Tender Opportunities - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Here's a current list of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority's tendering opportunities:

E-Bike Tender Opportunity

Submissions should be received by no later than Sunday 23 March 2025
View E-Bike tender information

We also advertise tenders worth over £25,000 on SellWales (opens in a new window).

Visit SellWales website (opens in a new window).

About the National Park Authority

Horserider in the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

The National Park Family

There are 15 National Parks in the UK. 10 in England, three in Wales and two in Scotland.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority's Llanion Park headquarters.

National Park Authority Members

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has 18 Members. 12 are nominated by Pembrokeshire County Council. The remaining six Members are appoin...

Committees and Meetings

The Park Authority, as well as its Committees, hold regular meetings to discuss and vote on various issues affecting the workings of the Authority and...

Sustainable Development Fund (SDF)

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority’s Sustainable Development Fund is a fund supporting community projects in and around the Pembrokeshi...

Who We Work With

Our partners provide vital support to the UK's 15 National Parks and help us to increase the understanding, enjoyment and valuing of our special lands...

National Park Management Plan

The National Park Management Plan is a partnership plan for the National Park area.

Aerial photograph of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority's headquarters in Pembroke Dock.

List of Members

The Authority is made up of 18 Members. Twelve are appointed by Pembrokeshire County Council and six are appointed by Welsh Government.

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Ranger Richard Vaughan

Jobs

View current job vacancies, apply online, or find out more about working for the National Park Authority.

Corporate Documents

The Authority is required to produce corporate documents which set out standards and/or targets which it will try to meet.

National Park Authority Warden using machine on Coast Path near Marloes Sands

What we do

The National Park Authority has the twin tasks of looking after what is special in the Park and helping people to enjoy and understand it.