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Contract Award Notice for the Provision of 136kg Cord (NSN 4020-99-1329946) via Mini Competition 019 under the Multi Supplier Framework C17CSAE/708795450 for the Provision of Cord,

This is a contract award notice for legal services that has already been completed and awarded — it is not an open tender opportunity for new bidders.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (a Welsh NHS organization) is looking for a qualified contractor to service and repair Meiko commercial dishwashers across multiple sites in North West Wales. This is a fully inclusive service and repair contract, meaning the contractor handles all maintenance, repairs, and parts replacement.

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Swansea Council is seeking a contractor to redevelop the Elba Skatepark in Gowerton into an accessible, community-friendly skate and ride facility. This is part of a larger programme to create a network of skate and wheeled sports facilities across Swansea.

The Welsh Government is seeking a contractor to demolish two former buildings on a site in Porthcawl, Wales: the Coney Beach Pleasure Park (complete demolition including foundations) and a Wimpy restaurant (demolition to slab level only). The contractor must also handle asbestos removal, process demolition waste into crushed material, and prepare the site for use as a car park.

This is a contract change notice for the Wrexham Gateway Eastern Zone Development project, which involves technical project management and professional services. The notice tells you that the terms of an existing contract have been modified—you need to review what's changed before bidding or if you're already contracted.

Bridgend County Borough Council is seeking a transport provider to operate home-to-school bus services across their area, starting September 2026, using a mix of vehicle types and sizes. This is an ongoing contract to safely transport school children to and from educational establishments.

The LHC Procurement Group is setting up a £325 million framework to buy windows and doors from manufacturers across Wales over 4 years. This is open only to companies that actually make these products themselves — not installers or resellers.

Conwy County Borough Council is hiring a Project Director, Project Manager, and NEC4 Supervisor to lead the design and planning stages (RIBA Stages 3-6) for a major renovation of Venue Cymru, a cultural building in Llandudno. The project is split into two separate workstreams (auditorium/ventilation and a Culture Hub) that will be managed together but delivered on different timelines, with construction starting in 2027.

A local council is seeking a contractor to completely replace the heating system at Newbridge High School over three summer holidays (2026-2028). This is a fixed-price contract where the contractor must remove the old system, install a new one designed by McCann and Partners, and phase the work so the school can operate normally during term time while spreading costs across three financial years.

CPC (a public sector buying consortium) is setting up a new catering services framework to help schools, colleges, universities and public sector bodies across the UK buy outsourced catering. This is a re-tender of their current framework expiring in September 2026, and successful suppliers will be able to bid for work from multiple public sector organisations until October 2034.

Chemonics Group UK Limited is hiring a communications agency or professional to design and run a marketing campaign promoting the 'Vlasna Sprava: Creative Industries' program in Ukraine. The work is 11 months long and funded through international aid (the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2).

Nova Primary Academy needs a contractor to design and rebuild their outdoor playground for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils, including new groundworks, safety surfacing, and play equipment. The budget is £40,000–£60,000, and all work must meet British and European playground safety standards.

This is a refurbishment contract for Altnaveigh House, an existing community facility in Kilcoo, funded through the PEACEPLUS programme. The buyer is seeking contractors to carry out mechanical, electrical, and general refurbishment work over a 6-week period starting August 2026, using the NEC4 ECSC Short Contract framework.

This is a contract to manufacture and supply precast concrete roof panels for the Euston Scissor Box project. The successful supplier will design the panels (stage 5 design), create detailed shop drawings, manage fabrication, and handle the temporary works needed during installation.

This is a refurbishment and upgrade project for Ardglass Parish Church in Northern Ireland, funded through PEACEPLUS. The work involves mechanical, electrical, and general building upgrades across the church building, and contractors must work under the NEC4 ECSC Short Contract framework.

Battle Town Council is looking for an electrical contractor to remove old electrical equipment and install new infrastructure to support a Christmas lighting display along Battle High Street. This is a straightforward municipal infrastructure project for seasonal decoration.

This is not a valid UK government procurement notice — it appears to be a school transport routing specification or internal booking form rather than a formal tender for competitive bidding.

This is a school transport contract to provide an 8-seater taxi or MPV service with a trained Passenger Assistant on board. The service will run Monday to Friday during school hours, transporting students from five postcodes in the Hastings area to The Flagship School in Hastings.