UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

You are invited to submit a tender for the Replacing of the soft play at Hengoed Primary School. The scope of the project is fully described in Appendix 1 but in summary the scope is: • Remove existing soft play. • Prepare surface to receive soft play crumb. • Supply and fit new soft play crumb. All work to be completed by October 30th 2026.

You are invited to submit a tender for The Renewal of the flat roof at Min Y Mynydd care home as per the Alumasc specification. The scope of the project is fully described in Appendix 1 but in summary the scope is: • Flat roof renewal Key Dates: Tender Return Date: 25 September 2026 Construction Start: 19 October 2026 or sooner by agreement Duration: 3 weeks

Caerphilly County Borough Council (the “Authority”) is seeking to establish a Contract for the Provision of Window Cleaning and Associated Cleans for Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Corporate Properties (the “Contract”).The requirement includes the cleaning of all external glazing, internal communal windows, canopies, and guttering, supporting the overall upkeep of the Council’s estate and helping to prevent deterioration of building fabric. This service will contribute to providing a safe and professional environment for staff, residents, and visitors while maintaining asset value. Following the original publication of this opportunity, the clarification and tender submission deadlines were subsequently extended and communicated through the Authority's e-tendering system (Proactis). The revised timetable was not reflected in a corresponding notice on Sell2Wales. This notice is therefore being issued to ensure transparency and equal visibility to the market and to formally publicise the revised procurement timetable applicable to this procurement exercise.

The Authority is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced and compliant Bidder to provide a secure, efficient and fully compliant electronic bulk ("e‑Bulk") solution for the end-to-end administration of DBS applications. The solution must support the Authority's Registered Body status and provide a fully hosted, cloud-based platform that enables the secure processing, tracking and management of DBS applications across multiple Council services and user groups. The Successful Provider must be an approved DBS e-Broker, authorised to submit applications on behalf of Registered Bodies. The Authority requires an accessible, bilingual in Welsh and English, compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WGAC) 2.2 AA accessibility standards, and capable of supporting multiple Council service areas and user roles. An optional Digital Identity Verification service may also be awarded as part of the contract, subject to the Authority's assessment of the Provider's data protection, information governance and security arrangements. The procurement process will be conducted in four (4) stages. Bidders must successfully meet the requirements of each stage before progressing to the next stage of evaluation. Where a stage is assessed on a pass/fail basis, bidders must achieve a "Pass" outcome in order to proceed. Where a stage is subject to scored evaluation, bidders must achieve the minimum threshold score specified within the tender documentation. Any bidder that fails a pass/fail requirement, receives a score below the minimum required threshold, or otherwise fails to satisfy the requirements of a stage, will be excluded from further consideration and their tender submission will not be evaluated in subsequent stages. The Council reserves the right to reject any tender that fails to meet the mandatory requirements of this procurement exercise. Full details can be found in the ITT.

Bydd Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Caerffili yn rheoli'r broses gaffael ar ran Dysgu ar gyfer datblygu cynnig grab and Go, er mwyn galluogi cyflwyno modiwlau dysgu proffesiynol mewn ysgolion a lleoliadau addysgol gan addysgwyr – sy'n gweithredu'n lleol fel hwyluswyr ac sydd a diddordeb yn y pwnc. Caerphilly CBC will be managing the procurement process on behalf of Dysgu for the development of Grab and Go” Offer to enable the delivery of professional learning modules in schools and educational settings by educators, acting locally as facilitators, who have an interest in the subject matter.

Caerphilly County Borough Council (the “Authority”) is seeking to procure a Contract for Assertive Outreach Service for Rough Sleepers. The specification is outcomes based, and the Service Provider is expected to offer an innovative and creative solution to meet support needs, ensuring all possible outcomes are achieved as a priority whilst also seeking value for money, providing for the following packages of support. Service Providers must offer efficient savings over a long period of time, ensuring that as people become more independent and require less support, the packages of support are tapered down to reflect this. The Authority is seeking to appoint a suitable Service Provider to deliver a Housing Related Support (HRS) Assertive Outreach Service to Rough Sleepers. The Housing Support Grant provides housing-related support to help vulnerable people to live as independently as possible within their own homes, specialist housing or sheltered housing. The program delivers a pro-active approach, aiming to prevent problems in the first instance by providing help as early as possible to reduce demand from other services such as Health and Social Services. It helps to build sustainable communities and complements support provided by Health, Social Care or criminal justice services. It’s strong prevention and early intervention approach reflects the objectives of Housing (Wales) Act and the wider Welsh Government legislative agenda. The programme supports people from a range of categories. These include single people, people who are homeless, those with mental ill health, learning disabilities, substance misuse, those who have been through the criminal justice system, people experiencing abuse, families, young and older people who are vulnerable. The services are enabling and aim to develop a person’s independence as opposed to establishing a long-term dependency e.g. ‘doing with’ as apposed to ‘doing for’. Help for individuals includes support to secure and maintain their home, helping to maximise people’s income, improve their confidence and skills, and enable them to engage with wider programmes to access training and job opportunities. Support is provided based on need and people are at the heart of the programme. There are also strong links between the aims of the Social Services Act around wellbeing and the households supported via the Housing Support Grant. Housing Support Grant outcomes have been designed to provide information around the effectiveness of the programme by showing if we are helping those who access support to meet their needs. All information relating to the tender and contract can be found within the Tender Document Pack and associated appendices.