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Life Sciences Hub Wales is currently developing a Term of Government Business Case (“the Plan”) for submission to Welsh Government to inform its (Life Sciences Hub Wales’s) remit and funding requirement for the period of 2026 to 2031. Life Sciences Hub Wales seeks to procure an external consultant (“the Contractor”) to work with the Life Sciences Hub Wales management team to assist with the development of the Plan. [...]

The research is intended to focus on practical approaches to undertaking the valuation of land. Consideration of a range of methodologies is necessary, to allow for comparison as well as testing the challenges and outputs. Bidders are invited to make bids within each of the four lot categories described in this document, which reflect the range of established and emerging approaches applied to value land in both international practice and research literature. A fifth lot category offers a ‘free’ choice of an alternative methodology to be proposed by the bidder. Bidders can bid for 1, more than 1 or all 5 lot categories. A maximum number of the 3 highest placed bidders will be awarded a contract under each of the lots. [...]

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Hafod Housing Association Ltd, is re-tendering the contract to provide service and maintenance cover for its lifts (platform, through floor, stair and vertical). A 3-year comprehensive contract as more fully described in Section 5.15 (schedule 1a) whereby the Contractor undertakes, for a specified all-inclusive consideration, to carry out all or any maintenance, repairs or renewals which may be or become necessary and provide an emergency 24-hour service; The Contract term shall include the option for two further 12-month extensions based on contract performance over the initial 3-year period. The Employer’s objectives are to maintain a high level of reliability and availability of its units by operating a system of planned preventative maintenance with response to call outs and call backs/breakdowns maintained at agreed performance levels. [...]

IntroductionThe All Wales Induction Framework (AWIF) for early years and childcare managers is a set of standards derived from the mandatory learning outcomes of the Level 4 Preparing for Leadership and Management and the Level 5 Leadership and Management of Children’s Care, Play, Learning and Development qualifications.The AWIF is a structured framework designed to support the induction of workers new to early years and childcare roles in Wales. It provides a foundation for developing the skills, knowledge, and values needed to deliver high-quality care and support.The AWIF consists of two parts (A&B). This project will focus only on Part A which centres on the knowledge that new workers need to understand before practicing safely and effectively in health and social care settings. It provides a structured approach to learning key concepts, values, and responsibilities required in their role.BackgroundThis project will run alongside the pilot programme to support the implementation of the AWIF and conduct discovery work to identify any digital product needs.The pilot involves working with four local authorities to establish standardised approaches for quality assurance (QA) of completed frameworks, identifying best practices and areas for improvement. Alongside this, the discovery phase will assess how pilot areas are currently using the Word document version of the framework and explore whether a digital solution could enhance user engagement and experience, informed by insights from the pilot.If both the pilot and Phase 1 (discovery) confirm the need for a new resource, we will move to commission a Phase 2 – Development. This [...]

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The Welsh Government are publishing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice to notify suppliers of our intentions to update and re-tender the current Digital Inclusion contract. Details of the new contract will be contained in the tender documentation and we envisage the procurement will be conducted in Summer 2025 with the contract commencing Autumn 2025. Digital exclusion continues to be a significant issue throughout the UK. The acceleration of transitioning services to online digital only access has meant that it is now essential to have some level of digital skills to be included in today’s society. Any barrier to digital connectivity, access and/or digital skills can mean someone is disadvantaged financially, socially and in respect of their wider well-being. Digital Communities Wales: Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being (DCW), the Welsh Government funded £2million per annum flagship digital inclusion programme ends on 30 September 2025. The DCW programme has worked with organisations from all sectors that support digitally excluded people, providing training and support to front line staff and volunteers to help them develop the basic digital skills of citizens. The focus of the new contract will be on delivery of a nationally delivered programme of activity to support digital inclusion work in Wales including developing a national inclusion advice service and undertaking mapping of digital inclusion provision across Wales. It is envisaged that this national programme of activity would include the following elements: • Mapping of digital inclusion provision throughout Wales • Provision of digital inclusion advice, via regional and thematic skills advisers • Creation and [...]

The Welsh Government are publishing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice to notify suppliers of our intentions to update and re-tender the current Digital Inclusion contract. Details of the new contract will be contained in the tender documentation and we envisage the procurement will be conducted in Summer 2025 with the contract commencing Autumn 2025. Digital exclusion continues to be a significant issue throughout the UK. The acceleration of transitioning services to online digital only access has meant that it is now essential to have some level of digital skills to be included in today’s society. Any barrier to digital connectivity, access and/or digital skills can mean someone is disadvantaged financially, socially and in respect of their wider well-being. Digital Communities Wales: Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being (DCW), the Welsh Government funded £2million per annum flagship digital inclusion programme ends on 30 September 2025. The DCW programme has worked with organisations from all sectors that support digitally excluded people, providing training and support to front line staff and volunteers to help them develop the basic digital skills of citizens. The focus of the new contract will be on delivery of a nationally delivered programme of activity to support digital inclusion work in Wales including developing a national inclusion advice service and undertaking mapping of digital inclusion provision across Wales. It is envisaged that this national programme of activity would include the following elements: • Mapping of digital inclusion provision throughout Wales • Provision of digital inclusion advice, via regional and thematic skills advisers • Creation and [...]

The Welsh Government are publishing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice to notify suppliers of our intentions to update and re-tender the current Digital Inclusion contract. Details of the new contract will be contained in the tender documentation and we envisage the procurement will be conducted in Summer 2025 with the contract commencing Autumn 2025. Digital exclusion continues to be a significant issue throughout the UK. The acceleration of transitioning services to online digital only access has meant that it is now essential to have some level of digital skills to be included in today’s society. Any barrier to digital connectivity, access and/or digital skills can mean someone is disadvantaged financially, socially and in respect of their wider well-being. Digital Communities Wales: Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being (DCW), the Welsh Government funded £2million per annum flagship digital inclusion programme ends on 30 September 2025. The DCW programme has worked with organisations from all sectors that support digitally excluded people, providing training and support to front line staff and volunteers to help them develop the basic digital skills of citizens. The focus of the new contract will be on delivery of a nationally delivered programme of activity to support digital inclusion work in Wales including developing a national inclusion advice service and undertaking mapping of digital inclusion provision across Wales. It is envisaged that this national programme of activity would include the following elements: • Mapping of digital inclusion provision throughout Wales • Provision of digital inclusion advice, via regional and thematic skills advisers • Creation and [...]

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