Wales tenders

Councils and buyers in Wales

• Caerphilly County Borough Council6
• Powys County Council4
• Vale of Glamorgan Council4
• Carmarthenshire County Council3
• Wrexham County Borough Council3
• Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council2
• Bridgend County Borough Council2
• Conwy County Borough Council2
• Cyngor Sir Ceredigion County Council2
• Pembrokeshire County Council2
• Cardiff tenders1
• Denbighshire County Council1
• Flintshire County Council1
• Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council1
• Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council1
• Torfaen County Borough Council1

How buyers here publish tenders

Welsh buyers publish on Sell2Wales, and higher-value procurements also appear on Find a Tender. Many authorities use a shared national e-tendering system.

Sell2Wales and Find a Tender: which one matters

Sell2Wales is the national advertising portal for Welsh public bodies. Councils, health boards, fire and rescue services, universities and Welsh Government bodies use it to publish opportunities, including many lower-value requirements that never reach a UK wide service. Registering is free and lets you set alerts by category and area, and it is normally where you request or download the tender documents for a Welsh buyer.

Find a Tender is the UK wide notice service. Welsh buyers still use it for procurements above the published thresholds, so higher-value works, services and framework opportunities usually appear on both. Below those thresholds the notice may only be on Sell2Wales, which is why relying on Find a Tender alone leaves gaps for suppliers selling into Wales.

Some Welsh buyers also run their own e-tendering system for document exchange and submission, and a number use a shared national platform. Whichever route the notice names, the buyer's own instructions are the authoritative ones. We list the notices available in our index here, but suppliers working in Wales should also check Sell2Wales directly.

Bidding into Wales as a supplier

You do not need a Welsh address to bid for Welsh contracts. Buyers cannot restrict competition by location, though social value and community benefit questions often carry real weight and reward local employment, training and spend where you can evidence it. Some notices and documents are published bilingually in Welsh and English.

Confirm deadlines, submission routes and any Welsh language requirements on the official notice before you commit time to a bid.

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