Tendercast
Check my match
All notices
Find a TenderUKservices

Crisis and Resilience Fund Hub Delivery

London Borough of Southwark

View official noticeFind notices like this

Scope as published

'PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PIPELINE NOTICE - NOT LIVE TENDER OPPORTUNITY - TENDER NOTICE TO FOLLOW'. The Department for Work and Pensions introduced the Crisis and Resilience Fund from 1 April 2026. The Fund provides local authorities with funding to support households experiencing financial hardship or an unexpected financial shock and to help residents build longer-term financial resilience. Southwark Council is developing a hub-and-spoke model to support the delivery of the Resilience Services and Community Coordination elements of the Fund. The Council is considering commissioning a Hub Delivery Organisation (HDO) to provide a central and accessible route into financial-resilience support for Southwark residents. The Council will retain responsibility for administering Council-managed crisis and housing-related payments, determining eligibility, making formal decisions on applications for financial assistance and submitting formal management-information returns to the Department for Work and Pensions. Further information about the emerging HDO service model, the areas being considered, local delivery and accessibility, case management, reporting, and the indicative contract value and duration is set out in the accompanying Draft Service Specification. The final scope and delivery model have not been determined. Respondents are invited to use the information in both documents when completing the questionnaire and should clearly state any assumptions made in their responses

Deadline
Not published
Published
11 Sept 2026(11 hours ago)
Contract value
£2.1m
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-06f874
First seen
10 hours ago

Classifications

75200000Provision of services to the community98000000Other community, social and personal services

Other open notices from this source

Find a TenderOpen procedure

Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) Support Services

The Home Office (the Authority) has a statutory duty under Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 to discharge its immigration and asylum functions having regard to the need to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in the UK. This includes Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) who arrive in the UK and enter the immigration system without a parent or guardian. The Support Services for UASC ensure that their immediate needs are met upon arrival in Kent, or elsewhere, prior to entering the care of a local authority. Additionally, there is a need to ensure UASC have access to information and support to help them navigate the asylum process. The services will operate alongside, and in collaboration with the Authority and a range of other services and Authority suppliers, to enable the effective operation of the system to manage and support UASC. It is recognised that service users may require only one, or a combination of these services at any given time. Therefore, all services areas must be available, but would be delivered on an as-required basis, according to the needs of each individual case. The core service areas are: Service Area 1: Delivery of Services at Kent Intake Unit (KIU) Service Area 2: Delivery of Orientation Sessions

Home Office
United Kingdom
£4.5m
16 Oct 2026(35d)
Find a Tenderservices

Fire Engineer Framework STFC

Fire engineer to provide a campus-wide approach to fire safety design and strategy across all STFC buildings at multiple sites

UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)
United Kingdom
£3.3m
Find a TenderBelow threshold - open competition

Carpeting for Homeless Move-On Accommodation

The Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to provide a responsive and flexible service for the supply, delivery and installation of carpeting and associated flooring materials within accommodation allocated to homeless households throughout the Wychavon district. Indicative Demand and Property Requirements: The information below is provided for guidance only and is based on carpeting requests received between November 2025 and June 2026. It is intended to assist Tenderers in understanding the typical demand for the Services and the nature of the carpeting requirements. The Council does not guarantee any minimum volume of work under this Contract. • During the period November 2025 to June 2026, the Council received 61 carpet referrals. • Based on this historical data, this equates to approximately 90 referrals per annum. • This annual figure is provided for indicative purposes only and should not be regarded as a guarantee of future demand. • For single-person households, carpeting is typically provided to the living room and one bedroom. • For two-bedroom properties, carpeting is typically provided to the living room and one child's bedroom. • For three-bedroom properties, carpeting is typically provided to the living room and two children's bedrooms. • For four-bedroom properties, carpeting is typically provided to the living room and three children's bedrooms. Please see the procurement documents for further information.

Wychavon District Council
United Kingdom
£150,000
9 Oct 2026(28d)
Find a TenderBelow threshold - open competition

Concession Contract for a New Major Music Festival

The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is inviting Expressions of Interest and proposals from suitably qualified and experienced festival promoters and event organisers to develop and deliver future editions of a new major music festival at Myrtle Park, Bradford under concession contract arrangements. The Council is seeking an ambitious, commercially capable and collaborative promoter with the vision, creativity and experience to shape the future of one of Yorkshire’s most established outdoor music festivals. This is more than an opportunity to deliver an event, it is an opportunity to work collaboratively with the Council to create a nationally recognised festival that delivers lasting cultural, economic and community benefit for the Bradford District.

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
United Kingdom
£2.5m
16 Oct 2026(35d)