The London Borough of Harrow is re-procuring its Environmental Enforcement Contract for the issuing of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) in the borough in relation to littering and public spaces protection orders (covering dog fouling, street drinking, spitting, etc).
The Council has clear requirements for how vulnerable adults would be treated and in particular fixed penalty notices should not be served on minors.
The London Borough of Harrow seeks to commission and procure home (domiciliary) care and support services, including short-term reablement care, for adults aged 18 and over with assessed and eligible needs, and home care and support for children and young adults with disabilities aged 0-18 living in Harrow. Home and reablement care relates to the provision of regulated care and support services in the community that enable adults and young people to remain living in their own home and meet their assessed social care needs and outcomes along with maintaining their autonomy, independence, skills and abilities, and personal identity.
The London Borough of Harrow seeks to commission and procure home (domiciliary) care and support services, including short-term reablement care, for adults aged 18 and over with assessed and eligible needs, and home care and support for children and young adults with disabilities aged 0-18 living in Harrow. Home and reablement care relates to the provision of regulated care and support services in the community that enable adults and young people to remain living in their own home and meet their assessed social care needs and outcomes along with maintaining their autonomy, independence, skills and abilities, and personal identity.
Private Rented Sector Housing with additional Support Services
The London Borough of Harrow wishes to engage prospective suppliers that have the capacity and expertise to source suitable and affordable accommodation for the purpose of housing homeless applicants and provide a supportive service that helps individuals and families successfully sustain their tenancies.
In addition to securing properties, the Council requires the appointed organisation to offer tenancy sustainment support for a minimum period of 12 months. This should include assistance to help residents stabilise their circumstances, maximise their income, and improve their longer-term housing prospects. Support services may include guidance with job searching, CV preparation, and connecting applicants to relevant employment or training opportunities.
Any accommodation sourced should be affordable and aligned with Local Housing Allowance (LHA) rates or otherwise be financially viable for the individual households being referred. Payments to the supplier would be structured on a delivery basis, meaning that fees would be paid per successful letting rather than provided upfront.
The objective of this approach is to establish a reliable pathway into sustainable PRS accommodation for households experiencing homelessness, while ensuring affordability and appropriate support mechanisms are in place.
Provision of fencing installations, maintenance, security works, welding/fabrication and associated groundworks across the London Borough of Harrow's estate (parks, open spaces, cemeteries, allotments, car parks, corporate buildings and highway boundaries).
Harrow has 22 wards and approx. 261,000 residents according to 2021 census information. We are responsible for maintaining around 160-200 parks buildings (including outbuildings), 57 parks and open spaces, around 20 nature reserves, around 10 cemeteries, 34 allotment sites and 1615 roads covering 457 km of highways within the Borough boundaries.
There is an ongoing requirement to support the Environmental service areas within the Culture, Environment and Economy Directorate. The types of work undertaken are varied and include all types of new fencing installation, reactive security welding repairs and maintenance, telescopic bollard installations, removal of playground equipment, and groundworks. Services are predominantly performed at Council owned Parks and Open Spaces, Car Parks and boundaries adjacent to Highways.
Work volume is variable with seasonal peaks and troughs in demand or triggered by specific projects and initiatives the Council are working on.
The appointed supplier/s would have the ability to react quickly in certain circumstances to secure sites that have been targeted by vandals or thieves or that may pose an urgent health and safety risk. As such this aspect of the service would suit locally based suppliers with readily available resource in the area.
We are currently considering how to approach the market to ensure we can deliver the services to offer the best possible outcomes for our residents.
To assist us with developing a market compatible tender we would welcome your feedback through market engagement participation.
The London Borough of Harrow is seeking to commission and reprocure the new contract for the delivery of a regulated care and wellbeing service within Ewart House extra care housing scheme to meet the needs of older adults aged 55 and over with a range of needs including physical disabilities, frailty, dementia, mild/moderate learning disabilities, and mental health conditions
London Borough of HarrowLondon30 Apr 2026WAC-581780
The London Borough of Harrow seeks to commission and procure home (domiciliary) care and support services, including short-term reablement care, for adults aged 18 and over with assessed and eligible needs, and home care and support for children and young adults with disabilities aged 0-18 living in Harrow. Home and reablement care relates to the provision of regulated care and support services in the community that enable adults and young people to remain living in their own home and meet their assessed social care needs and outcomes along with maintaining their autonomy, independence, skills and abilities, and personal identity.
Provision of a Weed Control Service in the London Borough of Harrow
London Borough of Harrow (the Council) is seeking to appoint a service provider to enter into a contract for provision of a Weed Control Service, covering carriageways and footways in the London Borough of Harrow.
The Council is seeking to engage with the market and would like to invite suitably qualified service providers to participate in discussions which will take place over Microsoft Teams from 9:30 to 10:30am on 15/08/2024. If you would like to participate in the first instance, can you please send an email expressing your interest including the names, titles and email address of the people within your organisation who will be attending. Please send this to martin.trim@harrow.gov.uk
We will then reconnect with all those who have expressed an interest by issuing a Teams meeting invite.
The council is aiming to publish this opportunity in between September and October 2024.
Provision of a Dog Warden Service in the London Borough of Harrow
Expressions of interest and feedback on market approach sought for the Provision of a Dog Warden Service to operate within the boundaries of the London Borough of Harrow.
Procurement of a care and wellbeing services contract for the delivery of regulated care and support activities to meet the needs of older adults aged 55 and over and resident in Harrow with assessed care and support needs, including physical disabilities, frailty, dementia, mild/moderate learning disabilities, and mental health conditions
Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
London Borough of Harrow - Short Breaks Service
Short breaks provide children and young people (5 - 18 years) with the opportunity to access a range of enriching activities such as afterschool clubs, holiday playschemes, arts, crafts, sports, community outreach, where they can spend time away from their parent/carer and spend time with their peers. Caring for a child or young person with a disability is exhausting and can put even the strongest relationships under strain. Short breaks provide parents/carers with the opportunity to have a 'break' from their caring responsibilities and to spend time with partners and other members of the family. The service will be available to children and young people between the age of 5-18 living in the London Borough of Harrow who have a disability, as defined under the Equality Act 2010.
We are seeking to engage with Providers that can deliver high quality enriching activities within these age and diverse activity categories
5 - 13 Years Centre Based and After School Activities
13 - 16 Years Centre Based and After School Activities Community and Themed Sessions
16 - 18 Years Community and Themed Sessions Vocational Activities
Purchase & Collection of Metal & Lead Acid Batteries
Expressions of interest and feedback on market approach sought for a contract opportunity for the Purchase and Collection of Scrap Metal and Lead Acid Batteries from London Borough of Harrow, Civic Amenity Site located at Forward Drive, Harrow HA3.