Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board (CTMUHB) is planning to undertake and complete a programme of roofing repair, refurbishment and associated remedial works across multiple healthcare sites within its estate portfolio. The programme will address a considerable number of reported roof defects, water ingress issues, deteriorated roof coverings, blocked rainwater drainage systems, defective flashings, damaged valleys, failed roof felt systems, missing roof components and associated building fabric defects identified through reactive maintenance records, inspections, and condition surveys. The areas where works are required include Princess of Wales (POW) Hospital, Glanrhyd Hospital, Maesteg Community Hospital, Ty Llidiard, and other community healthcare facilities operated by CTMUHB.

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board (CTMUHB) is planning to undertake and complete a programme of roofing repair, refurbishment and associated remedial works across multiple healthcare sites within its estate portfolio. The programme will address a considerable number of reported roof defects, water ingress issues, deteriorated roof coverings, blocked rainwater drainage systems, defective flashings, damaged valleys, failed roof felt systems, missing roof components and associated building fabric defects identified through reactive maintenance records, inspections, and condition surveys. The areas where works are required include Princess of Wales (POW) Hospital, Glanrhyd Hospital, Maesteg Community Hospital, Ty Llidiard, and other community healthcare facilities operated by CTMUHB. The tender was processed as a mini competition under the NHS Shared Business Services (SBS) Healthcare Planning, Construction Consultancy and Ancillary Services (HPCCAS) Framework Lot 7, conducted in accordance with the Public Contract Regulations (PCR) 2015. The mini competition was open for 4 weeks. 39 suppliers were invited, 2 declined to respond, and 1 submitted a bid. The evaluation process included Pass/Fail Qualification stage, Commercial stage with a 60% weighting, and technical stage with a 40% weighting.