Denbighshire County Council to tender £2.4m Rhyl refurbishment works
Cabinet approved a procurement strategy for refurbishment works at 64 High Street and 2-4 Wellington Road in Rhyl. The council said it intends to issue an invitation to tender using the North Wales construction framework next month.
Denbighshire County Council · Wales · 28 July 2026
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The intention would be, subject to the approval of cabinet today, to go out with an invitation to tender using the North Wales construction framework next month.
Also said in the meeting
“the procurement obviously is going to come in very, very closely to the threshold of £2.4 million when cabinet permission is required.”
“the cabinet approves the procurement strategy and the invitation of competitive bids for works to provide residential units on the upper floors and to renovate the ground floor commercial units of properties at 64 High Street and 2 to 4 Wellington Road.”
What we know
- Denbighshire County Council approved a procurement strategy for works at 64 High Street and 2-4 Wellington Road in Rhyl.
- The council intends to issue an invitation to tender using the North Wales construction framework next month.
- The works will create residential units on upper floors and renovate ground-floor commercial units.
Why this is a signal, not noise
This is a clear procurement signal because the meeting records an explicit contract value threshold and a stated plan to go out to tender next month via a named framework.
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Digital Strategy and Regeneration, 28 July 2026
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How a supplier could follow up
- Check the North Wales construction framework routes and identify whether your lot/capability can bid for refurbishment and mixed-use works.
- Prepare case studies and pricing for residential-over-commercial refurbishment projects ahead of the expected ITT window.
- Monitor the council and framework notices in August 2026 for the tender release and any clarification documents.
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