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Community Reablement & Home Care Services for Adults in Hammersmith & Fulham

London Borough of Hammersmith and Fuham · Local authority

In brief

London Borough of Hammersmith and Fuham was looking for suppliers for care work. Bidding has closed and no award has been published yet.

It is a framework worth up to £77,936,560 including VAT: the most the buyer expects to spend across all suppliers, not one contract.

The contract runs for 4 years, starting 6 November 2026.

It is split into 2 lots, so a supplier can bid for part of the work.

The buyer says it is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses.

Built from the notice's own fields. Always check the official notice before you bid.

What the notice says

The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham (the Council) is inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to tender for the delivery of Community Reablement & Home Care Services. This procurement supports a continuum of support available to residents to regain or retain their independence living in the community. The services will provide support for adults in Hammersmith & Fulham by proactively taking all opportunities to build on people's strengths, maximise their independence and connect them with their community. This procurement represents a strategic redesign of the previous service model. It reflects learning from previous delivery, stakeholder engagement, and evolving adults…Read the full description
The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham (the Council) is inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to tender for the delivery of Community Reablement & Home Care Services. This procurement supports a continuum of support available to residents to regain or retain their independence living in the community. The services will provide support for adults in Hammersmith & Fulham by proactively taking all opportunities to build on people's strengths, maximise their independence and connect them with their community. This procurement represents a strategic redesign of the previous service model. It reflects learning from previous delivery, stakeholder engagement, and evolving adults social care priorities. The new model will have a focus on reablement enabling support to residents to regain the skills, confidence and social networks to return to their previous levels of independence as far as possible and reduce the likelihood of admission/ re-admission to hospital, or the need for long term care and support. Scope of Services: The commissioned services will provide intensive, enabling support to residents to regain the skills, confidence and social networks to return to their previous levels of independence as far as possible and reduce the likelihood of admission/ re-admission to hospital, or the need for long term care and support. While many people will not need support after reablement, some people will require further support to enable them to continue to live safely at home. The new model will take a more enabling approach to homecare, thereby increasing opportunities for further independence through closer relationships with our community health and primary care services to ensure early intervention when there is any deterioration or concerns with health conditions.

Lots

LotTradeValue
Community Reablement Services for Adults in London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
6 November 2026 to 5 November 2030
What this lot covers

Lot 1 focuses on short-term, intensive reablement support for adults to help them regain independence following illness, hospital discharge, or a crisis. The service is time-limited and outcome‑focused, supporting people to relearn daily living skills, reduce reliance on ongoing care, and maximise independence within their own homes. The emphasis is on strengths‑based practice, multidisciplinary working, and preventing or reducing long‑term care needs.

Social and domiciliary care£77,936,560
Homecare Services for Adults In London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
6 November 2026 to 5 November 2030
What this lot covers

Lot 2 covers longer-term homecare support for residents who require ongoing assistance to live safely at home. This includes personal care and daily living support delivered in a person‑centred and flexible way, aligned with assessed needs and care plans. The service aims to maintain independence, stability, and wellbeing, while supporting hospital avoidance and timely hospital discharge where appropriate.

Social and domiciliary care£77,936,560

Timeline

  1. Tender notice · UK4, notice 063652-2026

Last time this was bought

Hammersmith and Fulham Advocacy Services for Adults

Awarded
8 June 2026
Value
£1,446,720
Contract ends
8 May 2030

Matched on London Borough of Hammersmith and Fuham, the type of work and the title; it may be a related contract rather than the same one. Check the notice to be sure.

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From notice 063652-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 7 July 2026. We last checked for changes on 27 September 2026.