BHTA members involved in home adaptations and accessibility improvements are encouraged to review a new tender opportunity from Central Bedfordshire Council for the delivery of Aids and Adaptation Construction Works across four residential properties.
The project aims to improve the safety, comfort, and independence of residents through tailored adaptations within domestic settings. The opportunity may be of particular interest to BHTA members specialising in building adaptations, accessibility construction, or assistive technology installation.
The tender, referenced CBC-1919-T-TS, covers Aids and Adaptation Construction Works at four dwellings within Central Bedfordshire. The estimated total contract value is £450,000 excluding VAT. The contract is expected to run for 42 weeks, with an optional 10-week extension, beginning in April 2026. Works are anticipated to conclude by April 2027, with the possibility of extension until July 2027. The project is located in the East of England, specifically within the Central Bedfordshire area.
The contract is being procured under the Procurement Act 2023 through a below-threshold open competition. Tenders will be assessed based on the following criteria:
Interested suppliers must submit their tenders via the In-tend Supplier Portal.
Enquiries can be directed via email to procurement@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk or by phone at 0300 300 5997.
British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) members working in the community beds and pressure care sectors may be interested in a new procurement opportunity.
Wigan Council’s Community Beds and Pressure Care Contract (PA059) contract seeks to establish a standalone agreement to supply a range of beds and pressure care equipment to support healthcare provision across the borough of Wigan. The contract is designed to help prescribers facilitate hospital discharges, prevent hospital admissions, and enable residents to live independently at home.
The contract aims to appoint a single supplier to deliver the full range of products specified in the tender documentation, supporting efficiency and cost reduction.
Full evaluation and submission requirements are outlined in the tender documents available via The Chest Procurement Portal.
Interested suppliers can access the tender documentation and submit their applications electronically via The Chest.
Contact: Amanda Taylor
Email: a.taylor3@wigan.gov.uk
Website: www.wigan.gov.uk