Provision of Assistive Listening Devices (Radio Aids) for Deaf Children and Young People

The London Borough of Haringey has completed the procurement process for the "Provision of Assistive Listening Devices (Radio Aids) for Deaf Children and Young People," targeting the health and social work services industry. This initiative falls under the public authority classification of sub-central government. The awarded contract commenced on 20th October 2025 and will run until 19th October 2027, with an option for extension up to a total of three years.

While the contract is located in London, it serves the broader UK region, specifically for use in homes and educational settings. The procurement method adopted was open competition and followed a light-touch regime due to its below-threshold specifications. This tender presents substantial opportunities for businesses specialising in assistive technology, particularly those catering to health and social work sectors.

Companies with expertise in developing and supplying innovative listening devices, especially those tailored for individuals with hearing impairments, are well-suited to compete. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) focusing on niche technology solutions will find this contract valuable for growing their market presence. The emphasis on advanced technology and specialist knowledge required in fitting and troubleshooting the devices opens avenues for firms with technical expertise in auditory assistance and those committed to advancing equal access in educational environments.