Coming up · published 18 Sept 2026
Value
Not published
Supported Living Care and Support
- Buyer
- Cumberland Council
- Region
- North West
- Service
- Health and social care
- Published
- 18 Sept 2026
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Care tenders are the contracts councils, the NHS and other public bodies put out to buy care from independent providers: home care and domiciliary care, supported living, nursing and residential care homes, reablement, extra care, mental health support, and Ofsted registered children's services such as children's homes, fostering and supported accommodation for 16 and 17 year olds. This feed brings health and social care notices from across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland into one free search, from the first market engagement notice to the award.
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Coming up · published 18 Sept 2026
Value
Not published
Coming up · published 16 Jan 2026
Value
Not published
Awarded 11 Nov 2025
Value
Not published
Awarded 14 Nov 2025
Value
£48k
Coming up · published 4 Nov 2025
Value
£1.9m
Awarded 14 Mar 2024
Value
£213m
Awarded 31 Mar 2025
Value
£42k
Awarded 4 Sept 2025
Value
Not published
Coming up · published 5 Sept 2025
Value
£3.4m
Awarded 27 Mar 2025
Value
£205k
Awarded 3 Jun 2025
Value
£83k
Awarded 25 Mar 2025
Value
£66k
Coming up · published 25 Jul 2025
Value
£90m
Coming up · published 23 May 2025
Value
£50.4m
Coming up · published 23 May 2025
Value
£1.7m
Councils and the NHS use different names for the same service, so a provider can miss a tender by searching the wrong word. Here is what each one covers, who regulates it, and how many notices the feed holds today.
Counts include notices at every stage, from market engagement to award. Most notices fall under other health and social care until a service is confirmed.
1,200+ care providers supported
Send us the tender or tell us which council you want to work with. We will tell you honestly whether you are ready for that framework or lot, and write a bid that answers what the commissioners asked, at a fixed fee.
