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F26-126201Grade C: OtherOpen

United KingdomOpen tenderKind of contract: Services

Proc-26-201 Wraparound Care Business Opportunity with License to Occupy

Buyer
Wrexham County Borough Council · United Kingdom
Posted
5 November 2026
Deadline
3 December 2026
Reference number
105473-2026
CPV codes
85312110
Place of delivery
UKL23 (United Kingdom)
Seen at Find a Tender 11 hours ago

Low-relevance needs

Low relevance: a service usually given by providers on the spot, so it stays off the main lists and is not matched to suppliers.

In short

  • Wanted: Proc-26-201 Wraparound Care Business Opportunity with License to Occupy.
  • Estimated value: £35,500, as the notice states it.
  • Buyer: Wrexham County Borough Council, United Kingdom.
  • Offers by 3 December 2026, 26 days left.

Can a company from Türkiye take part?

The buyer decides on Turkish bids

  • The UK's Procurement Act protects only suppliers of treaty states, and Türkiye is not one: the buyer may exclude a Turkish bid.

Rests on: Procurement Act 2023, ss. 19(3)(b), 20(5), 89 and 90, Schedule 9

Guidance from the official rules, not legal advice: the tender documents decide.

Next step

You have time: download the notice and its documents, and send your questions to the buyer well before the deadline.

If taking part directly is unclear, go in with a partner or distributor in that country.

Documents to prepare

  • Offers may be made electronically.

Read from the notice's own codes, not its text.

The full list of what to submit is in the tender documents at the source.

Market context

The buyer's earlier awards

From the buyer's published results.

The buyer's pageThe buyer's past opportunities

Grade C: OtherWhy this grade?

  • Whether to accept a Turkish bid is up to the buyer
  • A service that must be given on the spot
  • No product code: Türkiye's strength here cannot be measured
  • No Turkish supplier found that fits yet

How do I apply?

The steps for a Find a Tender notice, from its official pages:

  1. On Find a Tender, select “Search”, set the notice type to “Tender notice” (UK4: an opportunity to tender for) and use “save search” for email alerts. Source: gov.uk(opens in a new tab)
  2. You only need to register when you want to bid; Find a Tender is free, and you should not pay to view public sector opportunities. Source: gov.uk(opens in a new tab)
  3. Create a GOV.UK One Login and register your organisation as a “Supplier”: a non-UK address is accepted; with no Companies House number you get an identifier. Source: gov.uk(opens in a new tab)
  4. Have ready: postal address, website, email, the last two years of accounts, connected people or businesses, and any convictions. Source: gov.uk(opens in a new tab)
  5. Share your organisation's unique identifier with the contracting authority before you are awarded a contract. Source: gov.uk(opens in a new tab)
  6. Submit your offer before the deadline: 3 December 2026.
  7. When taking part directly is not certain, applying with a partner in the buyer's country helps.

UK buyers should generally accept overseas tenders, but the Procurement Act 2023 lets them disregard tenders from suppliers whose country has no relevant procurement agreement with the UK.

The steps were read from the official pages on 6 November 2026; the notice and its documents always set the rules that apply.

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Proc-26-201 Wraparound Care Business Opportunity with License to Occupy UK4 - Tender Notice Wraparound Care Business Opportunity with License to Occupy WCBC on Behalf of St Marys Catholic Primary School invites tenders for Wraparound Care Business Opportunity with License to Occupy. St Mary's Catholic Primary School is a thriving Catholic primary school committed to: Providing a nurturing environment rooted in its Catholic tradition and values The wellbeing, safety and holistic development of every child The principles and purposes of the Curriculum for Wales The Governing Body invites submissions from Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) registered providers, or providers willing to apply for CIW registration, to establish and operate a wraparound childcare provision on the school site. The provision will be independently run and managed but must operate in close partnership with the school and its governing body. The successful provider will establish a high‑quality childcare service that: Supports families through flexible, affordable wraparound care Promotes children’s wellbeing, play, learning and development Operates in a manner that is respectful of and sensitive to the ethos, values and wider community of the school. Includes opportunities that support children's wellbeing, creativity, social development and play. Operates with the highest standards of safeguarding, transparency and governance—
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  • 1. cpv:85312110, nace:86, nace:87, nace:88

History

  1. First seen by Birlesa: 2026-11-06T06:27:45.412072Z

Changes are recorded since 5 November 2026. Nothing has changed since then.

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