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Market Engagement Event Homecare Services for Adult Social Care and Children and Young People with Disabilities

Description: The Council requires the provision of Homecare Services for Adult Social Care and Children and Young People with Disabilities. A procurement will be undertaken to establish both a new Lead Provider contract and a Framework contract of providers. The Lead Provider contracts will be let on a neighbourhood basis to mirror the five integrated neighbourhood areas. The neighbourhoods are as follows: Harlesden Kilburn Kingsbury and Kenton Wembley Willesden It is envisaged there will be 4 or 5 lead providers in each area but this to be is to be confirmed. This would be supported by a framework of up to 10 additional providers. The two contracts will be procured at the same time, as separate lots, within one tender. A separate lot will be procured within the tender (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Brent intends to procure homecare services for adult social care and for children and young people with disabilities. The service is classified as social work without accommodation (CPV 85312000) and will be delivered across Brent’s five integrated neighbourhood areas: Harlesden, Kilburn, Kingsbury and Kenton, Wembley, and Willesden. The planned arrangement is intended to provide care and support to people receiving services from Adult Social Care and Children and Young People’s Services. It will include a new lead-provider arrangement covering the neighbourhoods, alongside a provider framework. A separate specialist-provider arrangement is planned for services to customers supported by Children and Young People’s Services. The contracting approach is designed to accommodate both established care organisations and smaller voluntary, community or social enterprise providers.

BRENT PARKING IT SYSTEM

Description: The purpose of this Pre-Market Engagement (PME) is to assist the Council in understanding current market capability, available commercial models, potential procurement routes and approaches to securing value for money, quality and innovation in the provision of parking IT services. The Council is seeking information and market feedback on modern parking management solutions suitable for the London Borough of Brent. In particular, the Council is interested in understanding the current market offering and the capability of suppliers to provide an integrated cashless parking solution alongside PCN/Notice Processing and Permit Management functionality. The Council is also exploring the potential for collaborative or joint procurement arrangements and would welcome market views on the benefits, challenges, commercial models and procurement approaches associated with such an arrangement. The Council is interested in (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Brent is exploring parking information technology services for the borough. The potential requirement centres on an integrated cashless parking system alongside penalty charge notice and notice-processing functionality, permit management and a permit module. The Council is considering whether these capabilities should be delivered through one integrated solution or through separate systems that can work together. The service category is car park management services (CPV 98351000). The work would support parking management across Brent, with the buyer based at Brent Civic Centre in Wembley. The Council is also considering collaborative or joint procurement arrangements, so suppliers able to support partnership delivery models may be relevant.

BRENT PARKING IT SYSTEM

Description: The purpose of this Pre-Market Engagement (PME) is to assist the Council in understanding current market capability, available commercial models, potential procurement routes and approaches to securing value for money, quality and innovation in the provision of parking IT services. The Council is seeking information and market feedback on modern parking management solutions suitable for the London Borough of Brent. In particular, the Council is interested in understanding the current market offering and the capability of suppliers to provide an integrated cashless parking solution alongside PCN/Notice Processing and Permit Management functionality. The Council is also exploring the potential for collaborative or joint procurement arrangements and would welcome market views on the benefits, challenges, commercial models and procurement approaches associated with such an arrangement. The Council is interested in (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is exploring parking IT services for use across the borough. The intended scope is an integrated cashless parking system combined with penalty charge notice and notice processing, permit management and a permit module. The council is considering whether these functions should be delivered through one integrated platform or through separate systems that interoperate effectively. The service falls within car park management services (CPV 98351000). Brent is also considering collaborative or joint procurement arrangements, so the eventual requirement could involve working with other public bodies. The procurement is for services rather than goods or construction works, and the stated delivery location is the United Kingdom.

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 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. 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. If you believe your organisation can provide the full set of (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is commissioning a comprehensive child vision screening service for reception-aged children, typically aged four to five, attending mainstream primary schools across Brent. This is a health service (CPV 85100000) designed to identify reduced vision, amblyopia, refractive error and other visual abnormalities early, improving visual outcomes and reducing the risk of permanent visual impairment. The service must be orthoptist-led and cover every eligible school, including children who move into the borough during the academic year. It includes screening, catch-up sessions, communication with families and schools, electronic records, referrals and follow-up across community, optometry and hospital eye services. The provider will work with schools, GPs, health services and commissioners to maintain joined-up patient pathways.

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 are publishing an Intention to Follow the most suitable provider process. 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 Relevant Authority and subject to satisfactory financial and contractual performance. If you believe your organisation can provide the full set of requirements of the Child Vision Screening Service, please register on the e-Tendering portal using the link (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is commissioning a comprehensive child vision screening service for reception-aged children, typically aged four to five, attending mainstream primary schools across Brent. This is a health service (CPV 85100000) designed to identify reduced vision, amblyopia, refractive error and other visual abnormalities early, improving visual outcomes and reducing the risk of permanent visual impairment. The service must be orthoptist-led and cover every eligible school, including children who move into the borough during the academic year. It includes screening, catch-up sessions, communication with families and schools, electronic records, referrals and follow-up across community, optometry and hospital eye services. The provider will work with schools, GPs, health services and commissioners to maintain joined-up patient pathways.

Market Engagement Event - Brent Parent and Infant Relationship Service (PAIRS)

Description: Brent Council intends to commission a comprehensive Parent and Infant Relationship Service (PAIRS) for young families in the Borough hosted within Brent Best Start Family Hubs. The service aligns with national 'Giving Every Child the Best Start in Life' guidance released in 2025. The primary aim of the service is to support families with parent-infant relationship concerns and mild to moderate perinatal mental health needs. The provider will be responsible for: * Planning for how the parents and family can support their own wellbeing and that of their infant. * Assessment of the mental health and emotional wellbeing of the mother and infant, with specific attention to the mother-infant relationship and provision of interventions or referral needed to address any problems identified. * Assessment of family functioning and (read more...)

Summary: Brent Council intends to commission a comprehensive Parent and Infant Relationship Service (PAIRS) for young families across Brent, delivered through Brent Best Start Family Hubs. This is a health and mental health service supporting parent-infant relationship concerns and mild to moderate perinatal mental health needs. The scope includes assessing maternal and infant emotional wellbeing, family functioning and the parent-infant relationship; providing short-term, outcome-focused interventions; monitoring maternal and infant mental health; and referring or signposting families to appropriate support. The provider will work closely with peer support, Health Visiting, Children’s Social Care, CAMHS, safeguarding services and other partners. The service should offer coordinated support that reflects the needs of Brent’s diverse communities and improves access for families requiring additional communication support.

Brent Child Vision Screening Service Market Engagement (Provider Selection Regime)

Description: 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. This is a market engagement notice for the proposed procurement of the Brent Child Vision Screening Service. Brent Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement to better understand the provider market before determining the most appropriate provider selection process under the Provider Selection Regime (PSR). The Council have prepared a market engagement pack which consists of a draft specification, market engagement information and a separate questionnaire which requests relevant information from your organisation and your capabilities. Please download, complete and attach this from the London Tenders Portal. This questionnaire is not (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent is commissioning a comprehensive child vision screening service for reception-aged children, typically aged four to five, attending mainstream primary schools across Brent. This is a health service (CPV 85100000) designed to identify reduced vision, amblyopia, refractive error and other visual abnormalities early, improving visual outcomes and reducing the risk of permanent visual impairment. The service must be orthoptist-led and cover every eligible school, including children who move into the borough during the academic year. It includes screening, catch-up sessions, communication with families and schools, electronic records, referrals and follow-up across community, optometry and hospital eye services. The provider will work with schools, GPs, health services and commissioners to maintain joined-up patient pathways.

Bellevue Place Education Trust Fixed Electricity& Gas Supply Contracts

Description: Through this tender, the Trust is seeking to appoint a reliable and experienced energy supplier(s) capable of supporting a multi-site portfolio with varied consumption profiles. Tenderers are expected to demonstrate competitive pricing, high-quality account management, robust and accurate billing, and a proactive approach to risk management and sustainability, aligning with the Trust's operational and environmental objectives.

Summary: The Bellevue Place Education Trust, based in London, is currently in the tender stage of its public procurement process for fixed electricity and gas supply contracts. Managed by Ginger Energy Limited, this tender targets the energy industry within the United Kingdom. The open procedure is set to conclude the tender phase by 31st July 2026, with an enquiry deadline on 24th July 2026, and subsequent awarding by 10th August 2026. The contract, valued at GBP 4.8 million, includes two main lots: electricity and gas. The procurement aims to find reliable and experienced energy suppliers capable of managing a multi-site portfolio with varied consumption profiles, providing competitive pricing, high-quality account management, and aligning with the Trust’s operational and environmental objectives.

Bellevue Place Education Trust Fixed Electricity& Gas Supply Contracts

Description: Through this tender, the Trust is seeking to appoint a reliable and experienced energy supplier(s) capable of supporting a multi-site portfolio with varied consumption profiles. Tenderers are expected to demonstrate competitive pricing, high-quality account management, robust and accurate billing, and a proactive approach to risk management and sustainability, aligning with the Trust's operational and environmental objectives.

Summary: The Bellevue Place Education Trust, based in London, is currently in the tender stage of its public procurement process for fixed electricity and gas supply contracts. Managed by Ginger Energy Limited, this tender targets the energy industry within the United Kingdom. The open procedure is set to conclude the tender phase by 31st July 2026, with an enquiry deadline on 24th July 2026, and subsequent awarding by 10th August 2026. The contract, valued at GBP 4.8 million, includes two main lots: electricity and gas. The procurement aims to find reliable and experienced energy suppliers capable of managing a multi-site portfolio with varied consumption profiles, providing competitive pricing, high-quality account management, and aligning with the Trust’s operational and environmental objectives.

Advocacy Services for Brent and Harrow

Description: The London Borough of Brent (the Council) is inviting tenderers to bid in this competition for the award of the Advocacy Service. Brent Council is also undertaking this procurement on behalf of the London Borough of Harrow for the commissioning of statutory advocacy services, including Care Act Advocacy, Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA), Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA) and the Relevant Person's Paid Representative (RPPR). Advocacy is available to Individuals who lack capacity, understanding of complex legislation and need support for their voice to be heard and their preferences to be known with regards to their care and medical treatments or where they live. Each Council will hold an individual contract for the term of three years and a potential single 2 year extension (totalling 5 years if (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Brent, in collaboration with the London Borough of Harrow, is currently holding a tender process for the "Advocacy Services for Brent and Harrow." This procurement initiative falls under the health and social work services industry category. Located in the United Kingdom, the procurement is in the tender stage with a deadline for submission of proposals on 29th July 2026. The purpose is to commission statutory advocacy services, which include Care Act Advocacy, Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA), Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA), and the Relevant Person's Paid Representative (RPPR). Utilising an open procurement method, the contract, valued at £2,706,000, is set to begin on 1st November 2026 for an initial period of three years, with a possible two-year extension.