, and submissions are accepted through the Proactis Supplier Portal.

Fire Engineer Stage 3+ Plas Gunter Mansion

Description: Plas Gunter Mansion Trust is seeking to appoint a Fire Engineer with experience of working on heritage buildings.The Trust was awarded a Delivery Phase grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund in early October 2025 to conserve and transform Gunter Mansion, a Grade II* listed 17th century building in Abergavenny.We have also been awarded PS300,000 of match funding which has to be spent by the end of March 2026 so we have confirmed the appointment of the existing base build designers who will undertake several discrete packages of work and the RIBA Stage 4 design.The Trust wishes to appoint an experienced Fire Engineer as soon as possible to work with the Design Team.More information on the proposed works and community project is appended to this notice.NOTE: To register (read more...)

Summary: Plas Gunter Mansion Trust cyf, located in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, is inviting tenders for a project titled "Fire Engineer Stage 3+ Plas Gunter Mansion." The procurement is at the tender stage, with the process having been initiated on 12th December 2025. The Trust seeks a Fire Engineer experienced in heritage buildings to aid in the conservation and transformation of the Grade II* listed 17th-century building. The procurement, classified under architectural, construction, and engineering services, is open with a closing date for tenders on 15th January 2026. The project must utilise £300,000 of match funding by the end of March 2026, with an award decision expected by 19th January 2026.