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Buyers · Council, Yorkshire and the Humber

Kirklees Council: care tenders and re-tenders

Kirklees Council awarded 43 care contracts between July 2019 and March 2026, going by its published award notices. The largest group was supported living, with 19 contracts. The middle half were worth £65,000 to £492,000, and the median was £288,000 (43 contracts with a published value). Award notices put 3 contracts ending in the next 18 months, so expect re-tenders. None of its tenders in these trades is open for bids today.

Open for bids now

None of this buyer's tenders in these trades is open in our index today. New notices are added every night.

Links go to the notice on Find a Tender or Contracts Finder. The tender documents are on the buyer's own site.

Retender calendar: the next 18 months

Contract (source notice)Expected endValueSupplier in the award notice
Framework for Fire Safety Works Contractors · Fire safetyExpected Mar 2027£15,000,000Openview Security Solutions Limited; Neo Property Solutions Limited; Bell Group Ltd and 3 more in the notice
Provision of Scheme Management, Care and Support Services - Extra Care Schemes · Supported livingExpected Apr 2027£3,556,335Radis Community Care; Community Integrated Care
Supply & Service Maintenance of Fire Safety Equipment · Fire safetyExpected Nov 2027£300,000Amalgamated Ltd

Expected end dates are the initial term in each award notice. Contracts are often extended or brought forward, so a re-tender can come earlier or later. Suppliers are shown as the public award notice names them; a person's name is never shown. Bid Radar tracks re-tenders for 24 months.

What it buys

WorkContracts
Supported living19
Home care18
Windows and doors3
Fire safety2
Insulation and retrofit1

From 43 contracts awarded 30 Jul 2019 to 31 Mar 2026, grouped by the work named in each notice's title. One contract can cover more than one kind of work.

Typical contract value and length

MeasureFigureBased on
Median contract value£288,000median of published values (whole contract, all years); 43 contracts
Lower quartile value£65,00025th percentile of published values; 43 contracts
Upper quartile value£492,00075th percentile of published values; 43 contracts
Median initial term in months94months from award to the end date in the notice, before extensions; 17 contracts
Lower quartile term in months5925th percentile; 17 contracts
Upper quartile term in months9475th percentile; 17 contracts

The median initial term was 94 months, and the middle half ran 59 to 94 months before any extension (17 contracts with an end date).

Values are the whole contract as published, often over several years. A figure needs at least 3 contracts behind it, and the middle half needs 5; otherwise it is left out.

How its tenders are marked and how many bid

  • Quality carried a median of 100% of the marks (26 contracts that published a weighting). See how tenders are scored.
  • Its tenders drew a median of 22.5 bids (40 contracts that published a bid count).

For context, home care and supported living lots in England and Wales drew a median of 3.5 bids (396 competed lots, October 2025 to October 2026). Across the same lots, quality carried a median of 77% of the marks (517 lots with a published weighting).

Lots and frameworks

  • 16 of the 43 contracts were set up as a framework or dynamic purchasing system, so some work comes as call-offs to firms already on one.
  • 8 of the 43 award notices name a lot, so check which lot fits your work.

Showing the 8 most recent of 16.

More buyers in Yorkshire and the Humber

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Figures are automated summaries of published award notices, not advice. End dates are the initial term in the notice and are often extended or brought forward, so re-tender dates are expected, not certain. Check the tender documents before deciding to bid. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Built from 43 award notices between 30 Jul 2019 and 31 Mar 2026 and the live tenders in our index on 20 Oct 2026. How we work this out.

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