Trade

Social and domiciliary care tenders in Northern Ireland

6 open tenders for care work in Northern Ireland from councils, the NHS, schools, housing providers and central government, soonest deadline first.

Closes 18Nov
Appointment of a Service Provider to Develop the Social Supermarket Network and Deliver a Community Growing and Food Skills Programme Supported by PEACEPLUS
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough CouncilNorthern Ireland
Closing soon5 days leftSmall contract
£165kestimated
Closes 23Nov
Tender for design, and delivery of youth drama programme seupb peaceplus funded - 2627 tndr cw 002b reissue
Fermanagh and Omagh District CouncilNorthern Ireland
Open10 days leftLow competitionSmall contract
£105kestimated
Closes 27Nov
T26/27-008 PEACE PLUS - Celebrating Us
Lisburn & Castlereagh City CouncilNorthern Ireland
Open14 days leftLow competition
£291kestimated
Closes 30Nov
Establishment of Framework for Mediation Service- External Conflict Resolution
The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information RecoveryNorthern Ireland
Open17 days leftSmall contractFramework
£40kframework ceiling
Closes 3Dec
CAWT PEACEPLUS EASY Project: Early Intervention Support for Children, Young People and Families presenting with Neurodevelopmental Needs (SHSCT Area)
Regional Business Services Organisation Procurement and Logistics ServiceNorthern Ireland
Open20 days left
£654kestimated
Closes 8Dec
Establishment of Framework for Mediation Service– External Conflict Resolution
The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information RecoveryNorthern Ireland
Open25 days leftSmall contractFramework
£40kframework ceiling

The care market in Northern Ireland

The last 12 months of notices.

Tenders advertised: 35
Typical contract value: £2.79m; Social and domiciliary care, UK-wide: £459k
Typical contract length: 30 months; Social and domiciliary care, UK-wide: 28 months
Time to bid: 29 days; Social and domiciliary care, UK-wide: 31 days
Bids per contract: 1.5; Social and domiciliary care, UK-wide: 6
Advertised openly: 94%; Social and domiciliary care, UK-wide: 48%
Won by small firms: 41%; Social and domiciliary care, UK-wide: 64%