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Temporary Accommodation Framework Market Engagement

London Borough of Hackney · Local authority

In brief

London Borough of Hackney has announced plans to buy care work. This is an early notice: there is nothing to bid on yet, but it tells you a tender may follow.

It is a framework worth up to £352,000,000 excluding VAT: the most the buyer expects to spend across all suppliers, not one contract.

The contract runs for 8 years, starting 1 January 2028.

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.

Can I win this?

Competition

Typical: a median of 3 bids per contract for this buyer (from 17 awards in the last 12 months).

Framework

Winning puts you on a list of suppliers the buyer can call on; it does not guarantee work. The £352,000,000 is the most the buyer expects to spend across all suppliers over the framework's life, not one contract.

What the notice says

Temporary Accommodation Framework Market Engagement Event It is envisaged the Framework is likely to be split into a number of lots, to include the following: Lot 1 - Bed and Breakfast Rooms of various sizes available in Hotels without cooking facilities. These rooms are used on an emergency basis, the length of use for families is limited to 6 weeks and paid for on a nightly basis. Lot 2 – Annexes Predominantly family sized properties used on a spot purchase (on demand) basis, originally used as short term emergency accommodation. They are fully furnished and tenure is based on a licence, and evictions can be carried out at short notice. Lot 3 – Hostels Rooms of various sizes, from single to family size, most of which have some self-contained facilities, either bathing or cooking or both. Lot 4 - Private Sector Leased. Mainly family sized properties offered to households as Stage 2 accommodation, where Hackney have accepted a duty to the household. These are also fully furnished. Lot 5- No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) Properties for persons with NRPF, for families who will need resettlement support and household provisions in the form of "starter packs", e.g., bedding, utensils, basic provisions, wifi, working utilities.

How to bid

  1. Read the full notice on Find a Tender, including any tender documents it links to.
  2. Register your organisation on the Central Digital Platform (through Find a Tender) if you have not already. Suppliers need to be registered to take part in procurements under the Procurement Act 2023.
  3. Follow the submission instructions in the notice; it does not name an e-tendering portal.

Timeline

  1. Pipeline notice · UK1, notice 071458-2026
  2. Preliminary market engagement notice · UK2, notice 076265-2026

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From notice 071458-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 28 July 2026, last updated 11 August 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.