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Mae y Bartneriaeth Addasiadau Bychain (PAB/ MAP) yn cyfrannu at egwyddorion Deddf Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol a Llesiant (Cymru) 2014 drwy hyrwyddo lles, atal, cyd-gynhyrchu, llais a rheolaeth, ac ymyrraeth gynnar. Mae'n cefnogi unigolion i aros yn ddiogel yn eu cartrefi a'u cymunedau eu hunain, gan leihau'r angen am ymyriadau iechyd a gofal cynyddol. Mae'r gwasanaeth hefyd yn cyfrannu at Ddeddf Llesiant Cenedlaethau'r Dyfodol (Cymru) 2015 drwy gefnogi atal, integreiddio, cydweithio a chynaliadwyedd hirdymor gwasanaethau. Gall y gwaith a gyflawnir amrywio a chynnwys (nid rhestr gynhwysfawr yw hon): - Rheiliau llaw (maint a deunyddiau amrywiol) - Rheiliau grisiau (maint a deunyddiau amrywiol) - Camau drws - Blychau diogel ar gyfer allweddi - Addasiadau i ystafelloedd ymolchi The Minor Adaptations Partnership (MAP) contributes to the principles of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 by promoting wellbeing, prevention, co-production, voice and control, and early intervention. It supports individuals to remain safely in their own homes and communities, reducing the need for escalating health and care interventions. The project also contributes to the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 by supporting prevention, integration, collaboration and long-term sustainability of services. The work completed can vary and include (not an exhaustive list): - Handrails (various sizes and materials) - Stair Rails (various sizes and materials) - Doorsteps - Key Safes - Bathroom adaptations

Mae Cyngor Sir Ddinbych yn gwahodd tendrau ar gyfer gwasanaethau toeau ar gyfer ei stoc dai o tua 3,441 o eiddo ledled Sir Ddinbych. Bydd gan y cytundeb 2 lot : Lot 1 : Gwaith wedi'i gynllunio/gwaith cyfalaf - gweler isod am disgrifiad Saesneg y lotiau Lot 2 : Gwaith ymatebol/atgyweirio - gweler isod am disgrifiad Saesneg y lotiau Hyd y cytundeb yn 3 blynedd gyda'r opsiwn i ymestyn am blwyddyn ychwanegol. I fynu at 3 contractwr i gael ei apwyntio. Amcangyfrif o gwerth y cytundeb dros y 4 blynedd £4,130,000.00. Denbighshire County Council invites tenders for roofing services across its housing stock of approximately 3,441 properties throughout Denbighshire. The contract comprises of 2 lots : Lot 1 Planned/Capital works : Denbighshire County Council invites tenders for roofing services across its housing stock of approximately 3,441 properties throughout Denbighshire. Lot 2 Responsive/Repairs works : Day-to-day reactive repairs including slating and tiling, chimney repairs, gutters and fascias, and emergency works. Up to 3 contractors to be appointed. Estimated value: £4,130,000.00 over 4 years. Contract term: 3 years with a 1-year extension option. Anticipated start: 4th January 2027. These are estimated dates. To access and download the tender documents, register and log in to the Delta eSourcing portal using the link further into the notice. Registration is free. All queries and submissions must be made through the portal. Tender will be assessed on the basis of 60% Quality and 40% Price. Expressions of Interest / Tenders may be submitted in Welsh, any Expressions of Interest or Tenders submitted in Welsh will be treated no less favourably than an Expression of Interest or tender submitted in English.

Denbighshire County Council wishes to appoint a contractor for a scheme in Denbigh that will upgrade the Pwll y Grawys area of ​​the town, improving and extending existing footpaths to enhance active travel connectivity, journey quality, and ease of movement for pedestrians and cyclists. The proposed upgrade measures include removing the existing roundabout and replacing it with two mini-roundabouts, installing a zebra crossing, widening sections of existing narrow paths, increasing the junction radius, improving crossing facilities, introducing dropped kerbs, and enhancing the quality of the footways. The aim of these improvements is to develop active travel links—specifically for school pupils and those seeking access to the town centre from residential areas to the west of the town—and to encourage walking and cycling as modes of travel within the town and beyond. Denbigh is a traditional market town that attracts tourism thanks to its medieval history and castle. It is located in the heart of Denbighshire.

Denbighshire County Council (The Authority) are looking to engage with the market in relation to cost effective and high quality payment kiosks. This pre-market engagement notice outlines the high level requirements for payment kiosks capable of accepting payments via cash, chip and PIN, contactless and mobile wallets. The kiosks are to be installed in Local Authority One Stop Shops, ensuring secure, accessible, and user-friendly transactions for a diverse range of customers. Aims of Engagement The purpose is to: - Understand supplier capabilities and the very latest technologies and solutions available in the market - Identify opportunities for innovation and best practice - Test assumptions on costs, timescales, and implementation approaches - Understand options available to the Authority Requirements • Payment Methods: The kiosk must accept major debit and credit cards (including contactless), Google and Apple Pay, as well as cash (notes and coins). • Receipts: The kiosk must provide printed and digital receipts for all transactions. • Transaction Processing: Payments must be processed in real time, with confirmation displayed to the user. • Change Dispensing: For cash payments, the kiosk must dispense change where necessary. • Multiple Services: The kiosk should support payments for various Local Authority services (e.g., council tax, parking, permits). • Ability to view analytics and run reports • The devices must be able to operate bilingually in Welsh and English • Data Protection: All card transactions must comply with PCI DSS standards. Sensitive customer information must be encrypted and not stored locally. • Physical Security: The kiosk must be robust, tamper-resistant, with lockable compartments for cash and maintenance access. • Alarm Systems: Integrated alarms for unauthorised access or tampering. • Audit Trail: The system must maintain a secure log of all transactions for audit purposes. • Cash Handling: Secure cash management system, including automatic counting and secure storage of notes and coins. • Physical Accessibility: The kiosk must comply with UK accessibility standards, including wheelchair access (height and reach requirements). • User Interface: Large, clear touchscreen interface with intuitive navigation. Option for audio guidance and multiple languages. • Assistance Features: Braille labelling, tactile buttons, and headphone jack for visually impaired users. • Clear Instructions: Step-by-step instructions displayed on screen and available in print. • Connectivity: Secure internet connection for real-time transaction processing and remote support. • Reliability: Minimum uptime of 99.5%. Automated alerts for faults or maintenance needs. • Integration: Ability to integrate with Local Authority back-office systems for reconciliation and reporting. • Maintenance: Easy access for authorised personnel, with modular components for quick replacement. • Durability: Suitable for indoor use; resistant to spills, dust, and vandalism. • Power Supply: Standard UK mains power; battery backup for short-term operation during outages. • Space: Compact footprint, suitable for installation in existing One Stop Shop locations without major modifications. • Promote energy efficiency, for example by using low-power processors and LED displays • Compliance with relevant British Standards for electrical and payment equipment. • Certification for accessibility and security as required by Local Authority regulations. • On-screen help and customer support contact information. • Routine maintenance schedule and rapid response for breakdowns. • Remote diagnostics and software updates capability. Summary The payment kiosk must deliver secure, accessible, and reliable payment solutions for Local Authority customers, supporting both card and cash transactions. The design should ensure compliance with all regulatory standards, protect customer data, and provide a seamless user experience for all visitors to One Stop Shops.

Cartref gofal preswyl 32 ystafell wely yw Dolwen a adeiladwyd yn y 1960au. Mae’n ei chael yn anodd diwallu’r anghenion cymhleth sydd gan ddinasyddion sydd angen gofal preswyl. Pwrpas y prosiect yw darparu eiddo addas i’r diben sy’n fodern a hygyrch ac sydd a digon o le ar gyfer darpariaeth bresennol a darpariaeth yn y dyfodol. Bydd yn defnyddio technoleg ddigidol a Deallusrwydd Artiffisial. Bydd mewn lleoliad da i ddarparu gofal yn nes at adref a diwallu anghenion iechyd a gofal pobl leol gan gynnwys anghenion heb eu diwallu, h.y. darpariaeth i henoed bregus eu meddwl, a chefnogi darpariaeth gwasanaeth yn yr adeilad ei hun ac yn y gymuned leol. Ar hyn o bryd, mae angen rhoi sylw i’r materion canlynol yng nghartref Dolwen - Ystafelloedd bach sy’n cyfyngu ar allu’r darparwr gwasanaeth i ddiwallu anghenion y preswylwyr, er enghraifft, mae ystafelloedd sy’n addas ar gyfer teclynnau codi, ond nid yw hyn yn wir trwy’r cyfleuster i gyd. Mae’r cyfyngiad hwn yn cyfyngu ar bwy ellir darparu llety iddynt, yn dibynnu ar eu hanghenion. - Nid oes gan yr un ystafell en-suite, ac nid ydynt yn cynnig gofod byw digonol, na’r cyfleusterau a ddisgwylir gan safonau modern. - Mae’r darparwr gwasanaeth yn ei chael hi’n anodd diwallu anghenion cymhleth, sy’n golygu nad oes modd darparu llety i gleifion fel yr hoffant. Mae amrywiaeth eang o ffactorau yn dylanwadu ar y cynnig: - cynnydd disgwyliedig ym mhoblogaeth hŷn Sir Ddinbych i 30.9% erbyn 2040; gan gynnwys na fydd y cyfleusterau presennol yn addas ar gyfer anghenion y preswylwyr; gwella darpariaeth gwasanaeth; dod â gwasanaethau’n nes at y gymuned; gwella’r ddarpariaeth bresennol ar gyfer pobl hŷn a’r angen i oresgyn cyfyngiadau fel mynediad, lle a pharcio, a bodloni her a nod Sir Ddinbych i fod yn garbon niwtral erbyn 2030. Mae’r prosiect hwn, a gaiff ei arwain gan Gyngor Sir Ddinbych (CSDd) yn cydweithio â Thai Cymunedol, Cyngor Gwasanaethau Gwirfoddol Sir Ddinbych a Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr ar brosiect i adolygu datblygiad posibl Cartrefi Gofal Preswyl Dolwen. Mae’r prosiect yn cynnig estyniad a gwaith moderneiddio i gartref Dolwen gan gynnwys - Capasiti preswyl i henoed bregus eu meddwl, h.y. datblygu adain dementia - Darparu model mân ofal ychwanegol yn y cyfleuster tai pobl hŷn sy’n ffinio â Dolwen, mewn partneriaeth â Thai Cymunedol. - Model prif ganolfan a lloerennau o gefnogaeth gymunedol ar sail allgymorth a mewngymorth ar y cyd â Thai Cymunedol a Chyngor Gwasanaethau Gwirfoddol Sir Ddinbych. - Uwchraddio a moderneiddio’r cyfleuster preswyl presennol o 32 i 50 gwely. Bydd hyn yn cynnwys estyniad a bydd yn galluogi’r llety presennol i gael ei ailddatblygu i sicrhau ei fod yn diwallu anghenion cymhlethdod yn y dyfodol, e.e. teclyn codi ym mhob ystafell a chyfleusterau en suite. - Gwella darpariaethau presennol cymorth dementia yng nghymuned Dinbych a’r ardal gyfagos Dolwen is a 32 bedded residential care home that was build in the 1960s which is struggling to meet the complexity of need that is being experienced by citizens requiring residential care. The purpose of the project is to deliver fit for purpose premises that are modern, accessible, have sufficient space for current and future provision, utilise digital and AI technology, are well located to deliver care closer to home, meet the health and care needs of local people including unmet need I.E residential EMI provision and supports service delivery both building based and within the local community Currently Dolwen has the following issues that need to be addressed - Small rooms which limit the service providers to meet the needs of the residents, for example there are rooms which can accommodate hoists however not throughout the facility. This restriction limits who can be accommodated depending on their needs. - None of the rooms are en-suite and do not offer the size of living space or facilities which would be expected in modern standards. - The service provider struggles to meet the complexity of the needs meaning patients cannot be accommodated in the way which they would like. The proposal is influenced by a broad range of factors: - predicted increase in the older population of Denbighshire to 30.9% by 2040; including the current facilities being unsuitable for the needs of the residents; improving service delivery; bringing services closer to the community; enhancing the current provision for older people and the need to overcome limitations such as access, space and parking and meet Denbighshire's challenge and objective to be carbon neutral by 2030. This project which is led by Denbighshire County Council (DCC) is working collaboratively with Community Housing, Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council (DVSC) and BCU on a project to review the potential development of Dolwen Residential Care Home. The project proposes both an extension and the modernisation of Dolwen to include - Residential EMI capacity I.E developing a dementia wing, - Provide an extra care lite model to the older peoples housing facility bordering Dolwen in partnership with Community Housing. - Hub and Spoke model of community support on an outreach and in reach basis in collaboration with Community Housing and DVSC. - Upgrade and modernisation to the current residential facility from 32 to 50 beds. This will include an extension and will enable the current accommodation to be redeveloped to ensure that the accommodation meets future needs of complexity e.g. hoist in every room and ensuite facilities. - Enhance the current provisions of dementia support within the community of Denbigh and t's surrounding area.