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Cycle Training

Description: The London Borough of Harrow is considering its approach to the re-procurement of the Cycle Training contract and is undertaking market engagement to explore potential routes to market. Cycling is an activity Harrow actively promote to our residents due to the associated health and environmental benefits and to take every possible opportunity to equip our cyclists with the knowledge and skills to safely integrate with motorists in a shared multi-user road space environment. The scope will involve: * National Standards Levels 1, 2 and 3 cycle training for children during term time and during the holiday periods at nominated schools. * Individual training and/or group instruction for adults - ranging from those with no ability to cycle to those wanting confidence building and/or practical advice on dealing with (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Harrow is currently in the planning stage for the re-procurement of its Cycle Training contract. This contract falls under the services category, with a focus on training services, and is expected to span from 2027 to 2029, potentially extending until 2030. A market engagement event is scheduled for 24 July 2026, allowing interested suppliers to understand the procurement process better and provide insights that will shape the final tender specification. The engagement session may occur virtually via Microsoft Teams or in person at the Harrow Council Hub. Suppliers must register their interest by emailing Bhavisha.Patel1@harrow.gov.uk by 23 July 2026.

Provision of Temporary Structures at ReActon Circular Economy Hub for West London Waste Authority

Description: West London Waste Authority (WLWA) is a statutory Waste Disposal Authority (WDA) established in 1986. WLWA is responsible for disposing of waste collected by the London Boroughs of Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames. The Authority serves a population of approximately 1.7 million residents across an area of 38,000 hectares. Waste Authorities have a vital role in enabling a circular economy and supporting residents to adopt more sustainable behaviours. As part of this commitment, WLWA has established a dedicated Circular Economy Team to drive innovative change across the waste sector. The 'ReActon' Circular Economy Hub forms part of WLWA's wider programme to transform traditional waste infrastructure into modern circular economy facilities that prioritise reuse repair skills development and community engagement. ReActon Circular Economy Hub is (read more...)

Summary: The West London Waste Authority (WLWA) is actively seeking tenders for the provision of temporary structures at the ReActon Circular Economy Hub in South Acton, London. The procurement stage is in the tender phase, with the final submission deadline on 31st July 2026. This project falls under the works category within the public authority sub-central government classification. It aims to transform a former Household Reuse and Recycling Centre into a modern circular economy facility. The procurement will follow an open competition method below the threshold, with an estimated contract value of £400,000 (excluding VAT). The contract period runs from 7th September to 27th November 2026, with the project incorporating prefabricated buildings, structural products, and building installation work. Interested parties are required to submit necessary documentation via email as detailed in the terms.

Homecare (Domiciliary) Services

Description: The London Borough of Harrow seeks to commission and procure home (domiciliary) care and support services, including short-term reablement care, for adults aged 18 and over with assessed and eligible needs, and home care and support for children and young adults with disabilities aged 0-18 living in Harrow. Homecare and reablement relates to the provision of regulated care and support services in the community that enable adults and young people to remain living in their own home and meet their assessed social care needs and outcomes along with maintaining their autonomy, independence, skills and abilities, and personal identity

Summary: The London Borough of Harrow is initiating a public procurement process for Homecare (Domiciliary) Services, a project currently at the planning stage. This process aims to commission home care and support services for adults and young people in Harrow. The focus is on providing services like short-term reablement care for adults over 18 and support for children and young individuals with disabilities aged up to 18. The procurement process follows a market engagement step, with a meeting planned for 23rd July 2026 via MS Teams. The planning is scheduled to conclude by 18th September 2026. This contract is relevant to the health and social work services industry, and it is open to companies located in the United Kingdom, specifically targeting the UKI74 region.

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.

LB Hillingdon - Independent analysis of the financial, social and policy impacts of Heathrow Airport

Description: To commission an independent analysis of the financial, social and policy impacts of Heathrow Airport on Hillingdon and the wider public sector.

Summary: The London Borough of Hillingdon is actively engaging in a public procurement process to commission an independent analysis assessing the financial, social, and policy impacts that Heathrow Airport exerts on Hillingdon and associated public sectors. This tender, titled "LB Hillingdon - Independent analysis of the financial, social and policy impacts of Heathrow Airport," is clearly positioned within the services industry category, specifically focusing on financial consultancy, economic impact assessments, and environmental assessments excluding construction. The tender is in the active stage with an open procurement method, inviting participants to submit their proposals by 13th July 2026. The entire process is set within the UK Region UKI74, with the enquiry period closing slightly earlier on 9th July 2026. The contract is slated to commence on 31st August 2026 and run through to 31st December 2026, valued at £144,000 GBP.

Technical Review of the emerging Heathrow Airport Development Consent Order Proposal

Description: We are seeking specialist consultants to undertake a rigorous technical review of the Heathrow Airport Development Consent Order (DCO) proposal. The review must independently assess the applicant's evidence, assumptions, methodologies, and conclusions across a range of environmental and socio-economic topics. Consultants are expected to challenge, scrutinise, and interrogate Heathrow Airport Ltd's (HAL) submissions, raise objections were justified, and help us secure favourable outcomes where required. The aim is to ensure that all potential impacts are properly understood, transparently presented, and robustly addressed in line with relevant legislation, guidance, and policy

Summary: The London Borough of Hillingdon is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for a project titled "Technical Review of the emerging Heathrow Airport Development Consent Order Proposal." This project seeks specialised consultants to conduct a detailed technical review of the Development Consent Order (DCO) proposal for Heathrow Airport. The goal is to provide an independent assessment of the applicant’s evidence across various environmental and socio-economic topics. This tender, which falls under the services category and includes classifications such as environmental engineering consultancy services and technical consultancy services, welcomes submissions until 21st July 2026, with an enquiry period closing on 16th July 2026. Located in the region of UKI74, United Kingdom, the procurement method is open, encouraging participation from a wide range of qualified entities.

Homecare (Domiciliary) Services

Description: The London Borough of Harrow seeks to commission and procure home (domiciliary) care and support services, including short-term reablement care, for adults aged 18 and over with assessed and eligible needs, and home care and support for children and young adults with disabilities aged 0-18 living in Harrow. Homecare and reablement relates to the provision of regulated care and support services in the community that enable adults and young people to remain living in their own home and meet their assessed social care needs and outcomes along with maintaining their autonomy, independence, skills and abilities, and personal identity

Summary: The London Borough of Harrow is planning a procurement process for homecare (domiciliary) services, as detailed in a pipeline notice published on 25th June 2026. This procurement includes the provision of care and support services for adults and children with disabilities within the UK region of Harrow. The process is currently in the planning stage with a future notice date set for 28th September 2026. The contract aims to cover services from 1st July 2027 to 30th June 2030, with potential extensions until 2035. The industry category for this procurement falls under health and social work services, with a total contract value estimated at £192,000,000 gross.

Extra Care- Ewart House

Description: Ewart House is owned and operated by a local Housing Association and offers 47 units of extra care housing at affordable rent levels. The contract to deliver care and wellbeing services at Ewart House will end on 31 March 2027 and the Council intentions to tender during July 2026. Onsite care and wellbeing services seek to meet individual needs and outcomes across a mix of low, medium and high needs through a strengths-based practice approach to maximise independence, skills, resilience and community networks and involvement. The service is currently delivered by a single provider under a 'core and planned' care model, which includes requirements to deliver a programme of community activities. The core provides 336 hours of floating support each week on a 24/7 basis, including waking night (read more...)

Summary: The London Borough of Harrow has initiated a procurement process for a service contract titled "Extra Care- Ewart House." This contract is within the health services industry category, specifically focusing on care and wellbeing services for older adults. Located in Harrow, United Kingdom, the procurement process is currently in the planning stage, with intentions to tender in July 2026. A key milestone is scheduled for 8 July 2026, when the second Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) event will occur, as part of this procurement's development approach. The contract, valued at approximately £8.4 million gross, will commence on 1 April 2027, and potentially extend through to 31 March 2034.

Refurbishment & Conversion of an Existing Grade II Listed Property in Truro

Description: Refurbishment & Conversion of an existing Grade II Listed building in Truro to Commercial with 2 self-contained Flats over.

Summary: Pedley Properties Limited is currently at the tender stage of a procurement process for the refurbishment and conversion of an existing Grade II listed property in Truro, located at postal code TR1 2SQ. This construction project, valued at £150,000, will convert the building into a commercial space with two self-contained flats. The procurement falls under the 'Construction work' industry category, with the tender process identified as 'Other - Single Stage Tenders'. Potential contractors are given until 24th July 2026, 17:00 BST to submit their bids, with the project scheduled to start on 10th August 2026 and conclude by 18th December 2026.

Curriculum and Non-Curriculum Services

Description: CONTRACT OPPORTUNITY ADVERT Curriculum and Non-Curriculum Services Open Framework Agreement ITT Reference: AST 2026-140 Avanti Schools Trust ("AST") is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified, experienced and innovative providers to join a new Open Framework Agreement for the provision of curriculum and non-curriculum services across its family of schools and the wider education sector. This is a significant opportunity to partner with a forward-thinking multi-academy trust and gain access to a broad range of education and public sector clients through a compliant, flexible and accessible procurement framework. Scope of Services Suppliers are invited to apply for one or more of the following Lots: * Lot 1 Curriculum Services Provision of education-focused services such as curriculum development, school improvement support, CPD, training, enrichment programmes, assessment support, Spirituality and (read more...)

Summary: The Avanti Schools Trust (AST), a public authority operating in the United Kingdom, has released an update for a procurement opportunity titled "Curriculum and Non-Curriculum Services." This contract, identified by ITT Reference: AST 2026-140, involves the establishment of a new Open Framework Agreement under the Procurement Act 2023. It covers a diverse range of services, including educational consulting, facilities management, IT support, and administrative services. The framework is designed to support AST’s network of schools as well as broader educational institutions across England. Interested suppliers can join this framework agreement, which has an open procurement method ensuring continued competition. The stages of this process have progressed to the tendering phase, with a submission deadline set for 15th July 2026 at 15:00 BST. The framework, starting on 9th September 2026, is set to last up to four years with possible extension up to eight years, under a contract valued at approximately £100,000,000.