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South Norwood Care Home for Complex Needs

Location: CroydonBuyer: London Borough of Croydon
Stage: Planning Date: 5th November 2025 (10 months ago) Value: Not specified Source: Find A Tender Service

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.

Future notice: 5th January 2026 Expired
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Plymouth Adults' Care Home Framework

Location: PlymouthBuyer: Plymouth City Council
Stage: Award Date: 24th December 2025 (9 months ago) Value: £100M-£1B Source: Find A Tender Service

Description: Plymouth City Council is seeking providers of registered residential and nursing care homes, with facilities that provide accommodation and care for individuals who require support due to age, disability, or health conditions, to join a new Plymouth Adults' Care Home Framework. The services offered by the Provider will range from assistance with daily living tasks to comprehensive nursing care for those with complex medical needs. Care homes should promote safety, dignity, and quality of life, while ensuring that People who draw on care and support receive tailored support to meet their individual needs. The Authority has split its requirement into lots: Lot One Residential Care Home with or without Nursing Services (with a PL postcode) Lot Two Residential Care Home with or without Nursing Services (read more...)

Summary: The Plymouth Adults' Care Home Framework, initiated by Plymouth City Council, targets the provision of residential and nursing care homes, catering to individuals in need due to age, disability, or health conditions. The procurement process involves an award stage, with a significant spend potential of £500 million. The framework is structured into various lots, each designed to address specific care needs, including residential care and innovative nursing services, all located within the Plymouth City Council boundary (UKK41). The procurement method implemented is an open procedure, with the award notice published on 24th December 2025, and the contract expected to commence on 9th January 2026, running until 31st December 2030, with possible renewals extending to 2035. The award decision, which is still pending, signifies a critical phase for suppliers eager to participate, with a standstill period ending on 8th January 2026.

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Care Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities

Location: LivingstonBuyer: West Lothian Council
Stage: Award Date: 15th July 2026 (2 months ago) Value: £1M-£10M Source: Find A Tender Service

Description: The Contract is for the provision of a seven-bed residential care home for adults with learning disabilities within West Lothian. The Service comprises the provision of accommodation, care and support for seven vulnerable adults with learning disabilities who require registered residential care. The requirement is intrinsically linked to the availability of suitable registered accommodation within West Lothian. There is currently no alternative Care Inspectorate-registered residential accommodation within West Lothian capable of meeting this requirement. The continued provision of the Service within West Lothian is essential to ensure continuity of care, maintain established support networks, and enable service users to remain within their local community.

Summary: West Lothian Council has completed the procurement process for a contract titled "Care Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities," focused on the provision of residential nursing care services. This contract, valued at £3,980,000, involves the establishment of a seven-bed care home for adults with learning disabilities within West Lothian, ensuring that vulnerable individuals receive essential accommodation, care, and support. The procurement method employed was limited, using a negotiated procedure without prior publication, justified by the absence of competition for technical reasons and the lack of reasonable alternatives. The contract was awarded to Livingston Homereach, with the award status being active as of 3 June 2026.

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Ageing Well Care Home Call-Off 101745966

Location: NottinghamshireBuyer: Nottinghamshire County Council
Stage: Award Date: 25th September 2025 (12 months ago) Value: £100K-£500K Source: Contracts Finder

Description: Call-off Contract from Ageing well Care Home framework

Summary: Nottinghamshire County Council has successfully completed the procurement process for the "Ageing Well Care Home Call-Off 101745966" under the health and social work services category. The procurement, conducted through a direct award method, culminated in a contract with The Troc, effective from 10 June 2025 to 5 June 2029, with a total value of £174,308.16. Located in England, this initiative focuses on enhancing care home services across the region, and it was awarded on 9 June 2025 as part of an ongoing effort to improve services for the ageing population.

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Care Home for Adults with Acquired Brain Injury and Challenging Behaviour

Location: KirkwallBuyer: Orkney Islands Council
Stage: Award Date: 20th April 2026 (5 months ago) Value: £500K-£1M Source: Public Contracts Scotland

Description: Specialist Care Home services for adults with acquired brain injury and challenging behaviour.

Summary: The procurement process for the Orkney Islands Council's care home services was concluded with the awarding of a contract titled "Care Home for Adults with Acquired Brain Injury and Challenging Behaviour." This contract pertains to the health and social care sector, specifically providing specialist residential care home services for adults with acquired or traumatic brain injury and challenging behaviour. Located in Kirkwall, Scotland, the procurement process followed a limited procurement method, primarily driven by extreme urgency conditions, allowing an award procedure without prior publication. The contract was signed on 18th October 2025 with Voyage 1 Limited as the supplier, and is valued at £733,582.72. The award reflects the completion stage of the procurement process.

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Care Home for Adults with Acquired Brain Injury and Challenging Behaviour

Location: KirkwallBuyer: Orkney Islands Council
Stage: Award Date: 20th April 2026 (5 months ago) Value: £500K-£1M Source: Find A Tender Service

Description: Specialist Care Home services for adults with acquired brain injury and challenging behaviour.

Summary: The procurement process led by Orkney Islands Council, a regional authority based at Council Offices, School Place, Kirkwall, involves the award of a contract titled "Care Home for Adults with Acquired Brain Injury and Challenging Behaviour". This contract falls under the industry category of social work and related services and is primarily located in the UKG region. The procurement stage is complete, with the contract being signed on 18th October 2025, and it involves a direct award without prior publication of a call for competition. The procurement method was limited, highlighting the specialised nature of the services required for adults with acquired or traumatic brain injuries.

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Care Home Services (Older People)

Location: TruroBuyer: Cornwall Council
Stage: Tender Date: 14th April 2026 (5 months ago) Value: £1B-£10B Source: Find A Tender Service

Description: Cornwall Council is re-contracting Care Services for Older People, for providers with existing care homes registered and located within Cornwall. This will allow the Council to maintain the delivery of nursing and residential care services for older people based on existing care homes and will ensure care services are available to older people whilst the Council progresses a development framework for new schemes to bridge the gap between supply and demand in Cornwall. The new contract will commence from 1st April 2026, following the close of the existing integrated care service contract with the NHS (covering Working Age Adults and Older People). The maximum contract duration will be 8 years. This will include an initial duration of four (4) years, with an initial option to extend by two (read more...)

Summary: Cornwall Council, a public authority within sub-central government in Truro, United Kingdom, is seeking to re-contract care home services for older people in Cornwall. The tender, titled "Care Home Services (Older People)," falls under the services category and relates to social work services with accommodation. The council is planning for the new contract to commence on 1st April 2026, with a maximum potential duration of 8 years, including extension options. The procurement process currently in the tender stage will utilise an open procedure. Key dates include the publication of the Invitation To Tender (ITT) on 10th October 2025, with expressions of interest due by 5th June 2026. Award decisions will conclude by 11th September 2026.

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Valley Road Care Home. EA / CA / QS Role.

Location: GloucesterBuyer: Gloucestershire County Council
Stage: Award Date: 13th March 2026 (6 months ago) Value: Under £100K Source: Find A Tender Service

Description: Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) are looking to construct a new thoughtfully designed 80 Bed Care Home on a site currently owned by GCC in Cinderford. This tender is for the appointment of an EA / CA / QS to support GCC in the procurement and delivery of the project.

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) is spearheading a procurement process to build a state-of-the-art 80 Bed Care Home on its property in Cinderford. This initiative, titled "Valley Road Care Home. EA / CA / QS Role.", falls under the services category and has been completed with Burnley Wilson Fish as the contracted supplier, who operates within the UKK13 region. The procurement was conducted using a limited method due to being below the competition threshold, with the award notice published on 13th March 2026 following the contract signing on 5th December 2025. The contract period extends from 15th December 2025 to 25th August 2028.

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Residential and Nursing Care Home Provision

Location: WalthamstowBuyer: London Borough of Waltham Forest
Stage: Planning Date: 29th May 2026 (3 months ago) Value: £10M-£100M Source: Find A Tender Service

Description: Provision of high quality person centred care for adults requiring support in a registered care home setting including for those with more complex / specialist needs

Summary: The London Borough of Waltham Forest is planning a procurement process for the provision of residential and nursing care home services. This process is currently at the planning stage, with a future notice date set for 1st January 2027. The contract period is planned from 1st April 2027 to 1st April 2028. The procurement falls under the services category, specifically social work and related services, with an estimated contract value of £50 million. The services are intended for delivery across several UK regions, including UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, and UKK. This initiative is essential for providing high-quality, person-centred care for adults with complex or specialist needs in registered care home settings.

Future notice: 1st January 2027 113 days remaining
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Care Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities

Location: LivingstonBuyer: West Lothian Council
Stage: Award Date: 15th July 2026 (2 months ago) Value: £1M-£10M Source: Public Contracts Scotland

Description: The Contract is for the provision of a seven-bed residential care home for adults with learning disabilities within West Lothian. The Service comprises the provision of accommodation, care and support for seven vulnerable adults with learning disabilities who require registered residential care. The requirement is intrinsically linked to the availability of suitable registered accommodation within West Lothian. There is currently no alternative Care Inspectorate-registered residential accommodation within West Lothian capable of meeting this requirement. The continued provision of the Service within West Lothian is essential to ensure continuity of care, maintain established support networks, and enable service users to remain within their local community.

Summary: West Lothian Council is managing a procurement process titled "Care Home for Adults with Learning Disabilities," classified under general public services. Located in Livingston, West Lothian (Region UKM78), the procurement entails a limited award procedure without prior publication. This service involves the provision of a seven-bed residential care home within West Lothian for adults with learning disabilities. The contract, valued at £3,980,000, was signed on 3rd June 2026, marking its transition to the award stage. The contract ensures continuity of care and support for vulnerable adults in their local community, addressing a crucial need due to the absence of alternative facilities in the region.

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