UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

BCU currently commissions the Urgent Medicine Service from nine community pharmacy hubs to improve access to palliative and urgent medicines. The current provision is limited on a Sunday. BCU are seeking to commission an additional community pharmacy to provide the Urgent Medicine Service on a Sunday to improve patient access.

BCU currently commissions the Urgent Medicine Service from nine community pharmacy hubs to improve access to palliative and urgent medicines. The current provision is limited on a Sunday. BCU are seeking to commission an additional community pharmacy to provide the Urgent Medicine Service on a Sunday to improve patient access.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is seeking expressions of interest from an established healthcare sector supply chain or principal contractor to partner with and construct a nuclear medicine facility. The site is located at Glan Clwyd Hospital, situated approximately four miles to the south of Rhyl town. It is relatively central to the hospital campus and immediately adjacent to the Radiology department and North Wales Cardiac Centre. Please see the attached word document for further details.

Betsi Cadwaladr UHB on behalf of FCC and DCC are looking for a suitable supplier to carry out the maintenance of community equipment across the awarding authorities.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) Pathology are seeking to appoint an experienced primary Managed Service Contract provider to deliver bespoke In Vitro Diagnostics support for Transfusion services. BCUHB delivers Transfusion services for Group and Antibody screens, Cross matching, and issuing of products (via remote and electronic issue) across all 3 acute sites (Ysbyty Wrexham Maelor, Ysbyty Glan Clwyd and Ysbyty Gwynedd), with blood stocks provided on a remote/electronic issue basis to satellite services in Abergele, Denbigh, and Llandudno hospitals. The service is registered as compliant with MHRA, and shares a single unified UKAS accreditation across all 3 locations. Each acute site has a fully capable Transfusion laboratory area as part of the Blood Science laboratory and operates on a 24/7 basis as an established and resilient service model. Each site also supports theatres, cancer centres and renal units with the relevant specialist requirements.

Access to Inpatient Detoxification services is part of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Boards recovery focussed and evidence-based treatment system within the Substance Misuse Service. As part of the delivery of these Services, it is necessary to procure access to a specialist inpatient detoxification unit that allows service users to be treated in a suitable environment to their needs.

Betsi Cadwaladr UHB are seeking to appoint a series of contractors to establish a construction works framework. The framework will be split into regional lots and price-bandings.

BCUHB are looking to procure an electronic hospital record system for acute and community hospitals.

The emergency department well-being and home safe service was established to support local clinical teams and patients accessing emergency department services. The service offers support for frail older people and vulnerable adults in emergency departments, as well as resettling people in their homes with follow-up welfare calls or visits, and where necessary, to connect them to community services to avoid readmission into the emergency department.

Prior Engagement Notice: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) plans to run a competitive tender for a Cellular Pathology Reagent Delivery and Collection contract. NHS Wales, through the NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, is inviting interested suppliers to request and complete a short questionnaire.

The Pathology Department at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd requires a reliable and efficient transport service for the routine collection and delivery of pathology samples, pathology reports, hospital mail, and, when necessary, pharmacy products. This service is essential to support timely diagnostics, patient care, and internal communications across the Health Board. A full list of sites to be serviced is provided within the ITT & specification. The required service will operate on a scheduled basis from Monday to Friday, including Saturdays and Statutory Holidays as necessary. The successful contractor will be expected to adhere to strict collection and delivery timelines to ensure continuity of clinical and operational services. The initial contract will be awarded for a period of 24 months, with an option to extend for a further 12 months at the sole discretion of the Health Board, subject to satisfactory performance and continued service need.

The Pathology Department at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd requires a reliable and efficient transport service for the routine collection and delivery of pathology samples, pathology reports, hospital mail, and, when necessary, pharmacy products. This service is essential to support timely diagnostics, patient care, and internal communications across the Health Board. A full list of sites to be serviced is provided within the ITT & specification. The required service will operate on a scheduled basis from Monday to Friday, including Saturdays and Statutory Holidays as necessary. The successful contractor will be expected to adhere to strict collection and delivery timelines to ensure continuity of clinical and operational services. The initial contract will be awarded for a period of 24 months, with an option to extend for a further 12 months at the sole discretion of the Health Board, subject to satisfactory performance and continued service need.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board are exploring market options for a VoWifi Mobility Communication System & Centralised Management Solution. This is a pre market exercise to learn what is available/possible within the market to help shape its strategy and route to market. This is an information gathering exercise which will help inform a future procurement procedure. However, dependent upon the responses the Health Board reserves the right not to progress the procurement. It is possible that further expressions of interest are issued after the initial responses have been considered. If you are interested in this procurement BCUHB have a number of documents that require completion. Please contact Emma Burns - emma.burns@wales.nhs.uk, Olivia Anderson- Olivia.Anderson3@wales.nhs.uk & David Easton - David.Easton2@wales.nhs.uk for access to these documents. Interested parties are asked to complete the documents and return it to emma.burns@wales.nhs.uk - returns to be received by 12:0 Noon 7th Nov 2025.

Contracts for Innovation Cymru (formally known as the Small Business Research Initiative) is embarking on a highly ambitious programme of work that will see the transformation of the way that we deliver health and wellbeing across Wales. The purpose of the Pre-Market Engagement (PME) exercise is to understand the art of the possible in terms of innovative solutions to aid the transformation of patient centred health and wellbeing services, making it more accessible, efficient, and person-centered.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) is commencing pre‑market engagement to inform a forthcoming procurement for a replacement Clinical Document Repository, enhanced digital e‑Forms capability, and associated scanning provision. The immediate intention is to secure continuity of core digital patient record services while ensuring any future solution is flexible, interoperable and capable of supporting longer‑term strategic requirements. This engagement also supports advance planning as the current contract reaches expiry in December 2027, enabling a smooth transition, safe parallel‑running and a controlled implementation phase. There is no commitment from the Health Board at this stage to progress any further with this Procurement. This is a PME exercise to establish the scope of the market. This is an information gathering exercise which will help inform a future procurement procedure. However, dependent upon the responses the Health Board reserves the right not to progress the procurement. It is possible that further expressions of interest are issued after the initial responses have been considered. If you are interested in this procurement BCUHB have a number of documents that require completion. Please contact Emma Burns - emma.burns@wales.nhs.uk for access to these documents. Interested parties are asked to complete the documents and return it to emma.burns@wales.nhs.uk - returns to be received by 15:0 30th March 2026.