Sell2Wales: Welsh public sector tenders and contract notices
Sell2Wales is the Welsh Government's national advertising portal for public sector contract opportunities. Welsh public bodies use it to publish open notices and invitation-only Quick Quotes. It's free to use for both buyers and suppliers.
The portal carries Welsh public sector notices across the full contract lifecycle, including below-threshold opportunities that don't appear on Find a Tender. Above-threshold Welsh notices are published to Find a Tender as well, so suppliers can track UK-wide and Wales-only opportunities from a single portal. Prime contractors on public contracts also post sub-contract opportunities here.
Welsh Government advertises all of its own contracts above £25,000 on Sell2Wales. For UK above-threshold procurements (1 January 2026 to 31 December 2027), the main thresholds start at £135,018 including VAT for central government goods and services, £207,720 for sub-central government, and £5,193,000 for works and utility works. Suppliers from any World Trade Organisation member state can register.
Recent notices from Sell2Wales
Browse open tenders, awarded contracts, and pre-procurement documents from Sell2Wales. Click on any notice to view more details.
- Stale Pre-tender
Contract for Electronic Call Monitoring, Staff Rostering and Care Planning System for Swansea Council’s Domiciliary Care Services
- Stale Pre-tender
Design, Development, Installation & Ongoing Support for Treatment / Recycling Technology of an All Wales Absorbent Hygiene Product (AHP) Treatment Solution
- Stale Pre-tender
WCBC SAN & Backup Technology
- Stale Pre-tender
Consultancy Framework for Architects
- Stale Pre-tender
NMWTRA Tree Works Framework 2020
- Stale Pre-tender
SME Housing Fund – Procurement of a Fund Manager
- Stale Pre-tender
Disposal of Vehicles PIN
- Stale Pre-tender
Blood Group and Immunohematology testing.
- Stale Pre-tender
Accommodation & Support Services for Male Victims of Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence
- Stale Pre-tender
Evaluation of European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Rail Projects (South Wales Metro Phase 2)
Trend over time
Notice volume for Sell2Wales over the last 24 months.
Buyer ranking
The buyers publishing the most notices through Sell2Wales.
- 4,614£30.0bn
- 2,106£10.7bn
- 1,439£3.7bn
- 922£36.5bn
- 876£548.2m
- 874£418.8m
- 671£1.4bn
- 665£264.4m
- 661£199.5m
- 637£1.4bn
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about Sell2Wales and how its notices reach Stotles.
What is Sell2Wales?
Sell2Wales is the Welsh Government's national advertising portal for public sector contract opportunities. Welsh public sector organisations use it to publish open contract notices and invitation-only Quick Quotes.
Does it cost anything for suppliers to use Sell2Wales?
No. Sell2Wales is provided by the Welsh Government and is free to use for both buyers and suppliers.
Do I need to be a Welsh supplier to register?
No. Suppliers from any member state of the World Trade Organisation can register on Sell2Wales.
What are the current procurement thresholds for Welsh public sector contracts?
For UK above-threshold procurements running from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2027, the main thresholds (including VAT) are £135,018 for central government goods or services, £207,720 for sub-central government goods or services, £5,193,000 for works contracts, £5,193,000 for utility works, £415,440 for utility goods or services, and £663,540 for light touch contracts. Below-threshold Welsh public sector notices are advertised on Sell2Wales.
How much does the Welsh public sector spend on procurement each year?
Over £10 billion is spent on public procurement in Wales each year. That's almost one third of all public sector spending in Wales.
How much does Welsh Government itself spend on procurement each year?
Welsh Government spends around £675 million a year buying goods, services, works, and ICT and digital tools.
What's the minimum contract value that Welsh Government advertises on Sell2Wales?
Welsh Government advertises all of its contracts above £25,000 on Sell2Wales. Suppliers who want to bid for Welsh Government work must register on the portal.
When did the Procurement Act 2023 come into force in Wales?
The Procurement Act 2023 came into force on 24 February 2025. It reformed the UK procurement system to make procurement quicker, simpler, more flexible and more transparent.
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