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Velindre University NHS Trust requires the provision of security services at the former Whitchurch Hospital site on behalf of the Trust.

Bangor University wishes to employ a security Contractor, who can assist the University in delivering a safe and welcoming environment for its customers and to supplement the existing internal security team. The requirement is in two parts, 1) a daily, SIA licensed security presence in the University Arts Centre (Pontio) 2) security staff for ad-hoc additional SIA licensed Security for events, which may include traffic management, static guarding, stewarding, door supervisor roles and similar as outlined below. The period of this contract will be for 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 month periods. The contract will be subject to bimonthly review.

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.

Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) Certified Security Equipment are required to strengthen the physical security of DCWW’s critical clean water and wastewater infrastructure and to comply with statutory and industry security standards. These assets require enhanced physical security to prevent unauthorised access, vandalism, theft, sabotage, and contamination risks. The framework covers the supply, installation, and optional maintenance of LPCB certified security equipment including covers, doors, bar sets, cages, enclosures, and cylinder clamps across operational assets such as reservoirs, treatment works, pumping stations, and service reservoirs. The scope also includes conducting site surveys and the creation of site plans to provide recommendations to DCWW to satisfy Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) standards. Suppliers are required to undertake site surveys and recommend the appropriate security measures needed for each asset to achieve the required LPCB security rating. Two Bidders will be awarded per Lot within the Framework Agreement on a primary/secondary basis. SCOPE OF GOODS AND SERVICES Goods The framework includes five product areas across: o Lot 1 Covers – the supply, installation and support of LPCB security-rated covers; o Lot 2 Double/single entry doors – certified security doors for operational assets; o Lot 3 Bar sets, cages and steel enclosures: – certified physical security products used to protect assets and equipment; o Lot 4 GRP enclosures – certified GRP kiosks or enclosures for relevant site requirements; and o Lot 5 Roller shutter doors – certified roller shutter doors where required across the estate. Services The scope of services includes: o conducting site surveys to verify requirements o creation of site plans to enable compliance to DWI standards Call-offs will be made by direct award to the Primary Supplier for the relevant Lot. The Primary Supplier will be expected to fulfil all requirements in accordance with the Framework Agreement terms, including the agreed service levels, delivery times and performance standards.

Bridgend County Borough Council is completing Pre-Market Engagement for the Framework for the Provision of Security Services to the Council. This will be a corporate contract which will run for 4 years. The new framework will incorporate security service requirements across several departments within the authority. As part of our pre-market engagement we are asking for interested parties complete a questionnaire. Please email [email protected] for a member of BCBC’s Procurement Team to forward the Questionnaire for completion. The deadline to request the questionnaire is Thursday 24th September 2026 and the deadline to submit a questionnaire is Thursday 1st October 2026.

The Council, on behalf of the Children's Commissioning Consortium Cyrum (4C's) is undertaking preliminary market engagement to identify suitably capable and experienced secure transport providers for the secure transportation of children and young people, on behalf of Welsh Local Authorities. Due to the anticipated value and infrequent nature of the requirement, the Council does not currently intend to establish a framework or award a public contract, in regards to the Procurement Act 2023 as part of this exercise. This market engagement is being carried out for information-gathering purposes only and is intended to help the Council better understand the availability, capability and experience within the market. The intention is to develop a list of capable suppliers for use by Welsh Local Authorities for secure transport provision. The provision of secure transportation services for children and young people must be delivered in a manner that safeguards and promotes the welfare of the child or young person receiving the service. Providers should note that this is a specialist service and will be expected to meet the requirements of the Welsh Government’s Reducing Restrictive Practices Framework. Providers will be required to have the following traing and practices in place: Safeguarding training and safeguarding procedures. Behaviour management training and approaches. Safe recruitment and robust employment checks. Safehold training and de-escalation techniques. Risk management, and safeguarding processes. Understanding and implementation of the restrictive practice framework. Ability to meet children's individual needs through appropriate resources, activities, and equipment.