Tenders in Health & social services

Isle of Wight Sensory Loss Support Service

Isle of Wight Council

The Authority are undertaking a market engagement exercise to inform the commissioning to deliver the provision of Isle of Wight Sensory Loss Support Services from the proposed contract start date of 1st April 2027 to 31st March 2030, with the option to extend the contract for a further period of up to 24 months at the sole discretion of the Authority. The service will deliver the Authority’s duties as described in the Care Act 2014, Care and Support (Assessment) Regulations 2014, and Deafblind Guidance 2014.

QHM-2026-9249 GPwSI - Community Ophthalmology Service

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

GPwSI Service (Community Ophthalmology)

QHM-2026-5293 AMPS Workington Primary Care Centre

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

NCPC Workington Primary Care Centre

QHM-2026-9249 24 Hour Ambulatory ECG

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

24 Hour Ambulatory ECG

Wales Hate Support Centre

Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government

The Welsh Government is seeking to procure a new hate crime support and advocacy service from 1 April 2027, replacing the current Wales Hate Support Centre contract that has been funded since April 2022. Although criminal justice is reserved to the UK Government, the Welsh Government is responsible for a range of devolved public services that interact with the justice system and therefore has a key role in supporting victims of hate crime.There is a strong and sustained need for the service. Hate crime recorded by Welsh police has more than tripled since 2011-12, rising from 1,809 to 5,929 incidents, and the latest statistics show a 5% increase in hate crime across Wales in 2024-25, compared with a 2% increase across England and Wales overall. Hate crime can have significant and long-lasting effects on victims, including fear, anxiety, trauma, isolation, and loss of confidence. The impact also extends to families, carers, friends, and wider communities, potentially damaging community cohesion and increasing tensions. The contract will be delivered during a period of significant legislative change, including the introduction of the Crime and Policing Act 2026, which will strengthen and expand hate crime protections. It will also support the Welsh Government's commitment to improve hate crime reporting and victim support, ensuring incidents are addressed effectively and victims receive appropriate support. The Client intends to award a 4-year contract to deliver the Wales Hate Support Centre to provide free and accessible support and advocacy to victims of hate crime across Wales. The contract must also deliver a programme of training and engagement with a focus on raising awareness of hate crime and hate prevention. The contract includes an option of a 4 year extension. A budget range of £1.66m - £1.83m excluding VAT is available for the purposes of this contract and over the initial 4 year contract period. If invoked, The Client will make a further budget of £1.66m

Diagnostic Services - Direct Access Non-Obstetric Ultrasound Service

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

24 Hour Ambulatory ECG

GPwSI - Vasectomy Service

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

GPwSI Service - Vasectomy and Semen Analysis.

SCE0059 - Soft Market Engagement Questionnaire - Supported Living

Leicester City Council

THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION Leicester City Council are reviewing our Supported Living Framework as part of a recommissioning process. The current contract (if extension options are exercised) is due to expire October 2027. As part of the recommissioning process, the authority has undertaken early market engagement. Potential providers and stakeholders had the opportunity to contribute to this market engagement exercise. The authority welcomed views regarding the potential service model and specification principles. The feedback and responses to the questions will be utilised by our commissioners to appraise options and further develop the specification for the forthcoming procurement opportunity. This Pre-market engagement did not constitute a formal tender or other competitive bidding process and did not result in the letting of a Contract. The authority used this process solely to test the market, to gather information and ascertain the level of interest in this service. There was therefore no formal criteria used to judge responses and no feedback was provided.

QHM-2026-5521 Diagnostic Services - Direct Access Magnetic Resonance Imaging

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

Diagnostic Services - Direct Access Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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Accompagnement des ménages à la rénovation de l’habitat et gestion du Lieu d’Accueil Commun pour la demande de logement social-.

Troyes Champagne Metropole

Le présent marché a pour objet les prestations d’information, d’accueil et de conseil telles que définies dans le Plan partenarial de Gestion de la Demande de logement social et d’information des Demandeurs et la mise en œuvre du service public à la rénovation de l’habitat par Troyes Champagne Métropole. Conformément à l’article L2113-10 du Code de la commande publique, la présente consultation est allotie comme suit : - Lot n°1 : Gestion du Lieu d’Accueil Commun (LAC) pour la demande de logement social ; - Lot n°2 : Mise en œuvre du service public à la rénovation de l’habitat. En application de l’article R2113-1 du Code de la commande publique, les opérateurs économiques peuvent soumissionner pour les 2 lots. Les 2 lots susvisés peuvent être attribués à un seul et même opérateur économique. Pour le lot n°1, la consultation donnera lieu, à la conclusion d’un marché ordinaire, traité à prix global et forfaitaire dont le montant est fixé à l’article D1 de l’acte d’engagement du lot concerné. Pour le lot n°2, la consultation donnera lieu, à la conclusion d’un accord-cadre mono-attributaire, conformément aux dispositions des articles L2125-1.1°, R. 2162-1 à R. 2162-6 et R. 2162-13 à R. 2162-14 du Code de la Commande Publique. Le titulaire de l’accord-cadre sera consulté, à chaque survenance d’un besoin, par le biais de l’émission de bons de commande, conformément aux dispositions des articles R. 2162-13 et R. 2162-14 du Code de la Commande Publique. En application de l’article R2162-4.2° du Code de la commande publique, l’accord-cadre sera conclu avec un montant maximum annuel de 15 000 € HT. Pour chaque lot, la durée de validité du présent marché court à compter de sa date de notification pour une durée d’un an. Celui-ci est reconductible, 3 fois par voie tacite, pour une nouvelle période d’un an. Le titulaire du marché public ne pourra refuser la r-.

VRU - Mayor’s Youth Clubs Safety Programme

Mayor's Office For Policing And Crime

Indicative Contract Value: £4,300,000 excl VAT Contract Duration: The contract will commence on 4 January 2027 with a 8 weeks mobilisation period. Delivery of the service will start on the 1 March 2027 and end on 31 March 2029 (‘Initial Period’).The Initial Period is 25 months and the Authority reserves the right to extend the contract for a further period of up to 12 months. About The VRU The London Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), hosted within the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), pioneers a partnership-based public health approach to tackling violence rooted in prevention and early intervention. Since 2019, the VRU has invested in over 550,000 targeted interventions for young people across London. The VRU invests in interventions at critical moments to keep young people safe in and out of school and at the key touchpoints that influence a young person’s journey; early years and families, education, positive opportunities, youth work, and communities and place. In London, working in partnership, we bring together services at a local level to better coordinate delivery of prevention. We build and support effective partnerships with government, local authorities, the NHS, education services, and the police. Our strength is in connection to London’s diverse communities and young people. We’ve made embedding the voice of young people, practitioner and communities a critical part of our approach and decision-making. You can read the VRU's strategy on our website and view the VRU’s outcomes framework, which measures our impact. Project Background The Mayor of London has increased investment in London’s Youth Clubs. Across 32 London boroughs and the City of London, a £30 million programme is funding youth clubs to extend and expand their existing offer into weekday evenings, weekends, and school holidays – when young people need safe spaces the most – and provide specialist support to those facing the greatest challenges. This investment strengthens youth clu

2026 - Aberdeen City - Integrated Children with Disabilities Services

Aberdeen City Council

Aberdeen City Council requires the provision of an integrated specialist support service for disabled children and young people aged from birth to 18 years who have complex and/or significant care and support needs requiring a level of specialist support beyond that ordinarily available through universal, community-based or mainstream care provision. This may include children and young people with complex health, physical, learning, developmental, sensory, communication and/or behavioural support needs, including needs associated with autism. Eligibility for, and the nature of, support will be determined by individual assessment of need, intended outcomes and the Service Provider's ability to meet those needs safely and appropriately. Short-break overnights and residential care will in the main be utilised for our older children (often teenagers.)

Rough Sleeping Assertive Outreach and Support Service

Liverpool City Council

Delivery of Assertive Outreach and Response Service for rough sleepers. • ensuring that the holistic needs and risks of people engaging in a Rough Sleeping Lifestyle are fully assessed for support needs, risks and housing needs • delivering an Assertive Outreach Response to assist the cohort away from the street and into new or existing accommodation and/or associated support • assisting individuals to access primary care & secondary Health provision, support to access substance misuse and Mental Health services, and any other service which meets their needs • working with service users to increase their recovery options by identifying open, accessible and targeted drug and alcohol services available to all service users and ensuring they can be supported if they drop out of treatment, to reengage with appropriate provision • working with partners and statutory agencies to prevent rough sleeping or other street activity for people at risk of arriving on or returning to the streets from settings such as hospital, prison, emergency or temporary accommodation, commissioned services etc

QHM-2026-8320 NPC - GP cover - Havelock Place

NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

GMS Services to residents temporarily residing in a care home

Information, Advice & Guidance for RBWM

Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is seeking a Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) Service to deliver accessible, resident-focused support across Windsor, Maidenhead, and Ascot. The provider will supply multi-channel provision including face-to-face sessions, telephone support, and digital access, alongside community outreach. Services must be delivered in accordance with defined volume, performance, and requirements to ensure timely issue resolution, crisis prevention, and positive outcomes for borough residents.

Invitation to Participate in Market Engagement for the provision of Extra Care Housing services in Strawberry Gardens 2026

North Somerset Council

North Somerset Council invites suppliers to express their interest in participating in a market engagement exercise regarding the provision of Extra Care Housing services in Strawberry Gardens, Yatton. We are seeking feedback from providers to help inform the future commissioning and procurement of Extra Care Housing services. The information provided will be used to understand the current market, identify opportunities and challenges, and support the development of any future procurement approach. Participation does not form part of any formal procurement process and will not be evaluated as part of any future tender exercise. Extra care housing is housing designed with the needs of older people in mind and with varying levels of care and support available on site. Residents of extra care housing have their own self-contained homes, their own front doors, and a legal right to occupy the property. Extra care housing is not a care home. There is an on-site care provider who will deliver care and support to the residents of the development with a view to enabling clients to remain as independent as possible in their own home. The care provider is also available for any emergency calls required by the clients. North Somerset Council is committed to offering extra care housing as an alternative to residential care for those people who can no longer manage in their current home due to their care needs. Suppliers wishing to participate in this market engagement exercise should click the "Express an Interest" button on Supplying the South West portal, complete the Market Engagement Questionnaire, and return it via Supplying the South West portal by Monday 2nd November 2026, no later than 17:00hrs. Please note: Under the new Procurement Act 2023, the Government has introduced the Central Digital Platform (CDP). All suppliers must be registered on the CDP to participate in procurement opportunities. Further details are provided in the attached Proactis and Central Digital Pl

WorkWell Health Coaches Humber & North Yorkshire

NHS HUMBER AND NORTH YORKSHIRE INTEGRATED CARE BOARD

This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice (PMEN) UK2 is published to inform the market of NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB's ("the Contracting Authority") proposed intention to procure a service that will provide early intervention support to help people start, stay in, or return to work where health conditions are affecting their ability to work in the HNYICB area. The service is to provide a single, accessible entry point into the WorkWell programme across Humber and North Yorkshire. To deliver holistic, person-centred work and health coaching to individuals whose health is affecting their employment or ability to work. The programme should support participants to remain in employment, return to work following illness or health-related absence, sustain employment and improve long-term work outcomes. NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB would like to undertake pre-market engagement with suitable and capable suppliers for a WorkWell Work and Health Coaching Service across Humber and North Yorkshire. NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB wish to invite capable suppliers to a Teams meeting on the 27 October at 14:00hrs. Where the ICB will outline the service required and procurement timelines involved. The indicative contract duration is envisaged to be 3 years; however Suppliers are advised any contract term will be confirmed in due course as part of any future formal Invitation to Tender opportunity published. At the time of publishing this Preliminary Market Engagement Notice, it is anticipated that a contract will be awarded in January 2027. It should be recognised that timeframes and dates for service commencement are liable to change.

Accommodation-Based Supported Living (Acre Road)

The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

Delivery of Accommodation based Supported Living at Hartington House, Acre Road. Care and Support Services for a 12-flat supported living scheme for adults with a learning disability and autism support needs.

Better Futures Fund - Technical Assistance for Mayoral Strategic Authorities

Department for Culture, Media and Sport

DCMS is undertaking a pre-market engagement exercise in respect of the above matter. The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on the Atamis e-sourcing portal: https://dcms.my.site.com/login. You must register on this site to respond. If you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage. Please ensure you review all communications and follow any instructions provided to you. If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Atamis eSourcing Helpdesk at: Support@atamis.co.uk.

Framework for the Provision of Forensic Testing

The Council of the City of Wakefield

The Council would like to establish a Closed Framework Agreement for the Provision of Forensic Testing. Forensic Testing (a term used to cover DNA, drug and alcohol testing) is used to help inform decision making, particularly with regard to the safeguarding of children and young people. The proposed Closed Framework Agreement will run for an initial period of 2 years with the option to extend, on two occasions, each for a 12-month period (2 + 1 + 1). The Closed Framework will be procured via the Open Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023 The Closed Framework Agreement will be split into 2 lots, with a maximum of 3 suppliers awarded to each lot: • Lot 1 = DNA Testing • Lot 2 = Drug and Alcohol Testing

Adult Advocacy Service and Children's Advocacy Service

Metropolitan borough of Bury

Bury Council is commissioning an independent advocacy service to ensure people have access to high-quality independent advocacy across statutory and non-statutory pathways. It is a joint commission with Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board and covers health statutory duties. Adult Advocacy Service Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy Independent Mental Health Advocacy Care Act Advocacy NHS Independent Complaints Advocacy Generic advocacy Children's Advocacy Service Independent Mental Health Advocacy

Sexual Violence Hub and Therapy Support for Adult Survivors

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire

The proposed Service will be available to all adult survivors of sexual violence aged 18 years and over who reside within Nottingham City or Nottinghamshire, and/or are registered with a GP practice within the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board area. This includes individuals who have experienced sexual assault, rape, or sexual abuse, including non-contact offences, whether the abuse occurred recently or in the past, including during childhood. Support will be provided regardless of whether the offence has been reported to the police. Where appropriate, support will also be available to close family members of victims and survivors. Children and young people will continue to be supported through separately commissioned specialist services. The Service aims to lead the delivery of an integrated Adult Sexual Violence Hub and therapeutic support service across Nottinghamshire. Its objective is to empower adult victims and survivors by building resilience, supporting recovery, and helping individuals regain control of their lives following their experiences. Through a tailored and person-centered approach, the Service will enable survivors to move forward with confidence and independence. The Service will achieve this through the provision of a specialist single point of access (Survivor Hub), together with emotional support and evidence-based psychological therapies designed to meet the needs of both recent and non-recent survivors of sexual violence aged 18 years and over.