18 Layhams Road - New Kitchen & Remedial Damp Proofing Works

Description: New Kitchen and Associated Remedial Damp Works Additional information: https://londonconstructionprogramme.co.uk/services/dynamic-purchasing-systems/

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the London Borough of Bromley involves a contract titled "18 Layhams Road - New Kitchen & Remedial Damp Proofing Works" within the industry category of architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection services. This contract is set in London, UK, specifically at 18 Layhams Road, West Wickham, and engages in selective procurement through a dynamic purchasing system. The tender period ends on 13th February 2026, with the contract period scheduled from 13th March 2026 to 12th June 2026. Currently in the tender stage, the estimated value of the contract is £60,000.

Provision of Domiciliary Care in London Borough of Bromley - 2nd Market Engagement Event

Description: The London Borough of Bromley is preparing to commence a procurement exercise for the provision of domiciliary care services for residents across the borough. Ahead of issuing a formal tender, the Council is undertaking further market engagement to help shape the service specification and inform the procurement approach. In the context of ongoing sector challenges, the Council is committed to fostering innovation to ensure domiciliary care services continue to support people to live independently. The Council invites participation from providers who are suitably qualified, appropriately registered, and experienced, with the capacity and resources required to deliver these services. This engagement session follows the initial market event held on 17 December 2025. Providers who registered for the initial event do not need to register again and will automatically receive (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley is in the planning stages of a public procurement process for the provision of domiciliary care services across the borough. The procurement cycle is currently focused on market engagement to shape the tender specifications, with a planned engagement session on Tuesday 27 January at 1 pm. Interested suppliers are invited to attend this virtual event, especially those capable of addressing the ongoing challenges in the sector. This procurement falls under the "light touch" regime for services, with classifications including health and social work services. The procurement process embraces a framework agreement and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as voluntary, community, and social enterprises. The services are expected to commence on 27 August 2026 and conclude by 26 August 2030, with the future notice date set for 28 February 2026. The initiative is spearheaded by the London Borough of Bromley, located in the UKI61 region.

Provision of Domiciliary Care in London Borough of Bromley - 2nd Market Engagement Event

Description: The London Borough of Bromley is preparing to commence a procurement exercise for the provision of domiciliary care services for residents across the borough. Ahead of issuing a formal tender, the Council is undertaking further market engagement to help shape the service specification and inform the procurement approach. In the context of ongoing sector challenges, the Council is committed to fostering innovation to ensure domiciliary care services continue to support people to live independently. The Council invites participation from providers who are suitably qualified, appropriately registered, and experienced, with the capacity and resources required to deliver these services. This engagement session follows the initial market event held on 17 December 2025. Providers who registered for the initial event do not need to register again and will automatically receive (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley is in the planning stages of a public procurement process for the provision of domiciliary care services across the borough. The procurement cycle is currently focused on market engagement to shape the tender specifications, with a planned engagement session on Tuesday 27 January at 1 pm. Interested suppliers are invited to attend this virtual event, especially those capable of addressing the ongoing challenges in the sector. This procurement falls under the "light touch" regime for services, with classifications including health and social work services. The procurement process embraces a framework agreement and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as voluntary, community, and social enterprises. The services are expected to commence on 27 August 2026 and conclude by 26 August 2030, with the future notice date set for 28 February 2026. The initiative is spearheaded by the London Borough of Bromley, located in the UKI61 region.

Highway Drainage Cleansing

Description: The Council is seeking to procure a comprehensive highway drainage cleansing service on the Area Network (London Borough of Bromley), to ensure the efficient working of the various elements of the Borough's highway drainage infrastructure. This includes proactive and reactive maintenance towards our inventory of 35,000 gullies, 2,500 soakaways, 350 manholes and catch pits, as well as various linear or kerb drainage channels.

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley is currently in the tender stage for their procurement process titled "Highway Drainage Cleansing". This opportunity falls within the public works industry, specifically focusing on drainage construction and maintenance work. The procurement aims to ensure the efficient functioning of the Borough's drainage infrastructure, involving a proactive and reactive approach to maintaining over 35,000 gullies, 2,500 soakaways, 350 manholes, and catch pits. This open competition tender, valued at approximately £4,800,000 gross, requires submissions via the Council's ProContract portal by 2nd February 2026. The contract is set to commence on 1st July 2026, with an initial end date of 30th June 2032, and includes potential extensions totalling up to four additional years.

Highways Maintenance

Description: The London Borough of Bromley, as the Highway Authority, is responsible for the repair and maintenance of 1370km (850 miles) of footways, 842km (525 miles) of carriageways and more than 28,000 streetlights and items of illuminated street furniture. The Council is seeking to re-procure these services, as described in the Invitation to Tender documentation, in the following Lots: Lot 1 - Major Works Lot 2 - Minor Works The Lots will be evaluated separately as outlined in the Invitation to Tender. A company may be awarded one or both Lots.

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley has initiated a procurement process for the "Highways Maintenance" contract. As the Highway Authority, Bromley is responsible for the upkeep of a substantial road network, encompassing 1370km of footways and 842km of carriageways. The tender, managed via open procedure, includes services divided into two lots: Major Works and Minor Works. The process is currently in the tender update stage with submission deadlines extended to 2nd February 2026. This contract, part of the works procurement category, is valued at £85.2 million gross and will be implemented within the UKI61 region, with the contract period commencing on 1st July 2026 and potentially lasting until 30th June 2036, inclusive of renewal options.

Hawes Down Primary School - Link Extension, Remodelling & Landscaping Works

Description: The London Borough of Bromley ("the Council") is inviting tenders from potential providers with the relevant experience and technical ability to deliver a link extension, remodelling and landscaping works at Hawes Down Primary School, The Mead, West Wickham, BR4 0BA. This invitation commences an open competition, below the thresholds of the Procurement Act 2023, works contract. Tenders will go live on the Lndon Tenders Portal (Proactis) tomorrow 11/12/2025. All tenderers must be registered on the Find a Tender website (www.gov.uk/find-tender) with up-to-date and accurate information before their tender is submitted.

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley has issued an open tender for the "Hawes Down Primary School - Link Extension, Remodelling & Landscaping Works" project. This procurement falls under the construction industry category and is located in Bromley, within the United Kingdom. The tender process is currently active, with submission deadlines extended to 2nd February 2026, allowing interested parties adequate time to prepare their proposals. The procurement method is an open competition for works contracts below the threshold defined by the Procurement Act 2023, with the entire process facilitated electronically through the Proactis platform. The projected contract period extends from 20th April 2026 to 20th August 2027.

ADHD (Adult) Diagnosis Service (Lambeth & Lewisham) - SLaM

Description: Securing a provider for Adult ADHD assessments will assist in reducing the lengthy waiting times for Adults with ADHD in Lewisham and Lambeth.

Summary: The procurement process for the 'ADHD (Adult) Diagnosis Service (Lambeth & Lewisham) - SLaM' has been completed with a contract awarded on 22 December 2025. The buying organisation is South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust based at Bethlem Royal Hospital, Beckenham. The procurement was conducted using an open procedure, focusing on health services (CPV 85100000) within the UKI region. The service aims to provide high-quality ADHD assessments and treatment to reduce waiting times in Lambeth and Lewisham. The contract, valued at £350,000, was awarded to INNOVATE UK LIMITED, ensuring the accessibility of services to adults aged 18 and over with registered GPs in the area.

Provision of Co-occurring Mental Health, Alcohol & Drug (COMHAD) Services

Description: COMHAD supports both Bromley mental health and Bromley substance misuse services that enable the long-term recovery, rehabilitation, and social re-integration of people in Bromley affected by co-occurring substance use and mental ill health. COMHAD is a small element of a wider mental health service but an important pathway as it avoids excluding people because of their alcohol/drug use. COMHAD also provides a pathway for those who may otherwise be excluded from drug and alcohol treatment services due to their mental health issues. Residents with COMHAD challenges represent a significant proportion of the treatment population across both the mental health service (Oxleas) and the substance use service. Effective collaboration between these services is essential to achieving the best outcomes for individuals accessing support.

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley has completed the procurement process for the "Provision of Co-occurring Mental Health, Alcohol & Drug (COMHAD) Services", with responsibilities awarded to Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust. This procurement, under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) 2023, emphasises health and social work services within Bromley, UKI61 region. The contract, valued at approximately £511,310 and commencing on 1st April 2026, extends over three years until 31st March 2029. As a direct award without a prior competitive tender, this process capitalises on integrated community health provisions already in place, facilitating ongoing service delivery without disruption.

Sensory Support Services London Borough of Bromley - Provider Engagement Event

Description: The London Borough of Bromley is re commissioning its Sensory Support Service for adults aged 18+ with hearing impairment, vision impairment, or dual sensory loss. The service aims to promote independence, improve wellbeing, and ensure residents have access to appropriate specialist support. The Council seeks to engage with Providers who have demonstrable experience supporting individuals with sensory impairments, along with their families and carers.

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley is in the planning stage of recommissioning its Sensory Support Services aimed at adults aged 18+ with sensory impairments. The procurement process entails engaging with experienced providers for services that support individuals with hearing, vision, or dual sensory loss. Located in Bromley, United Kingdom, this tender falls under the category of services, specifically healthcare, social work, and related community services. Key dates include a Provider Engagement Event scheduled for 13 January 2026 via MS Teams, with interested suppliers encouraged to attend. This engagement precedes the publication of the tender notice anticipated on or after 2 February 2026, with a contract period commencing on 1 October 2026 and lasting until 30 September 2034.

Supported Accommodation Approved Lists

Description: During the summer 2025, the Council completed a market engagement exercise to assess the level of interest in the delivery of supported accommodation services for Bromley young people. Thanks to the support of providers, we gained insight into the current market and gathered feedback on the model that we were proposing. We have decided not to pursue a residential care, block model, instead adapting our approach to take into consideration the "Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023" and local needs. The London Borough of Bromley is seeking to commission multiple supported accommodation and accommodation only providers able to deliver placements across multiple homes within their estate. There will be 3 Approved Lists as follows: 1) Supported Accommodation for Homeless Young People (16+ Years Old) Services (OFSTED Regulated) (Section 17 (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Bromley is currently in the planning stage for commissioning supported accommodation services. The Council is aiming to create three distinct Approved Lists for providers who can offer services for homeless young people aged 16 and over, care leavers, and individuals aged 18 and over. This procurement targets the social work services with accommodation category and involves locations both within and around the London Borough of Bromley. The procurement is scheduled to commence on 26 January 2026 and run until 25 January 2027, with options for renewal extending until 25 January 2028. Providers are required to submit their applications via the ProContract portal by the milestone date of 25 January 2028.