Awarded contract

PQ0685 - Supported Housing Needs Assessment and Local Supported Housing Strategy

Details

Value
£155,500
Duration
8 months
Topic
Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
Published
10 August 2026

Tender description

Birmingham City Council (the Council) awarded a procurement exercise for the provision of the Supported Housing Needs Assessment (SHNA) and to develop a Local Supported Housing Strategy (LSHS) for Birmingham. Alongside the SHNA, the Public Health team at the Council are completing a Support Exempt Accommodation Health Needs Assessment (SEAHNA). The consultancy must work with the public health team to ensure both needs assessment complement one another and both inform the strategy The contract will commence in July 2026 and will be in place for a period of 8 months. ## Contract award Title: PQ0685 - Supported Housing Needs Assessment and Local Supported Housing Strategy

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date31 July 2026
  2. Completed: Award published10 August 2026
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  3. Next: Contract expiry date11 April 2027in 5 months

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