Back to Tenders
ClosedFind a Tenderocds-h6vhtk-05f15b

Provision of Domiciliary Care in the London Borough of Bromley

Key Details

Estimated Value

Not disclosed

Deadline

Not specified

Contract Period

Not specified

Procurement Method

open

Free SME-fit check

Is this tender for me?

Deterministic score from the published notice — not an AI prediction.

36

out of 100

Challenging for many SMEs

On the published fields alone this looks harder for a typical SME (value, time, or missing SME flag). Exceptions exist — check the notice.

Deterministic score from the published notice only (SME/VCSE flags, value, lots, deadline window, framework). Not a prediction you will win, and not legal or bid advice.

Try another notice on the free SME-fit checker.

Key requirements

Extracted from the notice; check the official documents.

Procedure
Open procedure
Legal basis
Procurement Act 2023
Type
Framework agreement

3 lots

  • Lot 1No lot details stated
  • Lot 2No lot details stated
  • Lot 3No lot details stated

Description

The London Borough of Bromley ("the Council") sought tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Domiciliary Care Providers for admission to a Framework Agreement for the delivery of Domiciliary Care Services to residents of the borough. The Services will cover Adults, Older People, and Children & Young People. The procurement was divided into the following Lots: Lot 1 - Tier 1 Patch Providers (Adults and Older People) The borough will be divided into four geographical patches. Bidders must specify the patch(es) for which they wish to apply. It is anticipated that successful Tier 1 Patch Providers will receive up to 80% of the available care packages within their allocated patch. Lot 2 - Tier 2 Providers: Standard Adult Domiciliary Care This Lot is open to Providers who are not successful in Lot 1 or who choose not to apply for Tier 1 Patch Provider status. Lot 3 - Tier 2 Providers: Children & Young People (Standard and Complex Needs) This Lot covers general and severe complex needs domiciliary care provision for Children and Young People. The Council aims to promote innovation and new approaches to Domiciliary Care, with a focus on supporting individuals to maintain or improve their independence, thereby enhancing health and wellbeing outcomes. The Integrated Care Board (ICB) may also utilise this Framework Agreement for the commissioning of Continuing Health Care (CHC) packages. The Framework Agreement will run for a period of four years, commencing at the end of October 2026.

Who won

From award notices on Find a Tender and Contracts Finder. SME or Large is the size the supplier declared on the notice (or, where it is silent, on its latest notice). Values are as published.

More from this council

Other open tenders from this council

View council profile

Publication Info

Published6 October 2026
SourceFind a Tender