Find Tenders in Brent

Brent Parent and Infant Relationship Service (PAIRS) (Provider Selection Regime) (Most Suitable Provider Process)

Description: Following a market engagement (2026/S 000-078080) published on 17August 2026, the London Borough of Brent are publishing an Intention to Follow the most suitable provider process. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. The Public Health team has been leading on the Perinatal Mental Health and Parent-Infant Relationship strand, internally referred to as Parent and Infant Mental Health (PIMH) support, as part of the Family Hubs and Start for Life programme, now known as Best Start in Life. A PIMH working group identified a clear gap in the provision of services for individuals experiencing mild to moderate Perinatal Mental Health needs and those needing Parent-Infant relationship support. Engagement with families and service providers highlighted lack of a clear (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent plans to commission a Parent and Infant Relationship Service (PAIRS), a community perinatal mental health and parent-infant support service (health services, CPV 85100000). It will support pregnant women and families in Brent who are at risk of mild to moderate mental health problems and are receiving support from maternity, health visiting, school nursing or Council services. The service is intended to address gaps in access to support and in the coordination of the local perinatal mental health and parent-infant pathway. The provider will assess maternal and infant mental health, emotional wellbeing, family functioning and the parent-infant relationship; provide short-term, outcome-focused interventions or referrals; monitor wellbeing; connect families to peer support; and coordinate with other services. Delivery is in the community across Brent, taking account of the borough’s demographic profile and the cultural needs of service users.

Child Vision Screening Service (Provider Selection Regime) (Most Suitable Provider Process)

Description: Following a market engagement (2026/S 000-065663) published on 13 July 2026, the London Borough of Brent published an Intention to Follow the Most Suitable Provider process on 20/08/2026. Brent Council intends to commission a comprehensive Child Vision Screening Service for reception-aged children (4-5 years) attending mainstream across the London Borough of Brent. The service aligns with UK National Screening Committee recommendations for vision screening in children. The contract will be for an initial period of 3 years with the option to extend for a further 2 years at the discretion of the Council and subject to satisfactory financial and contractual performance. Organisation were provided with the full set of requirements of the Child Vision Screening Service, and needed to register on the Council's e-Tendering portal to access the (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent commissioned a universal vision-screening service for reception-aged children, usually aged four to five, attending mainstream primary schools across Brent. The programme is intended to identify reduced vision, including amblyopia, early and accurately, in line with UK National Screening Committee recommendations. The service covers school-based screening on an opt-out basis, catch-up appointments for children who miss screening, referrals to appropriate eye-care services and follow-up to support access to assessment and treatment. It is an orthoptist-led child health service, with an emphasis on equitable access, safeguarding, clinical quality and monitoring performance. The requirement re-establishes a screening programme that Brent had previously commissioned as part of its wider healthy child service.

Provision of Independent Health Complaints Advocacy Service

Description: This tender is for the provision of Independent Health Complaints Advocacy Service (IHCAS). The IHCAS empowers and supports clients, their family, carer or representative to go through the complaints procedures for complaint or grievance related to any aspect of care or treatment they received from NHS funded services and to assist them in finding a resolution. The service will also support clients' complaints concerning health and social care services. The service will support the client through the appropriate complaints processes of the service they accessed. The key aspect of the role of the service is the focus on empowering and supporting clients, their family, carer or representative. Contract Start Date: 1 April 2027 Contract End Date: 31 March 2030 Possible Extension up to 2 years

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is seeking an Independent Health Complaints Advocacy Service for people raising complaints or grievances about NHS-funded care or treatment, including health and social care services. The service must empower and support clients, their family members, carers or representatives through the relevant complaints process and help them work towards a resolution. Delivery is in Brent, London. This is a social work and related service, covering support through the complaints procedures of the services people have accessed.

test

Description: test

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is procuring IT services, classified as IT consulting, software development, internet and support (CPV 72000000). The tender title and description are simply “test”, so the specific service, intended purpose and scope cannot be established from the procurement details. The listed item gives the delivery country as the United Kingdom, with no more specific location stated. This is a services requirement, rather than a purchase of goods or works. Suppliers considering it should note that the available description does not identify a particular technology, system, platform or support function, so it does not indicate which specialism is needed.

Market Engagement Event - Welsh Harp Land based Education, Training and Skills Service and Centre

Description: London Borough of Brent are looking to explore the market to establish a Land-based Education and Skills service from September 2027 at the Welsh Harp Centre. This is an opportunity for Providers who have experience of delivering land-based education and skills training and approved qualifications to young people from 16 - 25 years. The Council is seeking to engage with and obtain the views of providers of Green Skills/ Land-based education and skills training services. Opening September 2027, the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre will be a flagship hub for environmental education, land-based vocational training and community inclusion in Brent. Set within a brand-new, purpose-built centre located within the beautiful 170-hectare Welsh Harp nature reserve (the unique features of which have led to it being classified as a (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is exploring a land-based education and skills service at the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre in Wembley. The purpose is to give Brent residents aged 16–25 who face barriers to employment, further learning or independent adulthood access to practical learning and routes towards work, independence and community participation. The service is intended to combine accredited and non-accredited learning, functional skills, work placements and hands-on activity in horticulture, conservation, land management, environmental education, customer service and site maintenance. It will also provide a community hub, with activities supporting life skills, wellbeing, volunteering and social connection. Delivery is planned within a new centre in the Welsh Harp nature reserve, a 170-hectare Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Market Engagement Event - Welsh Harp Land based Education, Training and Skills Service and Centre

Description: London Borough of Brent are looking to explore the market to establish a Land-based Education and Skills service from September 2027 at the Welsh Harp Centre. This is an opportunity for Providers who have experience of delivering land-based education and skills training and approved qualifications to young people from 16 - 25 years. The Council is seeking to engage with and obtain the views of providers of Green Skills/ Land-based education and skills training services. Opening September 2027, the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre will be a flagship hub for environmental education, land-based vocational training and community inclusion in Brent. Set within a brand-new, purpose-built centre located within the beautiful 170-hectare Welsh Harp nature reserve (the unique features of which have led to it being classified as a (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is exploring a land-based education and skills service at the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre in Wembley. The purpose is to give Brent residents aged 16–25 who face barriers to employment, further learning or independent adulthood access to practical learning and routes towards work, independence and community participation. The service is intended to combine accredited and non-accredited learning, functional skills, work placements and hands-on activity in horticulture, conservation, land management, environmental education, customer service and site maintenance. It will also provide a community hub, with activities supporting life skills, wellbeing, volunteering and social connection. Delivery is planned within a new centre in the Welsh Harp nature reserve, a 170-hectare Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Extra Care Housing Schemes for Care and Support Services for Emma Haas, Watling Gardens and The Willows, Honeypot Lane

Description: This tender for the Extra Care services is strategically positioned to significantly contribute to Brent Council's Borough Plan outcomes. This setting, dedicated to serving vulnerable adults over the age of 50 and over, is crucial in enhancing resident health and well-being through providing an alternative to care homes, through a core service and assessed support to keep people as independent as possible. Furthermore, the setting not only supports employment in the local community but also enhances the resilience across our community and supports Brent's strategy of working in neighbourhoods. This tender will ensure the continued alignment with and contribution to the Council's aspirations, promoting a healthier, more equitable, and unified community. The service includes the delivery of extra care housing support services at two extra care housing schemes (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent plans to commission extra-care housing support services at Emma Haas, Watling Gardens and The Willows, Honeypot Lane, in Brent. The service is for borough residents aged 50 and over who have substantial or critical care and support needs and an identified social housing need. It is intended to help residents maintain their health and wellbeing, live as independently as possible in their own homes and reduce the likelihood of moving into residential care. Support may be needed for physical disabilities, mental health needs including dementia, learning disabilities and other needs. The schemes include step-down accommodation for people discharged from hospital who still need care and support. This is social care and support services work.

Adobe Licenses for the London Borough of Lewisham

Description: Shared Technology Services are seeking quotes on behalf of the London Borough of Lewisham for the below Adobe Licenses which are due for renewal 25th December 2026. Adobe Pro Adobe Standard Creative Cloud Illustrator InDesign Photoshop Premiere Pro - Pro edition The opportunity can be found using the below link: https://procontract.due-north.com/RFx/RFxSummary?rfxId=b1e6e078-39c2-f111-813c-005056b64545&projectId=135d3140-39c2-f111-813c-005056b64545

Summary: Shared Technology Services is seeking Adobe software licences on behalf of the London Borough of Lewisham. The purchase covers Adobe Pro and Standard, Creative Cloud, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop and Premiere Pro (Pro edition), for use in the United Kingdom. This is a software licensing requirement, rather than a software development or support-services contract. The contracting data lists the London Borough of Brent as buyer, while the tender description identifies Lewisham as the council receiving the licences.

Barham Primary School Cleaning Tender

Description: Barham Primary School is located in Wembley, West London. Currently cleaning is managed in house but they are putting their cleaning contract out to tender with a contract start date of 1st April 2027.

Summary: Barham Primary School is seeking a contractor to provide cleaning services at its school in Wembley, West London. Cleaning is currently managed in-house; the contract will transfer this service to an external supplier. The requirement is school cleaning, covering the school site at Danethorpe Road, Wembley. Barham Primary School is the buyer, with RM&C Consultants Ltd managing the procurement. This is a single-site service contract rather than a multi-location or goods supply opportunity. It is relevant to cleaning companies with experience delivering regular cleaning services in an education setting and the resources to take responsibility for the school’s cleaning operation.

Disabled Facilities Adaptations DN805651 RESID 2526-106

Description: Disabled Facilities Adaptations The Council is looking for two (2) experience contractors to undertake disabled facilities adaptations for Council tenants throughout the Borough of Brent. This procurement is for the adaptation works only as the design, management and inspection of the adaptation projects will be carried out by the Council's Surveyors. The procurement is restricted to Brent traders and businesses to help tackle economic inequality and support local recruitment, training, skills and investment in Brent. The Council requirement is to set up a Framework with two contractors to deliver the Works to properties for a maximum period of 4 years, subject to satisfactory performance.

Summary: The London Borough of Brent sought contractors to carry out disabled facilities adaptations in council tenants’ homes across Brent. The works include adaptations to support disabled residents, with relevant items including disability equipment, building installation and installation of medical or surgical equipment. The contractors would carry out the adaptation works; the Council’s surveyors would design, manage and inspect the projects. The Council intended to appoint two contractors to a framework, with the opportunity reserved for businesses based in Brent. This local restriction was intended to support recruitment, training, skills and investment in the borough and tackle economic inequality. The requirement is suited to building and adaptations contractors able to deliver work in occupied residential properties and coordinate with the Council’s surveyors.