Dementia Tenders

Search public and private procurement portals for live dementia tenders, or move earlier. On Stotles, you can read buyer strategy documents and budget papers connected to dementia and social care, catch a service before it goes out to tender, and build a response around the buyer's own language. See what is open now, then track the commissioners behind it.

Day opportunities and respite sessions, community dementia support and advice services, dementia-friendly environment and design work, post-diagnostic support, and specialist residential or home-based care for people living with dementia. Councils and NHS bodies commission these individually rather than through one national scheme, which is why the same type of service can appear under very different titles from one area to the next.

Dementia tenders are most often filed under health and social work services or community health services codes, alongside guidance-services classifications, but none of these are dementia-specific. Buyers rarely tag a dementia notice with a single dedicated code, so a keyword search finds contracts a CPV filter on its own would miss.

Mostly local authorities and NHS integrated care boards, working through adult social care and community health teams rather than one national programme. Dementia support is commissioned from inside a much wider adult social care budget, one council or one ICB at a time, rather than as its own funding line.

The open count moves week to week, so check the live totals on this page rather than treating any single figure as fixed. Across every stage, dementia procurement includes a steady mix of day opportunities, community support contracts, and specialist residential and home-based care.