12 live tenders from 12 buyers in 4 local authority areas, aggregated daily from every UK portal. Free to search — always verify details on the buyer's original notice.
Updated 1 October 2026
Welsh public bodies publish through Sell2Wales, with above-threshold notices also appearing on Find a Tender. The Welsh market is smaller than England or Scotland in absolute volume, which cuts both ways for suppliers: fewer opportunities, but materially less competition on each one.
The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act shapes Welsh procurement more than any comparable duty elsewhere in the UK. Buyers must weigh long-term, preventative and integrated outcomes, and tender questions reflect that — expect to be asked how your delivery contributes to well-being goals rather than only how quickly and cheaply you can do the work.
Welsh language provision is a genuine requirement on many contracts, not a formality, particularly for anything public-facing.
For public-facing services frequently yes, and it is often scored. For back-office or works contracts it is usually not required, but check each specification.
Sell2Wales carries Welsh public sector notices across values; above-threshold contracts also appear on Find a Tender.
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