Summary
- OCID:
- ocds-kuma6s-148225
- Published by:
- Sport Wales
- Authority ID:
- AA0412
- Publication date:
- 17 February 2025
- Deadline date:
- 10 March 2025
- Notice type:
- Contract Notice
- Has documents:
- Yes
- Has SPD:
- No
- Has Carbon Reduction Plan:
- No
Abstract
The appointed consultants will play a crucial role in supporting Sport Wales and its partners to embed a relational, trauma-informed approach to mental health and well-being across the sport sector. Their work will contribute to strategic planning, resource development, facilitation, and collaboration to drive sustainable impact. The consultants’ responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: 1. Embedding Mental Well-being and Thriving Environments in Sport • Supporting partners to integrate a relational and trauma-informed approach to mental health and well-being within sport and physical activity. • Practical application of a relational approach: Designing and delivering workshops, training sessions, and resources that empower organisations to apply well-being-focused practices. • Providing specialist project support to initiatives that enhance mental well-being through sport. 2. Facilitating Strategic Discussions and Thought Leadership • Leading and supporting national and regional discussions on the role of sport in mental health and preventive health agendas. • Assisting partners with strategic planning and implementation, ensuring well-being principles are embedded in policy, funding, and program design. • Enabling cross-sector collaboration to strengthen the impact of sport on community well-being 3. Driving Knowledge Sharing and Best Practice • Facilitating the exchange of learning, insights, and evidence-based practices across sports organisations, health providers, and community partners. • Developing and curating case studies, toolkits, and reports to promote effective mental well-being initiatives. 4. Supporting Collaboration and External Engagement • Helping partners navigate and align their work with national well-being strategies. 5. Strengthening the Evidence Base for Sport and Mental Well-being • Supporting research, data analysis, and evaluation to expand the evidence base on how sport contributes to mental health, resilience, and preventive healthcare. • Identifying emerging opportunities for sport to play a more central role in mental health and well-being strategies. 6. Supporting Welsh Government Policy Alignment and Delivery • Advising on the integration of sport into public health frameworks, advocating for movement-based mental health interventions. The appointed consultants will work in a collaborative and adaptive capacity, ensuring that sport is positioned as a key driver of mental well-being, resilience, and community health across Wales. N.B. Consultants will be allocated to different priority areas dependent upon their skills and experience. Consultants do not need to specialise in all areas to apply to become a consultant, please reference your specialist skills and experience in the tender submission (section 4). It is important that candidates have a knowledge of: • A trauma informed approach to Mental health and Wellbeing • Thriving Environments within sport • Experience of co-designing services with stakeholders to influence and support the sport sector • Application of academic ideas into practical deliverables to meet the needs of partners There will also be an expectation to collaborate with other stakeholders. There is an expectation that any staff delivering workshops/ support to partners will have at least three years of experience in delivering/supporting leaders. It is desirable that any psychologist is HCPC registered. Please note that this is not an essential requirement and will only be necessary for specific areas of work.
Full notice text
CONTRACT NOTICE – NATIONAL
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SERVICES |
1 Authority Details
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1.1
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Authority Name and Address
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Sport Wales |
Service & Partner Development, Sport Wales National Centre, Sophia Gardens, |
Cardiff |
CF11 9SW |
UK |
Natalie Morgan |
+44 3003003123 |
natalie.morgan@sport.wales |
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http://www.sport.wales http://www.sell2wales.gov.wales https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales |
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1.2
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Address from which documentation may be obtained
Sport Wales |
Service & Partner Development, Sport Wales National Centre, Sophia Gardens, |
Cardiff |
CF11 9SW |
UK |
Natalie Morgan |
+44 3003003123 |
natalie.morgan@sport.wales |
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http://www.sport.wales |
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1.3
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Completed documents must be returned to:
Sport Wales |
Service & Partner Development, Sport Wales National Centre, Sophia Gardens, |
Cardiff |
CF11 9SW |
UK |
Natalie Morgan |
+44 3003003123 |
natalie.morgan@sport.wales |
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http://www.sport.wales |
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2 Contract Details
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2.1
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Title
Sport Wales Consultants for the Mental Health and Thriving Environments
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2.2
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Description of the goods or services required
The appointed consultants will play a crucial role in supporting Sport Wales and its partners to embed a relational, trauma-informed approach to mental health and well-being across the sport sector. Their work will contribute to strategic planning, resource development, facilitation, and collaboration to drive sustainable impact. The consultants’ responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: 1. Embedding Mental Well-being and Thriving Environments in Sport • Supporting partners to integrate a relational and trauma-informed approach to mental health and well-being within sport and physical activity. • Practical application of a relational approach: Designing and delivering workshops, training sessions, and resources that empower organisations to apply well-being-focused practices. • Providing specialist project support to initiatives that enhance mental well-being through sport. 2. Facilitating Strategic Discussions and Thought Leadership • Leading and supporting national and regional discussions on the role of sport in mental health and preventive health agendas. • Assisting partners with strategic planning and implementation, ensuring well-being principles are embedded in policy, funding, and program design. • Enabling cross-sector collaboration to strengthen the impact of sport on community well-being 3. Driving Knowledge Sharing and Best Practice • Facilitating the exchange of learning, insights, and evidence-based practices across sports organisations, health providers, and community partners. • Developing and curating case studies, toolkits, and reports to promote effective mental well-being initiatives. 4. Supporting Collaboration and External Engagement • Helping partners navigate and align their work with national well-being strategies. 5. Strengthening the Evidence Base for Sport and Mental Well-being • Supporting research, data analysis, and evaluation to expand the evidence base on how sport contributes to mental health, resilience, and preventive healthcare. • Identifying emerging opportunities for sport to play a more central role in mental health and well-being strategies. 6. Supporting Welsh Government Policy Alignment and Delivery • Advising on the integration of sport into public health frameworks, advocating for movement-based mental health interventions. The appointed consultants will work in a collaborative and adaptive capacity, ensuring that sport is positioned as a key driver of mental well-being, resilience, and community health across Wales. N.B. Consultants will be allocated to different priority areas dependent upon their skills and experience. Consultants do not need to specialise in all areas to apply to become a consultant, please reference your specialist skills and experience in the tender submission (section 4). It is important that candidates have a knowledge of: • A trauma informed approach to Mental health and Wellbeing • Thriving Environments within sport • Experience of co-designing services with stakeholders to influence and support the sport sector • Application of academic ideas into practical deliverables to meet the needs of partners There will also be an expectation to collaborate with other stakeholders. There is an expectation that any staff delivering workshops/ support to partners will have at least three years of experience in delivering/supporting leaders. It is desirable that any psychologist is HCPC registered. Please note that this is not an essential requirement and will only be necessary for specific areas of work.
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2.3
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Notice Coding and Classification
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73000000 |
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Research and development services and related consultancy services |
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73200000 |
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Research and development consultancy services |
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73220000 |
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Development consultancy services |
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80000000 |
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Education and training services |
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85100000 |
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Health services |
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92600000 |
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Sporting services |
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100 |
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UK - All |
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1000 |
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WALES |
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1010 |
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West Wales and The Valleys |
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1011 |
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Isle of Anglesey |
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1012 |
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Gwynedd |
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1013 |
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Conwy and Denbighshire |
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1014 |
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South West Wales (Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion) |
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1015 |
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Central Valleys (Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taf) |
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1016 |
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Gwent Valleys (Torfaen, Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly) |
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1017 |
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Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot |
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1018 |
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Swansea |
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1020 |
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East Wales |
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1021 |
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Monmouthshire and Newport |
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1022 |
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Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan |
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1023 |
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Flintshire and Wrexham |
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1024 |
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Powys |
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2.4
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Total quantity or scope of tender
Please see attached tender document.
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3 Conditions for Participation
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3.1
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Minimum standards and qualification required
Please see attached tender document.
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4 Administrative Information
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4.1
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Type of Procedure
Single stage
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4.2
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Reference number attributed to the notice by the contracting authority
N/a
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4.3
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Time LimitsTime-limit for receipt of completed tenders
10-03-2025
Time 16:00
Estimated award date 20-03-2025 |
4.5
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Language or languages in which tenders or requests to participate can be drawn upEN
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4.6
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Tender Submission Postbox
The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at
https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx |
5 Other Information
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5.1
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Additional Information
Please see attached tender document.
(WA Ref:148225)
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5.2
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Additional Documentation
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MH and Thrive Consultant Tender - WELSH |
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MH and Thrive Consultant Tender - ENGLISH |
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5.3
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Publication date of this notice 17-02-2025 |
Coding
Commodity categories
ID |
Title
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Parent category
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73220000 |
Development consultancy services |
Research and development consultancy services |
80000000 |
Education and training services |
Education |
85100000 |
Health services |
Health and social work services |
73200000 |
Research and development consultancy services |
Research and development services and related consultancy services |
73000000 |
Research and development services and related consultancy services |
Research and Development |
92600000 |
Sporting services |
Recreational, cultural and sporting services |
Delivery locations
ID |
Description
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1017 |
Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot |
1022 |
Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan |
1015 |
Central Valleys (Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taf) |
1013 |
Conwy and Denbighshire |
1020 |
East Wales |
1023 |
Flintshire and Wrexham |
1016 |
Gwent Valleys (Torfaen, Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly) |
1012 |
Gwynedd |
1011 |
Isle of Anglesey |
1021 |
Monmouthshire and Newport |
1024 |
Powys |
1014 |
South West Wales (Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion) |
1018 |
Swansea |
100 |
UK - All |
1000 |
WALES |
1010 |
West Wales and The Valleys |
Alert region restrictions
The buyer has restricted the alert for this notice to suppliers based in the following regions.
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Description
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There are no alert restrictions for this notice.
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Further information
Date
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Details
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No further information has been uploaded.
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Postbox
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