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Recommissioning of Care Provision at Condor's Rest, Closer to Home (Supported Living) Scheme, Bridgend

Description: Bridgend County Borough Council is looking to recommission the care and support provision for 4 Individuals at the Closer to Home (Supported Living) Scheme - Condor's Rest. The Council is looking to engage with high quality Providers who can demonstrate their experience of delivering specialist and complex care provision within supported living services. This is an opportunity for experienced providers interested in providing specialist and complex care and support to hear from the Council about the upcoming tender opportunity. Providers will be required to work with the Council to implement sustainable and flexible models of support that enable Individuals to live their best lives, and wherever possible to become active members of their local communities. The service must be available 24 hours a day, 365 days per year (read more...)

Summary: Bridgend County Borough Council is currently in the planning stage for the recommissioning of care provision at Condor's Rest, part of the Closer to Home (Supported Living) Scheme in Bridgend, UK. The Council seeks to engage high-quality social care providers experienced in complex care within supported living settings. A market engagement event is scheduled for 20th July 2026, to understand providers' perspectives on the service model. The procurement's location falls under the UKL17 region, primarily focusing on services within the 'social work and related services' industry category. Key deadlines include a market engagement event until 20th July 2026, and the contract period starting from 1st April 2027. The procurement process adheres to Welsh devolved regulations and follows a light-touch regime.

SCE0067 - Housing Support for people that use drugs and alcohol

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. Leicester City Council (LCC) is considering commissioning a Housing Support for people that use drugs and alcohol for Leicester. It is anticipated, dependent upon an engagement exercise, that tenders for this service would be sought later in 2026 to enable a new contract to begin from 01/04/2027. As part of the commissioning process, the authority is undertaking a soft market test, this gives potential providers and other stakeholders the opportunity to express their interests and feed in their views about a potential service model and specification principles. The commissioners will use the information to appraise options and further develop a specification. This process does not constitute a formal tender or other competitive bidding process and will not result in the letting (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council is currently exploring the commissioning of a Housing Support service for people using drugs and alcohol within Leicester. This initiative, titled "SCE0067 - Housing Support for people that use drugs and alcohol," is in its planning stage with a focus on conducting a soft market test to gather insights and gauge interest from potential service providers and stakeholders. The procurement process includes an engagement milestone scheduled to conclude on 13th July 2026, following a two-week extension. The anticipated timeframe for the commencement of the new contract is from 1st April 2027, and the service falls under the industry category of welfare services that are not delivered through residential institutions.

Provision of School Based Therapeutic Intervention Service - Play/Art/Creative Therapy

Description: The requirement is for a therapeutic intervention service for children and young people, between the ages of 5 - 14 years. In line with the principles of GIRFEC , the Council is committed to promoting, supporting and nurturing children and young people's mental health and well-being. The Council also has a commitment to trauma responsive approaches and practice. The service provider must be able to demonstrate their own commitment to trauma informed practice and GIRFEC principles. The Service will complement existing supports and will be one of many interventions available to support children and young people.

Summary: East Lothian Council is seeking experienced service providers for the provision of a school-based therapeutic intervention service for children aged 5-14. The tender focuses on counselling services classified under CPV 85312320 and is part of the community benefits regime. It is based in East Lothian, UK, and aligns with the principles of GIRFEC, promoting children and young people's mental health. The procurement is in the 'tender' stage, with an open procedure method, and submissions must be made electronically by 12:00 on 3rd August 2026. The contract spans three years with a possible 12-month extension. The buyer is East Lothian Council, operating through Scotland Excel.

Single Point of Access (SPoA) - Urgent Care

Description: The proposed Single Point of Access will provide a single, coordinated route into urgent community care services across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

The model is designed to ensure patients receive the right care, at the right time, in the right place, whilst simplifying access for health and care professionals and improving coordination across the wider system.

Summary: The NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Integrated Care Board (NHS LLR ICB) is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Single Point of Access (SPoA) - Urgent Care" service. This initiative falls within the health services industry category and aims to establish a coordinated entry system for urgent community care across Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland. The procurement follows the Provider Selection Regime, exempt from the Procurement Act 2023, and is valued at £25 million over a potential five-year duration. An intended contract start date is set for 1st April 2027, with procurement activities updating after 21st July 2026 when the notice will be live for 14 days. The process employs the PSR Most Suitable Provider methodology to identify the ideal provider.

Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships

Description: Introduction * This information note, along with the accompanying details, is being publicly shared via Find a Tender Service, making it accessible to all organisations in the market. * The purpose of this market engagement is to identify one or more partners who can work with the Department to help improve health outcomes for children living in poverty in England. * DHSC is specifically looking at collaborating on a "value in kind" basis with potential partners to deliver on the aims of the Child Poverty Strategy (https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696646bc99fbdc498faecd98/child-poverty-strategy.pdf), published in December 2025. There is no dedicated funding available for a strategic partnership in this space. This is not a public procurement exercise, nor a paid partnership or sponsorship opportunity and as such it will not lead to the award (read more...)

Summary: The Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC), based in London, is actively seeking strategic partnerships to address child poverty's impact on health outcomes in England. This initiative, titled "Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships," falls under the services industry category, specifically health, social work, and related services, as indicated by the CPV codes. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with a market engagement notice published to gather insights and explore collaboration opportunities. Responses to the market consultation questionnaire are due by 23:59 on 3rd August 2026. The contracts are expected to start on 4th August 2026 and run until 1st July 2030. The aim is to collaborate innovatively on a “value in kind” basis. Although not a traditional procurement exercise, this engagement outlines potential collaborations rather than a direct procurement process.

Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships

Description: Introduction * This information note, along with the accompanying details, is being publicly shared via Find a Tender Service, making it accessible to all organisations in the market. * The purpose of this market engagement is to identify one or more partners who can work with the Department to help improve health outcomes for children living in poverty in England. * DHSC is specifically looking at collaborating on a "value in kind" basis with potential partners to deliver on the aims of the Child Poverty Strategy (https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696646bc99fbdc498faecd98/child-poverty-strategy.pdf), published in December 2025. There is no dedicated funding available for a strategic partnership in this space. This is not a public procurement exercise, nor a paid partnership or sponsorship opportunity and as such it will not lead to the award (read more...)

Summary: The Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC), based in London, is actively seeking strategic partnerships to address child poverty's impact on health outcomes in England. This initiative, titled "Child Poverty Strategic Partnerships," falls under the services industry category, specifically health, social work, and related services, as indicated by the CPV codes. The procurement is currently at the planning stage, with a market engagement notice published to gather insights and explore collaboration opportunities. Responses to the market consultation questionnaire are due by 23:59 on 3rd August 2026. The contracts are expected to start on 4th August 2026 and run until 1st July 2030. The aim is to collaborate innovatively on a “value in kind” basis. Although not a traditional procurement exercise, this engagement outlines potential collaborations rather than a direct procurement process.

Substance Use Service - Core Drug and alcohol service and inpatient detoxification

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is commissioning an integrated drug and alcohol treatment system aligned to national policy, including the UK Drug Strategy (2021), Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) guidance, Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF), and National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS) requirements. This is an invitation to tender.

Summary: Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is seeking proposals for an integrated Substance Use Service encompassing core drug and alcohol treatments and inpatient detoxification services. This procurement focuses on the health services industry, with a regional emphasis on the UKJ21 area. The tender is classified as a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Contract Notice and is governed by the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, excluding the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The tender process is currently in the active stage, with final submissions due by 12:00 GMT on 14th August 2026. An open procurement method is employed, inviting interested parties to submit their bids electronically. The awarded contract will have a base duration of 5 years, extendable by an additional 2 years, with a total estimated contract value of £51,450,000 over the full term.

Strength & Balance Activity Delivery

Description: South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) is seeking a suitably qualified contractor to deliver a programme of externally funded, Tier 1 community-based strength and balance classes across the district. The service aims to reduce the incidence and impact of falls and related injuries, supporting older adults to maintain independence, mobility, and wellbeing.

Summary: The South Cambridgeshire District Council is currently in the tender stage for a procurement process titled "Strength & Balance Activity Delivery". This initiative aims to engage a suitably qualified contractor to deliver community-based strength and balance classes across South Cambridgeshire, focusing on community health services. The procurement is structured under an open competition method and is classified within the services category. The contract has a gross value of £141,600 and is expected to run for three years starting from 17 August 2026, with possible extensions. Key deadlines include the tender period ending on 10 July 2026. The procurement is located in the UKH12 region, and electronic submission of tenders is allowed.

Community Health Improvement and Lifestyle Service

Description: The Commissioner intends to procure a provider to deliver the lifestyle and clinical elements of the Community Health Improvement and Lifestyle Service identifying a single accountable provider responsible for delivering an integrated service to the defined cohorts.

The preferred provider will hold overall accountability for service delivery and outcomes and may deliver services directly or work in partnership with other organisations, including Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise organisations (VCFSE), primary care and pharmacy providers, where appropriate; however, overall accountability will remain with the preferred provider.

The service must operate as part of a wider integrated pathway, and providers should refer to the specification for full details of the service model and eligible population. Whilst reference is made within the service specification to digital interoperability and functionality, the digital (read more...)

Summary: The NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board is currently planning a tender for the provision of the 'Community Health Improvement and Lifestyle Service'. This procurement falls under the 'Health services' industry category and targets locations in the UK, specifically the region identified as UKG13. The process adheres to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, utilising the Most Suitable Provider Process. The tender is expected to progress to the tender stage after 16th July 2026, when expressions of interest must be submitted. The total estimated value of the contract is £3,750,000, with the service provision anticipated to last three years. The forthcoming opportunity is classified under the services procurement category and is currently in the planning stage.

Independent Sector Bed Use for Cheshire and Merseyside adult secure patients

Description: Activity-based commissioning of independent sector secure inpatient beds, reimbursed on a cost-per-case (occupied bed day) basis, including core clinical treatment within the agreed bed day rate, with additional elements managed in line with contract pricing schedules.

Summary: The Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust has completed the procurement process for the provision of independent sector beds for adult secure patients in Cheshire and Merseyside. The contract, titled "Independent Sector Bed Use for Cheshire and Merseyside adult secure patients," falls under the hospital services category and is established under the Healthcare Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. This contract was awarded following Direct Award Process C and is not subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The service will be active from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027, valued on a cost-per-case basis. The buyer, Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, is located in Liverpool, United Kingdom, and has contracted Elysium Healthcare Limited as the supplier. The procurement method used was a direct award without prior publication of a call for competition, highlighting a limited procurement approach.