Croydon Youth Voice

Description: The Council invites quotations for the provision of the Youth Voices Service for Children and Young People. Croydon's vision for children and young people is to be safe, healthy, happy, healthy and to aspire to be the best they can be. The future is theirs. This commission aims to ensure that a broader and more diverse group of children and young people are engaged, heard and involved in shaping local services and policies. The service will engage and empower children and young people across the borough to influence decisions, policies, and services that affect their lives. It will expand existing youth voice structures and ensure inclusivity, representation, and meaningful participation. The service will enable: * A more inclusive and representative Youth Assembly * Increased trust and engagement between (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon has issued a procurement notice titled "Croydon Youth Voice" concerning the provision of Youth Voices Service for Children and Young People. This initiative, located in Croydon, United Kingdom, falls within the Health and social work services category, particularly targeting welfare services for children and young people. The tender is currently in the process stage, inviting submissions through open competition. Interested parties must submit their bids by 22nd December 2025, with enquiries closing on 15th December 2025. The procurement seeks to expand youth participation and inclusivity in local policymaking, fostering an empowered and representative Youth Assembly across Croydon.

Private Rented Scheme Licensing

Description: Selective Licensing Market Engagement questionnaire: Croydon Council is currently consulting on the proposal to introduce two discretionary licensing schemes. The service administering the scheme would be the Private Sector Housing team that sits within the Housing Needs and Homeless Division under the Housing Directorate. Currently, the Private Sector Housing team administer the mandatory houses in multiple occupation (HMO) licensing scheme. The current IT system used is licensed from Metastreet, with the administration, inspection and enforcement services provided by the Private Sector Housing Team of the Council. The first discretionary scheme is a selective licensing scheme in 14 wards of the borough, and the second scheme is an additional houses in multiple occupation licensing scheme across the whole borough. These schemes form part of the Mayor's "business plan priorities" (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is embarking on a "Private Rented Scheme Licensing" initiative, currently in the planning stage as of December 2025, with engagements required by the 18th of the same month. This procurement process falls under the "Administrative housing services" category and is managed by the Private Sector Housing team within the Housing Directorate. The aim is to consult on introducing two discretionary licensing schemes. The future designation and operational timeline for these schemes is scheduled from June to September 2026, lasting up to five years with potential extensions. Located in Croydon, United Kingdom, the tender focuses on market engagement to inform procurement strategies, offering a contract value estimation of up to £12 million based on the anticipated issuance of 30,000 licences.

South Norwood Care Home for Complex Needs

Description: This is not a call for competition. Having successfully bid for Wave 2 DfE Capital Grant funding, Croydon Council are looking to develop a partnership with an experienced Children's Home provider to deliver a very specialist service for children with very complex needs. The building is a Council owned property in the South Norwood area of the borough which will be converted and adapted to deliver 3 solo homes in one property offering opportunities for children to socialise together when it is safe for them to do so. In thinking about the Children for whom this service is being designed, we use the NFJO definition in the LGA & NCB report: Costs and Complexity in Care (May 2025) Children and young people with "multiple, overlapping difficulties that are (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is initiating the procurement process for the South Norwood Care Home for Complex Needs, targeting health and social work service providers. This process, currently in its planning stage, emphasizes engagement with stakeholders in a Teams session scheduled for 16th December 2025, with registration closing on 12th December 2025. The intended service will cater to children with complex needs and entail innovative supported living arrangements in Croydon. Interested parties will have the opportunity to discuss proposals and ensure smooth collaboration, with the contract period projected to start on 2nd November 2026 and end on 1st November 2033, encompassing a variety of service elements under a special "light-touch" procurement regime.

CT Scanner Suite Reconfiguration Works at Croydon Hospital

Description: TENDER CT Scanner Suite Reconfiguration Works at Croydon University Hospital This is a two stage procurement. In stage 1, the bidder submits answers to pass/fail questions and to scored quality question by 9th Jan 2026. Any bid which fails any of the pass/fail questions will be rejected. Any bid scoring less than 4/7 on Q1 (experience) will be rejected. Any bid scoring less than 60/100 on the total for scored quality questions, will be rejected. Of those bids passing all the hurdles above, the top 3 highest scoring bids, will (in stage 2), be invited to bid for the project on a price only basis. The expected issue date for stage 2 is 2nd Feb 2026. In this stage we will issue RIBA3 designs for bidding against. This (read more...)

Summary: The Croydon Health Services NHS Trust is inviting tenders for the "CT Scanner Suite Reconfiguration Works at Croydon Hospital", located at Croydon University Hospital, United Kingdom. This procurement, categorized under refurbishment and hospital facilities construction work, is in the tender stage. The process employs an open, below-threshold competition method. Key deadlines include the submission of responses to pass/fail and scored quality questions by 9th January 2026, with the stage 2 invitation expected by 2nd February 2026. The overall value of the contract is estimated at £1,020,000, with a start and end date for the contract period from 20th March 2026 to 20th August 2026.

Internal Audit Services (Apex Framework)

Description: The Council is tendering for provision of an internal audit services (single supplier) framework for the London Borough of Croydon and for shared services work at other public sector organisations. Tender documents are available through the Council e-procurement portal at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/croydontenders/aspx/Home The internal audit service will be based on the Institute of Internal Auditor's (IIA) Global Internal Audit Standards (GIAS) subject to the Application Note Global Internal Audit Standards in the UK Public Sector (Application Note) and the CIPFA Code of Practice for the Governance of Internal Audit in UK Local Government (Code of Practice). The Service should use a risk-based approach to audit activity and hence Internal Audit will be involved in corporate governance and risk management. The scope of the service will comprise all activities necessary (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is seeking to establish a single supplier framework for internal audit services under the Apex Framework, focusing on activities for both the Croydon Council and other public sector organisations. This tender, identified as LBC/TN/630, falls within the services category, specifically targeting internal audit, financial auditing, and auditing services. The estimated total value of the contract is £16.2 million gross, with £13.5 million net. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, using an open procedure, and encourages submissions until 5 January 2026. The resulting contract will commence on 1 April 2026 and conclude on 31 March 2030. The framework is designed to include various audit types such as systems audits, compliance audits, probity audits, and governance reviews, following the standards of the Institute of Internal Auditors and CIPFA. The location for service delivery includes areas within Croydon as well as other UKI and UKJ regions.

Short Breaks Services for Disabled Children and Young People and their Families (Market Engagement)

Description: This is not a call for competition. The London Borough of Croydon (the Council) would like to bring your attention to an exciting new opportunity to help shape the future of Short Breaks services for Children and Young People with Disabilities (CWD) and their families. The Council is preparing to commission a new model of Short Breaks Services designed to: * Promote the independence, choice, and inclusion of disabled children and young people aged 0-25. * Provide a range of fun, safe, and high-quality short break opportunities that meet the diverse needs of Croydon's families. * Enable children and young people to develop new skills, friendships, and confidence in community settings. We are seeking to engage with potential providers, community organisations, and stakeholders to help shape our future (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is inviting interest in an upcoming procurement process for Short Breaks Services aimed at disabled children and young people and their families. This initiative is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement event scheduled for 26th November 2025, at Croydon Town Hall. The event aims to gather insights and feedback from potential service providers. The Council, operating under its sub-central government role, is looking to commission services that will enhance independence and inclusion for disabled youths aged 0-25, offering diverse and high-quality opportunities. Located in Croydon, UKI62, the Council ensures potential bidders that the engagement process will follow the legal framework outlined in the UKPGA 2023/54. Interested parties should note the final service contract period, expected to span from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, and that a future notice is planned for 18th December 2025.

Short Breaks Services for Disabled Children and Young People and their Families (Market Engagement)

Description: This is not a call for competition. The London Borough of Croydon (the Council) would like to bring your attention to an exciting new opportunity to help shape the future of Short Breaks services for Children and Young People with Disabilities (CWD) and their families. The Council is preparing to commission a new model of Short Breaks Services designed to: * Promote the independence, choice, and inclusion of disabled children and young people aged 0-25. * Provide a range of fun, safe, and high-quality short break opportunities that meet the diverse needs of Croydon's families. * Enable children and young people to develop new skills, friendships, and confidence in community settings. We are seeking to engage with potential providers, community organisations, and stakeholders to help shape our future (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is inviting interest in an upcoming procurement process for Short Breaks Services aimed at disabled children and young people and their families. This initiative is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement event scheduled for 26th November 2025, at Croydon Town Hall. The event aims to gather insights and feedback from potential service providers. The Council, operating under its sub-central government role, is looking to commission services that will enhance independence and inclusion for disabled youths aged 0-25, offering diverse and high-quality opportunities. Located in Croydon, UKI62, the Council ensures potential bidders that the engagement process will follow the legal framework outlined in the UKPGA 2023/54. Interested parties should note the final service contract period, expected to span from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, and that a future notice is planned for 18th December 2025.

Short Breaks and Family Support Services for Disabled Children and Young People and their Families (Market Engagement)

Description: This is not a call for competition. The London Borough of Croydon (the Council) would like to bring your attention to an exciting new opportunity to help shape the future of Short Breaks services for Children and Young People with Disabilities (CWD) and their families. The Council is preparing to commission a new model of Short Breaks Services designed to: * Promote the independence, choice, and inclusion of disabled children and young people aged 0-25. * Provide a range of fun, safe, and high-quality short break opportunities that meet the diverse needs of Croydon's families. * Enable children and young people to develop new skills, friendships, and confidence in community settings. We are seeking to engage with potential providers, community organisations, and stakeholders to help shape our future (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is inviting interest in an upcoming procurement process for Short Breaks Services aimed at disabled children and young people and their families. This initiative is currently in the planning stage, with a market engagement event scheduled for 26th November 2025, at Croydon Town Hall. The event aims to gather insights and feedback from potential service providers. The Council, operating under its sub-central government role, is looking to commission services that will enhance independence and inclusion for disabled youths aged 0-25, offering diverse and high-quality opportunities. Located in Croydon, UKI62, the Council ensures potential bidders that the engagement process will follow the legal framework outlined in the UKPGA 2023/54. Interested parties should note the final service contract period, expected to span from 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2029, and that a future notice is planned for 18th December 2025.

South Norwood Care Home for Complex Needs

Description: South Norwood Care Home for children with Complex Needs

Summary: The London Borough of Croydon is initiating the procurement process for the South Norwood Care Home for Complex Needs, targeting health and social work service providers. This process, currently in its planning stage, emphasizes engagement with stakeholders in a Teams session scheduled for 16th December 2025, with registration closing on 12th December 2025. The intended service will cater to children with complex needs and entail innovative supported living arrangements in Croydon. Interested parties will have the opportunity to discuss proposals and ensure smooth collaboration, with the contract period projected to start on 2nd November 2026 and end on 1st November 2033, encompassing a variety of service elements under a special "light-touch" procurement regime.

Online Learning Service

Description: HMLR requires a Supplier to provide access to an online learning platform, which must offer a diverse range of content formats to support different learning styles and needs. These formats must include but not limited to digital books, video tutorials, live online training sessions, interactive environments, structured learning paths, and real-world case studies. The Supplier must provide access to certified technical training courses and materials, including online technical manuals, for example; ITIL4 and software development. HMLR requires a minimum of 60 user licences from the commencement of the contract. The contract must include provisions that allow HMLR to have the flexibility to increase or decrease the number of licences as needed throughout the contract term. HMLR must be able to reallocate licences when users surrender access, to ensure (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process by HM Land Registry involves an open tender for an "Online Learning Service" with an industry focus on e-learning services. This contract, located in the United Kingdom, is at the Tender stage, with a submission deadline of 24th November 2025. The contract entails providing a diverse range of digital learning content and services, requiring a minimum of 60 user licences, with the flexibility for adjustments throughout the contract tenure. Interested parties can participate by registering interest through the specified online portal, with further tender documents available for download upon registration.