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Infant Parental Relationship Support Service

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award notice. This contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. This contract has now been formally awarded using direct award process C. Note, the standstill period began on the day after the publication of the intention to award notice (2 October 2026) and ended midnight at the end of the 8th working day (13 October 2026). Therefore, this contract has been formally awarded using direct award process C.

The duration of the Contract 29.5 months, with commencement 14 October 2026 and ending 31 March 2029.

The estimated total contract value is PS499,314.10, with the (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Enfield’s Start for Life programme covers an infant and parental relationship support service for families from before birth until children are two. The work includes helping families understand infants’ emotional and developmental needs and the quality of parent–infant relationships, including the effects of parental trauma, mental health and adversity on caregiving. It also supports practitioners to identify relationship needs, strengthen assessments, plan trauma-informed support and respond to relationship difficulties. This is a health service delivered in Enfield. The selected provider is North London NHS Foundation Trust.

Perinatal Services

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award notice. This contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. This contract has now been formally awarded using direct award process C. Note, the standstill period began on the day after the publication of the intention to award notice (6 October 2026) and ended midnight at the end of the 8th working day (15 October 2026). Therefore, this contract has been formally awarded using direct award process C.

The duration of the Contract 29.5 months, with commencement 16 October 2026 and ending 31 March 2029.

The estimated total contract value is PS824,540.46, with the (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Enfield commissioned community perinatal health support through its Start for Life Programme. The service supports parents and caregivers from pregnancy until a child reaches age two, focusing on families experiencing mild-to-moderate perinatal mental health difficulties. The work includes one-to-one perinatal coaching, crisis outreach, wellbeing workshops and peer support groups. Delivery is in Enfield. The service is intended to strengthen support for families through a mix of individual help, outreach and group activities.

Infant Feeding Peer Support Service

Description: This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) confirmation of contract award notice. This contract has been awarded under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 do not apply to this award. This contract has now been formally awarded using direct award process C. Note, the standstill period began on the day after the publication of the intention to award notice (3 October 2026) and ended midnight at the end of the 8th working day (14 October 2026). Therefore, this contract has been formally awarded using direct award process C.

The duration of the Contract 29.5 months, with commencement 15 October 2026 and ending 31 March 2029.

The estimated total contract value is PS395,884, with the (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Enfield procured an infant-feeding peer support service as part of its Start for Life Programme. The service provides breastfeeding support in family homes, across Enfield’s five Family Hubs and in other community venues. Its purpose is to encourage more people to start and continue breastfeeding, with particular attention to reducing inequalities in outcomes. This is community health work delivered across the London borough of Enfield. The service requires a provider able to offer peer support through a range of settings and to contribute to local breastfeeding objectives.

Stock Condition Surveys

Description: Enfield Council is seeking to appoint a single suitably qualified Consultant to deliver stock condition surveys across its housing stock of approximately 15,800 properties, which include tenanted, leasehold and high-rise blocks. The surveys will refresh the Council's stock condition data in its Apex asset management system and support the following: its 30-year Business Plan and Housing Asset Management and Sustainability Strategy; Decent Homes Standard and HHSRS compliance; the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018; Awaab's Law; its net zero carbon by 2040 and SAP 86 by 2030 targets. The services comprise: validation surveys of existing records, and more comprehensive attribute and characteristic surveys where data is missing or unreliable; whole-block surveys, including an internal sample of about 10% of dwellings; HHSRS assessments, with immediate reporting of Category (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Enfield sought one consultant to survey its housing stock of approximately 15,800 properties, including tenanted and leasehold homes and high-rise blocks. The building surveying service would validate existing records and carry out more detailed surveys where information was missing or unreliable. It also covered whole-block surveys, including internal sampling of around 10% of dwellings; housing hazard assessments; energy performance assessments when instructed; resident liaison and appointment management; and evidence of failed access. The work would refresh data in the Council’s asset management system and support housing investment planning, property standards and safety compliance, and its carbon-reduction and energy-efficiency targets. A 50-property pilot, regular reporting, trackers and data uploads were also required.

Development Marketing Services

Description: Marketing services for Development schemes with estimated value PS7.6m over 3+1 years

Summary: Metropolitan Housing Trust Limited (MTVH) sought development marketing services for its housing schemes across England, covering the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West. The work was divided into media buying, planning and establishing marketing suites, and planning and staging show homes. Media buying covered advertising schemes developed during the contract term as directed by MTVH. Marketing suites and show homes were required for schemes as they were delivered and needed this support. The requirement brings together advertising and marketing activity with the practical preparation of sales and display spaces for housing developments.

Provision for Lee Valley VeloPark Rooflights Refurbishment

Description: Lee Valley Regional Park Authority has a requirement at Lee Valley VeloPark, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Abercrombie Road, London, E20 3AB for the refurbishment of existing rooflights to the main roof structure. The roof construction is a unique design featuring prefabricated cassettes fitted together over a cable net structure below. The roof has the ability to flex and move in different weather scenarios. The roof comprises 8no. rows of rooflights stretching from East to West and is now some 16 years old, and as such some of the rooflights are beginning to allow water ingress through the gaskets. The glazing to the rooflights appears to be intact and the problems lie with the pressure gaskets.

Summary: Lee Valley Regional Park Authority is procuring refurbishment of the existing rooflights on the main roof at Lee Valley VeloPark, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Abercrombie Road, London. The work concerns rooflights in a distinctive roof structure made from prefabricated cassettes over a cable-net structure, designed to flex and move in different weather conditions. The roof has eight east–west rows of rooflights. Water is entering through the pressure gaskets; the glazing itself appears intact. The requirement is therefore rooflight and roof repair and maintenance work, including work to the pressure gaskets, rather than replacement of glazing identified as damaged. The works are at the VeloPark in London.

GB-London: Consultancy Required for LondonEnergy Future Transport Yard Feasibility

Description: LEL must establish whether the Hawley Road site can be retained or, if not, identify a suitable replacement capable of meeting current and future operational requirements before the lease expires in February 2030. The key question is what constitutes the most deliverable, operationally suitable and value-for-money solution for providing LEL's transport yard facilities beyond February 2030. LEL will therefore appoint a suitably qualified consultant to undertake a feasibility study and strategic options appraisal, assessing suitable alternatives and recommending a preferred option and next steps. Based on LEL's estimated timescales for designing, constructing and transitioning into a new site, there is a need to undertake a feasibility study to identify alternative transport yard options as soon as possible, with a preferred way forward decided by June 2027. This timetable (read more...)

Summary: LondonEnergy Ltd is procuring consultancy services for a feasibility study and strategic options appraisal concerning its future transport yard facilities. The work will assess whether the Hawley Road site can be retained and, if not, identify a suitable replacement capable of meeting LondonEnergy’s current and future operational requirements. The consultant will examine alternative transport yard options, determine the most deliverable, operationally suitable and value-for-money solution, recommend a preferred option and set out the next steps. The work will be delivered in London, with the study supporting decisions about design, procurement, environmental assessment, planning, permitting and potential construction of a replacement site.

Reablement Care Service

Description: The Reablement Care Service shall provide short-term, outcome-focused support to eligible Enfield residents who require assistance to regain, maintain or improve their independence following discharge from hospital. The externally commissioned support will focus on hospital discharge pathways only and will be underpinned by a strong reablement approach. The service will provide time-limited, person-centred support in residents' own homes, with the primary aim of enabling individuals to regain confidence, relearn or restore daily living skills, and continue to live as independently as possible within their own home. Suppliers will be expected to take an enabling, outcome-focused approach, doing with rather than doing for individuals wherever appropriate. Support should help people rebuild practical skills, establish safe routines, improve mobility and confidence, manage everyday tasks, and reduce or avoid the need (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Enfield is exploring a borough-wide Reablement Care Service for eligible Enfield residents who need help after hospital discharge. This is a health and social work service providing short-term, time-limited, person-centred support in residents’ own homes. The purpose is to help people regain or maintain independence, confidence, mobility and daily living skills, establish safe routines and manage everyday tasks, while reducing or avoiding the need for ongoing domiciliary care where safe. The service would cover hospital discharge pathways only and use an enabling approach focused on doing with, rather than doing for, individuals. Delivery is expected across Enfield, potentially divided into North West, South West, North East and South East areas, with one supplier for each area.

Reablement Care Service

Description: The Reablement Care Service shall provide short-term, outcome-focused support to eligible Enfield residents who require assistance to regain, maintain or improve their independence following discharge from hospital. The externally commissioned support will focus on hospital discharge pathways only and will be underpinned by a strong reablement approach. The service will provide time-limited, person-centred support in residents' own homes, with the primary aim of enabling individuals to regain confidence, relearn or restore daily living skills, and continue to live as independently as possible within their own home. Suppliers will be expected to take an enabling, outcome-focused approach, doing with rather than doing for individuals wherever appropriate. Support should help people rebuild practical skills, establish safe routines, improve mobility and confidence, manage everyday tasks, and reduce or avoid the need (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Enfield is exploring a borough-wide Reablement Care Service for eligible Enfield residents who need help after hospital discharge. This is a health and social work service providing short-term, time-limited, person-centred support in residents’ own homes. The purpose is to help people regain or maintain independence, confidence, mobility and daily living skills, establish safe routines and manage everyday tasks, while reducing or avoiding the need for ongoing domiciliary care where safe. The service would cover hospital discharge pathways only and use an enabling approach focused on doing with, rather than doing for, individuals. Delivery is expected across Enfield, potentially divided into North West, South West, North East and South East areas, with one supplier for each area.

Turbine Hall Fire Detection and Suppression System

Description: The contractor shall provide a complete engineered fire detection and suppression system, including all labour, materials, plant, access equipment, design services, testing equipment, certification and documentation necessary to deliver a fully operational system. The protected scope comprises four individual turbine areas within the Turbine Hall. For tendering purposes, each turbine shall be assumed to have an approximate protected area of 15 m2, giving an indicative total protected turbine area of approximately 60 m2. Tenderers shall verify all dimensions, access constraints, hazard locations and coverage requirements during the site survey and shall base the final design on confirmed site measurements and risk assessment. * Site surveys and risk assessment of the Turbine Hall and protected turbine assets. * Design of the fire detection, alarm interface and suppression system. * (read more...)

Summary: LondonEnergy Ltd is procuring a complete engineered fire detection and suppression system for four turbine areas within its Turbine Hall. The work covers site surveys, fire-risk assessment, system design, supply and installation of detectors, alarm interfaces, suppression equipment, pipework, controls, cabling and ancillary equipment. It also includes integration with existing fire, turbine, shutdown, ventilation, building-management and monitoring systems where required; testing, commissioning, certification, operating and maintenance manuals, as-built drawings, training, warranty and defects support. The protected area is approximately 15 square metres per turbine, or 60 square metres in total. The requirement is classified as a fire suppression system (CPV 35111500) and is categorised as goods, with delivery in London. The preferred technologies are infrared flame detection and water mist suppression, although equivalent or superior solutions may be proposed.