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How to run test suite in parallel but nut the single tests

I'm using Playwright.dev to automate our UI tests. Currently I face the following issue:

In a single spec.ts file I have different test suites. Those test suites should run in parallel but not each test. I can not split those test suites into separate files because they are created dynamically. Why I want to run the tests of each test suite serial is, to reuse the existing page. Because it's much faster to just reuse the page without doing a complete refresh of the page the whole time. I'll try to explain my problem with some pseudo-code:

catalogs.forEach((objectIdsOfCatalog, catalogId) => {
    // each suite could run in parallel because they do not
    // depend on each other
    test.describe('Test catalog "' + catalogId + '"', () => {
        let newVersion: PageObject;
        let actualVersion: PageObject;

        test.beforeAll(async ({browser}) => {
            console.log('New page for', catalogId);
            const {actualUrl, newUrl} = getConfig();
            const context = await browser.newContext();
            actualVersion = new PageObject(await context.newPage(), actualUrl);
            newVersion = new PageObject(await context.newPage(), newUrl);
        });

        test.afterAll(async () => {
            console.log('Close page for', catalogId);
            actualVersion.close();
            newVersion.close();
            actualVersion = null;
            newVersion = null;
        });
        // those tests should ran serial because it's faster
        // if we just navigate on the existing page due to the
        // client side caching of the web app
        for (const objectId of objectIdsOfCatalog) {
            test('Testing "' + objectId + '"', async () => {
            });
        }
    });
});

Is there some way to achieve the following behavior in Playwright or do I have to rethink my approach?

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