Open public sector health and social care contracts in South West, updated daily.
Plymouth City Council seeks a single integrated advocacy and independent visiting service for residents, covering statutory and non-statutory functions for adults, children, young people, and families. No special requirements are stated.
Plymouth City Council seeks providers to deliver CQC-regulated homecare and reablement services for adults within Plymouth’s administrative boundaries. Bidders must register on the Supplying the South West portal to access documents, with the framework running for nine years in three-year intervals.
The Trust is looking to appoint a supplier to provide CAMHs Tier 4 bed and associated services in the BNSSG area.
London Borough of Sutton seeks youth workers to intervene with children in public areas and high-risk zones across the borough. The contract runs until 31 March 2029 with an annual budget of £35,000 to £40,000, funded by MOPAC.
Somerset Council seeks a specialist provider to deliver community-based HIV prevention interventions aimed at reducing transmission among target populations in Somerset. No special requirements are stated.
Gloucestershire County Council seeks multi-supplier provision of the SHaRe programme, delivering short breaks, floating support, holiday activities, and crisis resources for children and families across Gloucestershire. No special requirements are stated.
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council seeks a provider to deliver person-centred advocacy services, including IMHA, IMCA, and other statutory roles, across the borough via a single referral process. No special requirements are stated.
Newcastle City Council seeks an Integrated Advocacy Service covering statutory and NHS complaints advocacy for eligible individuals. The contract runs for two years with a value of £416,615, and no specific accreditations or framework requirements are stated.
Hounslow Council seeks specialist support and therapy providers for children with SEND across Greater London and specified areas. Bidders must note the open framework structure with four lots, which offers no guaranteed work or exclusivity, and requires compliance with extensive statutory and professional regulations.
NHS Devon ICB seeks providers to deliver sight testing and spectacle dispensing for children in special educational settings across the South West, split into two lots covering BNSSG, Gloucestershire, Devon, and CIOS. Bidders must note the 3-year 5-month contract term with a 2-year extension option, and submit responses via Atamis by 10 December 2026.