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University of Wales Trinity Saint David Launches New Framework for Estates Consultancy

WHAT'S THE STORY?

What's Happening?

The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) has announced a new framework agreement for professional estates consultancy services, set to commence in October 2025. The agreement will initially run for four years, with an option to extend up to eight years. It is divided into two lots: General Project Management and Estates Consultancy, and Property Consultancy Services. Up to eight teams will be appointed to each lot, supporting a wide range of capital and estate-related projects across UWTSD campuses and partner sites in Wales and England. The framework encourages SME participation and is accessible by UWTSD, the University of Wales, Coleg Sir Gâr, Coleg Ceredigion, and Pembrokeshire College.
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Why It's Important?

The establishment of this framework is crucial for UWTSD as it aims to enhance its estate management and consultancy services across multiple campuses. By involving SMEs and providing opportunities for new suppliers to join during specific years, the framework promotes competition and openness. This initiative supports the university's strategic goals in managing its properties effectively, ensuring compliance with statutory requirements, and optimizing resource allocation. The framework's focus on quality and price evaluation ensures that the university receives high-standard services while maintaining cost-effectiveness.

What's Next?

The framework agreement will begin in October 2025, with teams appointed to support various projects across UWTSD campuses. The call-off mechanism will be by mini-competition or direct award, allowing flexibility in selecting service providers. As the framework progresses, new suppliers will have opportunities to join, fostering a competitive environment. The university will continue to evaluate tenders based on quality and price, ensuring that the appointed teams meet the required standards and qualifications.

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