Buyer profile
Monmouthshire County Council
Total contracts
7
Known spend
—
Not disclosed
Average value
—
Per contract
Active suppliers
3
Last 5 years
Top suppliers
Last 5 years- 1
TOM PRICHARD CONTRACTING LIMITED
1 winlatest 09 Jul 2026 - 2
Green Waste Company (Abergavenny) Ltd
1 winlatest 15 Jul 2026 - 3
Newport City Council
1 winlatest 15 Jul 2026
What they buy
By CPV categoryConstruction worksCPV 45
1 contract
Sewage, refuse & cleaningCPV 90
1 contract
Tender activity
Notices published per month — last 24 months
All contracts (7)
Refurbishment & remodelling of 9 park crescent, abergavenny
Refurbishment and remodelling of a large domestic bungalow property to convert to a House of Multiple Occupation (HMO). The works will involve general upgrading of finishes and fix
Monmouthshire skills centre/ skills hubs
No description available
Haulage and processing of green waste
Lot 1 - Haulage and Processing of Green Waste This was the procurement for the Haulage and Processing of Green Waste. This is the procurement for the Haulage and Processing of Gree
Caldicot MUR phase 1 construction
Monmouthshire County Council (MCC) has appointed a contractor for the construction of the Caldicot Multi User Route – Phase 1, a new approx. 500m long tarmacked pedestrian /cycle p
Provision of an arboriculture services framework
The Councils are seeking to award a framework agreement for the provision of an Arboriculture Services Framework within the boundaries of the three local authorities and for extern
Monmouthshire generic floating support and temporary accommodation services
Monmouthshire County Council is re-commissioning its Housing Support Services. The plan sets out a schedule for the redesign and recommissioning of housing support services across
General building maintenance framework
Monmouthshire County Council and Gwent Police are setting up a framework agreement to buy general building maintenance, electrical maintenance, and refurbishment work across the Welsh region. Up to 5 companies will be selected per category (lot), and then called upon to do individual jobs worth up to £300,000 each as the councils need them over the framework period.