Buyer profile · Central government

Development Bank of Wales tenders and contracts

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Tenders published
5
About one every 73 days
Contracts awarded
15
To 16 different suppliers
Value awarded
£5.07m
12 contracts, frameworks excluded
Typical contract
£100k
Median value awarded
Open now
0
1 contracts end in 90 days

Figures cover in the last 12 months, from notices on Find a Tender and Contracts Finder.

Open tenders

Development Bank of Wales has no tenders open right now.

Coming up

Pipeline, market engagement and planned procurement notices: early warning of tenders to come.

  1. Preliminary Market Engagement – Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Platform

    UK-wideIT services and software

    UpcomingSuitable for SMEs

    £1estimated
  2. The Provision of Property Valuation Services

    WalesProperty and estates

    UpcomingSuitable for SMEs

    £333kestimated

When it goes to market

Tender notices published each month. Active in 3 of 12 months.

What it buys

Procurements in the last 12 months, by trade.

Who it buys from

Suppliers awarded contracts in the last 12 months, by value awarded (frameworks excluded).

  1. 1 contract
  2. 1 contract
  3. VisVira LimitedSME£785k
    3 contracts
  4. 2 contracts
  5. Azets Holdings LimitedSME£180k
    1 contract
  6. 1 contract
  7. 1 contract
  8. Pathways People Solutions LimitedSME£50k
    1 contract

How it buys

How much of its work was open to any supplier.

  • Advertised openly (any supplier could bid)33%
  • Framework call-off (only suppliers on the framework)7%
  • Invited quotes (the buyer chose whom to ask)7%
  • Direct award (no competition)53%
Based on 15 procurements.

Scorecard

How we score

How Development Bank of Wales has bought over the last 12 months, compared with similar buyers.

Time to bid
32 days
Longer than 60% of central government buyers
Based on 5 advertised tenders
Advertised openly
33%
Higher than 54% of central government buyers
Based on 15 procurements
Won by small firms
53%
Higher than 57% of central government buyers
Based on 19 winning suppliers
Bids per contract
6
More than 76% of central government buyers
Based on 5 awards
Split into lots
20%
Higher than 72% of central government buyers
Based on 5 advertised tenders
Direct awards
53%
Higher than 63% of central government buyers
Based on 15 procurements
Cancelled
0%
About the same as most central government buyers
Based on 5 tenders

Compared with other central government buyers

Time to bid, 82 central government buyers
Show as a table
RangeBuyers
0–5 days0
5–10 days0
10–15 days0
15–20 days0
20–25 days6
25–30 days31
30–35 days32
35–40 days8
40–45 days5
45–50 days0
50–55 days0
55–60 days0
60+ days0
Bids per contract, 79 central government buyers
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RangeBuyers
0–2 bids3
2–4 bids29
4–6 bids27
6–8 bids6
8–10 bids6
10–12 bids3
12–14 bids1
14–16 bids1
16–18 bids3
18–20 bids0
20+ bids0
Advertised openly, 151 central government buyers
Show as a table
RangeBuyers
0–10%33
10–20%24
20–30%21
30–40%9
40–50%8
50–60%11
60–70%7
70–80%9
80–90%10
90–100%19
Won by small firms, 145 central government buyers
Show as a table
RangeBuyers
0–10%3
10–20%5
20–30%13
30–40%18
40–50%33
50–60%27
60–70%22
70–80%7
80–90%12
90–100%5

Each column is a group of central government buyers with similar figures. The coloured column holds Development Bank of Wales.See the full scoreboard

Contracts ending in the next 90 days

Contracts like these are often re-tendered. Knowing early gives you time to prepare.

ContractCurrent supplierValueEnds
Tender for an Executive Search PartnerIRG Advisors LLP£39k31 Jan 2027

7 more contracts end in the next 12 months.

Recent contract awards