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Provision of Data on Commercial Shipping Services

Description: About the Office for National Statistics (ONS) ONS is the UK's largest independent producer of official statistics and is the National Statistical Institute for the UK. Formally, it is the executive office of the UK Statistics Authority, a non-Ministerial Department established by the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007. It is responsible for collecting and publishing statistics related to the economy, population, and society at national, regional and local levels. ONS plays a leading role in national and international good practice in the production of official statistics. Introduction The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has a need for reliable, comprehensive, and easy-to-use information about the transport services provided or received by the UK shipping fleet, including any goods purchased during, or to support, the provision of transport. Overview (read more...)

Summary: The Office for National Statistics (ONS) plans to procure commercial shipping data services, as detailed in the tender titled "Provision of Data on Commercial Shipping Services". This procurement process, currently in the planning stage, addresses the services industry category with a focus on data services. Prospective suppliers should express their interest before 1st April 2026 by submitting relevant organisational information. ONS seeks comprehensive and reliable data on transport services provided by the UK shipping fleet, highlighting monetary aspects such as passenger and freight revenue, charter payments, disbursement costs, and ship management fees. The services required are to support the ONS's role in deriving statistics essential for UK Trade, GDP, and Balance of Payments calculations. The contract runs from 1st July 2026 to 30th June 2029, and interested parties should register via the DPS Data SaSiE platform.

Monmouthshire Skills Centre/ Skills Hubs

Description: Monmouthshire County Council is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from training providers, apprenticeship partners, FE institutions, and specialist skills organisations interested in delivering qualifications, vocational training, and apprenticeships as part of the development of a new Monmouthshire Multi Skills Centre/skills hubs. This notice forms part of early market engagement to assess the market's appetite and capacity to support the creation of a high quality, industry aligned Skills Centre/hubs in Monmouthshire. Two potential locations to develop a centre have been identified: Innovation House Magor and Castlegate Business Park Caldicot; but we are open to suggestions for other locations. Vocational pathways, apprenticeships, and skills development opportunities for: - young people (including junior apprenticeships 14-16 and post 16) - adults seeking upskilling or reskilling - jobseekers - local employers requiring workforce (read more...)

Summary: Monmouthshire County Council is initiating a public procurement process focusing on the development of the Monmouthshire Multi Skills Centre or skills hubs. The objective is to create facilities that align with industry standards, offering vocational training, apprenticeships, and qualifications to various demographics, including young people, adults seeking upskilling, jobseekers, and local employers requiring workforce development. Located in the United Kingdom, specifically in the region of UKL21, the notice invites expressions of interest from training providers, apprenticeship partners, FE institutions, and specialist skills organisations. The procurement is in the planning stage and includes a scheduled milestone for engagement, with interested parties requested to submit their information packages by 24 April 2026. The contract period for the selected proposal is set to commence on 1 September 2027, with opportunities for renewal until 2035.

Provision of Accessibility Auditor Training

Description: The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) requires a supplier to deliver specialist training that builds internal capability to conduct accessibility audits of digital services. As part of the IPO's Digital Transformation Programme and Cloud First approach, all new digital services must undergo a mandatory accessibility audit before being released to users, in line with legal obligations and Central Digital & Data Office/Government Digital Service service standards. The IPO seeks a training provider able to equip staff with the practical skills, methodologies, and accreditation needed to perform accessibility audits and produce reports compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The aim is to enable the IPO to complete accessibility audit activity in-house, reducing reliance on external suppliers and ensuring high-quality, standards-aligned assessments of new and updated digital services.

Summary: The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in the United Kingdom is currently in the planning stage of a public procurement process for the provision of Accessibility Auditor Training. This initiative falls under the services category, specifically targeting specialist training and computer training services, with delivery scheduled within regions UKL2 and UKL. As part of the IPO’s Digital Transformation Programme and its legal obligations, the training aims to build internal capabilities to conduct accessibility audits for digital services. Suppliers can express interest by 15th April 2026, with the contract period starting on 11th May 2026 and ending on 25th September 2026. The entire procurement process is initiated under the UK Public Contracts Regulations, and the estimated gross value of the contract is £24,000.

Fleet Management & Maintenance Outsourced Services

Description: WWU are looking to commence premarket engagement with regards to Fleet Management and Maintenance Outsourced services in preparation for a tender which will be run later this year. With a network of around 35,000km of mains and an asset base with a current cost replacement value of over PS5 billion, Wales & West Utilities (WWU) transports gas to the homes and businesses of almost 2.5 million consumers across a geography covering 1/6th of the UK and serving a population of more than 7 million people. Our core business is that of running and maintaining the gas distribution network across our region - which involves connecting new consumers, maintaining and replacing pipe work and assets and dealing with gas emergencies in the street, business or home. WWU's head office (read more...)

Summary: Wales & West Utilities Limited is initiating a procurement process in the planning stage for "Fleet Management & Maintenance Outsourced Services," targeting the industry category of fleet management, repair, and maintenance services. The organisation, based in Newport, South Wales, with operations spanning across a significant part of the United Kingdom, is inviting suppliers to participate in preliminary market engagement sessions scheduled for 15th and 16th April 2026. Interested parties must express their interest by 27th March 2026, and the engagement is limited to the first five suitable suppliers. This initial phase allows potential vendors to demonstrate their capabilities and discuss how they manage customer data and their service level agreements without involving vehicle leasing.

NCC202402284 - Street Lighting Maintenance Contract

Description: Newport City Council (NCC) is carrying out a procurement advertised via Sell2Wales and published in the Find a Tender service utilising the Open procedure of the Procurement Act 2023 for the implementation of the Street Lighting Maintenance Contract. Newport City Council is inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the provision of the maintenance of street lighting & illuminated street furniture services as detailed in the contract documents. The contract is for the supply of all labour, plant, materials and equipment required to execute the works. The contractor will be appointed for the provision of all Street Lighting, Illuminated Street Furniture and CCTV maintenance and new installation as per the scope of work and contract drawings.

Summary: Newport City Council is undertaking a procurement process using the open procedure as stipulated in the Procurement Act 2023. This tender, titled "Street Lighting Maintenance Contract," falls under the construction and civil engineering sector, specifically requiring the maintenance of street lighting and illuminated street furniture. Located in Newport, UKL21, the procurement is currently in the tender stage, with deadlines for enquiry submission on 6th April 2026 and tender submission concluding on 13th April 2026. The award period is expected to end by 18th May 2026. The planned contract period begins on 1st September 2026 and lasts until 31st August 2032, with the potential for extension up to five additional years.

QW Research Advisory Group

Description: Qualifications Wales set up a Research Advisory Group to help us develop our research function. The second term of this group has come to an end and we are seeking experts to continue the work of the group into the next term. The key role of this group is to provide advice and challenge on individual projects as well as the organisational research plan as a whole. Advice with regards to individual research projects will involve aspects of research design, methodology, analysis and the reporting of findings. Members will also be asked to share with the group research, either their own or from the wider field, that might be of interest to QW. We require between five to eight individuals with knowledge and expertise in the field of (read more...)

Summary: This public procurement contracting process is initiated by Qualifications Wales, a sub-central government public authority located in Newport, United Kingdom. The tender, titled "QW Research Advisory Group," falls under the industry category of Research and Development Services. The current stage of the procurement is 'Tender,' with the process being open for submissions until 27th March 2026. The enquiry period ends on 18th March 2026, offering prospective applicants the opportunity to clarify any queries. The contract is set to commence on 5th May 2026 and could extend up to 4th May 2031 subject to renewal conditions based on key performance indicators. Interested parties can access tender documents via specified online links.

Approved List for the Provision of Domiciliary Care Services

Description: Newport City Council invites tenders for the appointment to the approved list for the provision of domiciliary care services within the geographical area of Newport. The approved list was established in 2024 and operates with the same principles of a Dynamic Purchasing System and has been opened for offers from new entrants in the market. NB: Providers who are currently appointed do not have to apply.

Summary: Newport City Council has issued a tender inviting applications for inclusion on the approved list for the provision of domiciliary care services within Newport. The procurement process, which utilises a restricted procedure, falls under the Social work services category and adheres to the principles of a Dynamic Purchasing System. Active responses can be submitted via an electronic submission method on the eTenderwales portal, with a submission deadline set for 27 March 2026. This opportunity targets providers registered with the Care Inspectorate Wales to serve the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board region and will remain active until February 22, 2029, unless requirements change.

Approved List for the Provision of Domiciliary Care Services

Description: Newport City Council invites tenders for the appointment to the approved list for the provision of domiciliary care services within the geographical area of Newport. The approved list was established in 2024 and operates with the same principles of a Dynamic Purchasing System and has been opened for offers from new entrants in the market. NB: Providers who are currently appointed do not have to apply.

Summary: Newport City Council is actively seeking tenders for its "Approved List for the Provision of Domiciliary Care Services" in Newport, under the industry category of General Public Services. This tender is in the active procurement stage, with a tender period concluding on 27 March 2026. The process uses a restricted procedure type of procurement aimed at service provision within the geographical area of Newport. Providers interested in joining the approved list must submit their offers electronically via the eTenderwales portal by the deadline. The procurement process operates with principles similar to a Dynamic Purchasing System, providing opportunities for new entrants. The total estimated value for services is £55,000,000 over a period continuing until 22 February 2029.

Asset Investment Management System

Description: Wales and West Utilities (WWU) wish to engage with the market to seek their views on establishing a robust, value for money contract for the provision of an Asset Investment Management System. The Asset Investment Manager system (AIM) is a decision support tool used by WWU for modelling the whole-life cost of assets, scenario modelling, and future business planning. It helps in making informed decisions regarding asset management and investment strategies. Any information gathered through this market consultation exercise will inform internal business planning and any possible subsequent procurement process and will NOT be appraised in any future tender evaluation exercise. Please note that participation or non-participation in this preliminary market consultation exercise shall not prevent any supplier from participating in any potential procurement process, nor is it (read more...)

Summary: Wales & West Utilities Limited is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for an Asset Investment Management System. This process is part of a pre-market consultation exercise aimed at establishing a value-for-money contract for a decision support tool to assist in asset management and investment strategies. The procurement involves software package and consultancy services, categorized under the "Software package and information systems" industry sector. Located in Newport, Wales, the exercise is set in the business region of UKL21, with key milestones including completing a pre-market questionnaire by 19th March 2026 and returning it by 20th March 2026. The formal procurement documents are expected to commence on 1st September 2027, with the potential contract period extending until 31st August 2032.

Design and Construction of a Solar Farm and Battery Energy Storage System at Docksway Landfill Site

Description: This notice is to inform the market that Cyson Cymru plan to undertake preliminary market engagement for the Design and Construction of a Solar Farm and Battery Energy Storage System at Docksway Landfill Site. Cyson Cymru will issue a draft copy of the Invitation to Tender document to all parties who register an interest in this notice along with a series of questions. All responses to the engagement email will be kept private and confidential. The responses will assist Cyson Cymru in finalising the specification ready for an open tendering procedure. All bidders who respond to the pre-market engagement will be invited to tender along with any further bidders who wish to take part. All responses to the Pre market engagement must be received by 17:00 hours on (read more...)

Summary: Cyson Cymru, a public authority adhering to Welsh devolved regulations, is in the planning stage for a tender concerning the design and construction of a solar farm and battery energy storage system at Docksway Landfill Site, located in Newport, UK. The procurement falls under the works category and includes construction, electrical installation, solar energy, and batteries. Interested parties are invited to engage by responding to the preliminary market engagement notice by 17:00 hours on 20th March 2026, with future notices expected by 27th March 2026. This project highlights Cyson Cymru's role as a buyer in sub-central government activities.