Wales Construction-related Services Tenders & Contracts

Contracts Details Notice for Construction Consultancy Framework

Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust (WAST) requires the appointment of a suitably qualified and experienced Building Control Approved Inspector/Registered Building Control Approver to provide Building Control services for the proposed Coast2Coast development works at Rhyl Ambulance Station.

An award has been made by Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council for Construction Project Management Consultancy Services for the National Lottery Heritage Fund project Reimagining Margam Castle.

Caerphilly County Borough Council intends to award a contract directly to Transport for Wales (TfW) for the provision of project management, design development, approvals, cost planning, procurement support and associated professional services required to progress the Caerphilly Interchange project through RIBA Stage 4. The contract forms part of the ongoing development of the Caerphilly Interchange scheme, which has been progressing since 2020 and is supported through regional funding arrangements. TfW acts as the established lead delivery organisation for the project and is responsible for managing all rail interfaces, statutory and technical approvals, project governance arrangements, and the specialist consultant team required for scheme development. The proposed commission covers the delivery of Plan of Work C+ services to prepare the scheme for delivery, including management of consultants and contractors appointed through TfW's existing procurement arrangements. The estimated contract value is £3.216 million inclusive of VAT.

Caerphilly County Borough Council intends to award a contract directly to Transport for Wales (TfW) for the provision of project management, design development, approvals, cost planning, procurement support and associated professional services required to progress the Caerphilly Interchange project through RIBA Stage 4. The contract forms part of the ongoing development of the Caerphilly Interchange scheme, which has been progressing since 2020 and is supported through regional funding arrangements. TfW acts as the established lead delivery organisation for the project and is responsible for managing all rail interfaces, statutory and technical approvals, project governance arrangements, and the specialist consultant team required for scheme development. The proposed commission covers the delivery of Plan of Work C+ services to prepare the scheme for delivery, including management of consultants and contractors appointed through TfW's existing procurement arrangements. The estimated contract value is £3.216 million inclusive of VAT.

Appointment of Quantitiy Surveying Services for Externally Funded Property Improvement Grants in RCT

Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) has provisionally appointed a supplier to undertake Project Management and Quantity Surveying services to support the development of a new special school in Wrexham for pupils with additional learning needs. This notice represents the start of the Standstill Period. This project represents a significant investment in specialist education provision within the County and is being progressed through the Welsh Government’s Sustainable Communities for Learning programme. Prior to tender the Council completed RIBA Stage 2 design development, supported by an indicative cost plan, and will now be working with the appointed supplier to lead the project through the next stages of design, procurement, construction, and handover. The appointed team will work closely with the Council’s Strategic Project Team, internal stakeholders, external partners, and Welsh Government representatives to ensure the successful delivery of this important scheme.

The appointment of a Client Technical Advisor to ensure that all technical aspects of the design, construction and move are undertaken in accordance with user requirements and all relevant legislation

Cardiff University Estates and College of Biological and Life Science are seeking capital funding to undertake works required to relocate the animal research from a basement area to upper floors of two adjoining buildings within the Cathays campus. In 2025 the University engaged with consultants Stride Treglown Architects (STA) to carry out a feasibility study for these works at the Heath site, along with other works at the Cathays Campus. The works at the Heath site are to be progressed, further work is to be undertaken to establish a was forward for the Cathays site. The planned completion of the works is July 2030, with occupation in October 2020. Cardiff University is seeking the appointment of a Client Technical Advisor to assist with the project, particularly to ensure that all technical aspects of the design, construction and move are undertaken in accordance with user requirements and all relevant legislation, this should include validation of the facility. Separate tenders will be undertaken to appoint a Project and Cost Manager, plus a Multi-Disciplinary Design Team to progress this project through to completion. The technical advisor will work with the team to deliver a successful project. Success for this project means the relocation of facilities to the new location which meet the needs of the users and all relevant legislation within the available budget.