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Short Breaks and Disabled Children's Support Services Framework 2026

Description: The Children and Families service in the London Borough of Hackney plans to engage with organisations from the voluntary, community, and independent sectors throughout this year to shape the procurement of a Framework for Disabled Children's Services in 2026. This market engagement is in preparation for the upcoming procurement. The services will be categorised into 5 separate Lots: Home and Community Based Outreach Support Services delivering personalised support both in the family home and enabling disabled children to access their local community, facilities and services. This includes support to access and use universal services offered to all children and young people. Specialist Outreach Support Offer a structured program of social, recreational, and developmental activities suitable for children with a wide range of disabilities, including severe learning disabilities, autism, (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Short Breaks and Disabled Children's Support Services Framework 2026." This initiative involves various sectors, including health and social work services, with operations based in the UK, specifically London. The procurement aims to cater to the needs of disabled children within the borough, with an overall value projected at approximately £13.36 million. The procurement method is based on a framework agreement and is above threshold, indicative of a significant investment. One of the key activities scheduled is a third market engagement event focusing on "Home and Community Based Outreach Support Services" and the "Specialist Outreach Support Offer," which will take place virtually on 29th July 2026 from 2 pm to 3.30 pm.

Home and Settle Service

Description: This is a notice of the Authority's intention to award the proposed contract for the Service to the existing provider pursuant to Regulation 9 (3) of the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, Direct Award Process C. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award and neither does Procurement Act 2023. The Home and Settle Service operates as a non regulated support service, meaning it does not require delivery by a CQC registered provider. Its purpose is to assist adults with limited local support networks to return home safely and re establish daily routines after hospital discharge, without providing any form of personal care. Because the service focuses solely on practical, low level support, it (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Home and Settle Service" is conducted by the London Borough of Newham, focused on community health services. The contract, valued at £600,000, was awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 and involves a direct award process. The procurement falls under the category of services and is set to commence on 1st July 2026, with a duration of three years, and an optional extension of two additional years at the authority's discretion. The service does not require CQC registration and is primarily aimed at providing practical support to adults returning home post-hospital discharge. The procurement method adopted is limited, bypassing a public call for competition, aligning with Regulation 9 (3) of the PSR.

Design & Delivery of the UK Erasmus Youth Consultation

Description: The British Council is seeking to appoint a single supplier to design and deliver a UK-wide youth consultation to inform the implementation of the Erasmus+ Youth programme following the UK's reassociation to Erasmus+ in 2027. The supplier will deliver a mixed-methods consultation combining quantitative and qualitative research with young people involved in youth organisations or youth initiatives aged 13-30 across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, alongside engagement with youth organisations and key stakeholders. The consultation will generate evidence and practical recommendations to support the UK National Agency in developing inclusive implementation, outreach, communications and participation approaches. The contract is expected to run from August 2026 until February 2027

Summary: The British Council, located in London, is inviting tenders for the "Design & Delivery of the UK Erasmus Youth Consultation" project. This procurement falls under the services category within the research consultancy and market research sectors. The tender is currently at the procurement stage, specifically tagged as "tender" on the OCDS system, with an open competition method being used that was last updated on 22nd July 2026. Important dates to note include the tender submission deadline on 7th August 2026 and the expected contract period running from 24th August 2026 to 26th February 2027. The primary objective is to conduct a UK-wide mixed-methods consultation to support the UK's reassociation to the Erasmus+ Youth programme, involving young people across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Procurement of Communications and Audio/Visual Production Vendor

Description: The British Council Bangladesh invites qualified and experienced suppliers to submit quotations for the provision of Communications and Audio/Visual Production Services for the "E-ffective Governance: Accelerating E-Government and Digital Public Services in Bangladesh" .

Summary: The British Council, a renowned public authority in sub-central government, is actively inviting suppliers to participate in an open procurement process for Communications and Audio/Visual Production Services in connection with the "E-ffective Governance: Accelerating E-Government and Digital Public Services in Bangladesh" programme. This tender, tagged under the industry category of Event Services, is based in London, United Kingdom, with services being delivered in Bangladesh. The current procurement stage is the open tender phase, with the deadline for submissions being 7th August 2026. The project is scheduled to commence on 1st September 2026 and is expected to run until 31st August 2027, with a planned extension possible until February 2028. Interested suppliers should complete self-registration on the British Council's MyProcurement platform to participate.

Passenger Transport Framework

Description: Passenger transport framework for Children with SEND, Looked after Children and Vulnerable Adults. The tender will use the Competitive Flexible Procedure is proposed to be divided in two lots: Lot 1: Home to school transport for SEND children and young people (with and without the passenger assistant requirement) - Minibuses, People Carriers and/ or Taxis. Lot 2: Ad-hoc journeys (may include some repeat bookings) for Looked After Children and Vulnerable Adults to meet assessed needs (with and without the passenger assistant requirement). With the intention of creating an Open Framework for the duration of 4 years. Key requirements for providers include: - Proven expertise as established providers of passenger Transport. - Comprehensive and up-to-date safeguarding training for all drivers and passenger assistants to ensure the safety and well-being (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Hackney is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process titled "Passenger Transport Framework." This public procurement involves services related to passenger transport for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), looked-after children, and vulnerable adults within the Hackney area. The procurement is set to adopt a Competitive Flexible Procedure, aimed at establishing an open framework divided into two lots: home-to-school transport for SEND children and youth, and ad-hoc journeys for looked-after children and vulnerable adults. The procurement value is estimated at £24 million gross, and the framework is scheduled to commence on 1st April 2027, with an expression of interest deadline set for 10th August 2026.

Inclusive Growth (IG) Framework

Description: London Legacy Development Corporation intends to establish the Inclusive Growth Framework, providing a flexible route to commission services that advance inclusive growth, equality, education, skills, employment, enterprise, community participation and evidence based decision making across Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, East London and the areas served by participating authorities. The Framework will be divided into the following six lots: Lot 1: Education Programme Delivery Lot 2: Employment and Skills Support Lot 3: Community Engagement and Capacity Building Lot 4: Research and Evaluation Lot 5: Business Support Lot 6: Strategic Consultancy Services Services may include the design, coordination and delivery of education and careers programmes; employment, training and progression support; employer and participant engagement; community consultation, co design and capacity building; research, monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment; business advice, mentoring (read more...)

Summary: The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has released an Inclusive Growth (IG) Framework tender. This flexible procurement framework is designed to drive inclusive growth, equality, and community participation across East London, primarily focusing on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The process is currently at the tender update stage as of 20th July 2026, with an expression of interest deadline set for 12th August 2026 at 11:00. The procurement involves several key lots, including Education Programme Delivery, Employment and Skills Support, Community Engagement, Business Support, and Strategic Consultancy Services, among others. The overall value of this procurement is estimated at £70,000,000, and it employs an open, competitive flexible procedure, inviting multiple suppliers under a framework agreement. Contracts resulting from this tender will commence from 22nd September 2026, potentially running for eight years.

Outsourcing of Non-Permanent Workers services in Bangladesh

Description: British Council in Bangladesh requires Non-Permanent Worker (NPW) to support its different business activities including Programmes and Projects, Business Support Services, Teaching Centres and Exams. The NPWs will be engaged in different supportive activities. Annually required number of seasonal NPWs under various categories will be in a range from 1400 to 1500 with majority in various exams venue support services roles.

Summary: The British Council is seeking to outsource services for Non-Permanent Workers (NPWs) in Bangladesh to support various business functions such as Programmes, Business Support, Teaching Centres, and Exams. This procurement, under the industry category of supply services of personnel, is managed through an open procurement method, following a competitive flexible procedure. The tender is currently in the active stage with key dates, including an enquiry period ending on 22nd July 2026 and a tender submission deadline of 14th August 2026. The procurement has a total value of £4,600,000, and contracts are expected to commence on 1st October 2026, potentially extending until 2030.

Invitation to Tender (ITT)-For: Transport and confidential material movement services for British Council-Bangladesh

Description: BC Services Bangladesh Limited a local entity of The British Council invites reputed and experienced vendors to participate in a tendering exercise to provide transport services across Bangladesh. As British Council Bangladesh operations continue to expand nationwide, there is significant potential for growth in the demand for transport services. In view of this expansion, we invite interested service providers to take part in this tender. Additionally, BC Services Bangladesh Limited a local entity of The British Council invites reputed and experienced vendors to participate in a tendering exercise to provide material movement services. These services primarily involve in country transportation of materials, with a strong emphasis on ensuring that confidential and irreplaceable documents are delivered to their intended destinations in a safe, secure, and timely manner. This tender (read more...)

Summary: The British Council, located in London, has initiated a tender process seeking vendors for transport and confidential material movement services across Bangladesh through its local entity, BC Services Bangladesh Limited. This active tender, titled "Invitation to Tender (ITT) for Transport and Confidential Material Movement Services," falls under the services category and follows an open procurement method with a competitive flexible procedure. The tender is divided into two distinct lots: Lot 1 for Transport Services and Lot 2 for Confidential Materials Movement Services. Interested parties are invited to submit their bids by 12th August 2026, with inquiries closing on 29th July 2026. The contract is due to commence on 1st October 2026 and spans until 30th September 2028.

PEACEPLUS - Education and training providers for the delivery of the Media CONNECT training course

Description: The British Council is seeking to identify at least seven further or higher education institutions and local Civil Society Organisations working on relevant ethical media topics to deliver the 20 20 hour Media CONNECT training courses to students and community members across the PEACEPLUS programme area over the next academic year namely 2026 to 2027 and support on site reporting and content production by participants in 17 regions across Northern Ireland and the border areas of Ireland.

Summary: The British Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the PEACEPLUS project, focusing on the delivery of Media CONNECT training courses. They aim to partner with at least seven education and Civil Society Organisations to provide these courses across 17 regions in Northern Ireland and the border areas of Ireland. The procurement is conducted as an open competition with a gross value of €69,000. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 31st July 2026 and a submission deadline on 28th August 2026. The contract will kick off on 1st October 2026 and is set to conclude by 1st September 2028. The project targets services in higher education, adult education, and training, with the buying organisation being a public authority in London, UK.

PEACEPLUS - Education and training providers for the delivery of the Media CONNECT training course

Description: The British Council is seeking to identify at least seven further or higher education institutions and local Civil Society Organisations working on relevant ethical media topics to deliver the 20 20 hour Media CONNECT training courses to students and community members across the PEACEPLUS programme area over the next academic year namely 2026 to 2027 and support on site reporting and content production by participants in 17 regions across Northern Ireland and the border areas of Ireland.

Summary: The British Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the PEACEPLUS project, focusing on the delivery of Media CONNECT training courses. They aim to partner with at least seven education and Civil Society Organisations to provide these courses across 17 regions in Northern Ireland and the border areas of Ireland. The procurement is conducted as an open competition with a gross value of €69,000. Key dates include an enquiry period ending on 31st July 2026 and a submission deadline on 28th August 2026. The contract will kick off on 1st October 2026 and is set to conclude by 1st September 2028. The project targets services in higher education, adult education, and training, with the buying organisation being a public authority in London, UK.