Multiple disadvantage tenders and contracts

UK public sector, covering 600+ buyer sites

146 multiple disadvantage tenders and contracts, 60 this year.

Updated 4 November 2026 · compiled by BidSkim Limited · How we count

  • Awarded a month£75k
  • Contracts a month0.9
  • Won by SMEs54%
  • Renewing in 6 months5
  • Frameworks and DPSs3
  • Live now3See them →

Multiple disadvantage contracts

203412London 231120

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21 contracts across the UK, of any size

Live now

3 multiple disadvantage opportunities are open now

  1. OpenCloses in 4 weeks
    Camden and Islington Navigator Service
    London Borough of Camden · London
    Est.£1.9m
  2. OpenCloses in 3 weeks
    Early Help for Adults Navigator Service
    Manchester City Council · North West
    Est.£5.2m
  3. Pre-market1 Oct 2026
  4. Awarded23 Sep 2026
    2526-0421 North London Complex Needs Rough Sleeping Service 26/27
    London Borough of Islington · LondonWon by Single Homeless Project
    £742k
  5. Awarded12 Aug 2026
  6. Awarded11 Aug 2026
    PEO/25004 Changing Futures Women’s Support Project
    Plymouth City Council · South WestWon by Trevi Women Ltd
  7. Awarded30 Jul 2026
    Individuals with Complex Needs
    North Tyneside Council · North EastWon by TyneHealth
    £73k
  8. Awarded13 Jul 2026
    Mental Health Wellbeing Support Worker
    NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board · East MidlandsWon by Emmanuel House
    £21k
  9. Awarded1 Jun 2026
    £100k
  10. Awarded16 Apr 2026
    Assertive Outreach Service
    Aberdeen City Council · ScotlandWon by Alcohol and Drugs Action
    £260k

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Where to bid

Where multiple disadvantage tenders are run

  • EU-Supply2 25%
  • The Chest2 25%
  • East Midlands Tenders1 13%
  • In-Tend1 13%
  • London Tenders Portal1 13%
  • Other portals (1)1 13%

Tenders published in the last year that name the bid portal they run on.

Frameworks and DPS

3 frameworks for multiple disadvantage work are running. None are open to join now.

202520272029203120332035TodaySuppliers namedSupport Worker Flexible Framework Agreement (F…Birmingham City Council · West Midlands · Framework13Rough Sleeping Prevention & Resettlement Frame…Nottinghamshire County Council · East Midlands · Fra…3Lot 3-Rough Sleeping Prevention and Resettleme…Nottinghamshire County Council · East Midlands · Fra…–

Framework Housing Association won the most multiple disadvantage contracts by value

Each dot is one contract, coloured by who bought it.

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CouncilsNHS and health
RankContractorContracts won, by buyerContractsValue wonBuyersShare
1jointFramework Housing Association
East Midlands · 1 framework place · See every contract
2£18.7m1
1jointThe Bridge Project
Yorkshire and the Humber · See every contract
2£193k1
3jointSt Basils
West Midlands · 1 framework place · See every contract
1£1.4m1
3jointClaremont Living
West Midlands · See every contract
1£1.3m1
3jointNottingham Community and Voluntary Service
East Midlands · See every contract
1£1.1m1
3jointGreenSquareAccord
West Midlands · See every contract
1£1m1
3jointBirmingham and Solihull Women's Aid
West Midlands · See every contract
1£852k1
3jointPenrose Options
East of England · See every contract
1£820k1
3jointSingle Homeless Project
London · SME · See every contract
1£742k1
3jointChange Grow Live
South East · See every contract
1£695k1

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Who buys

Councils award 86% of multiple disadvantage contracts

Contracts with a published value in the last 2 years, from the type of buyer to the size of the contract.

Councils16 contractsNHS and health3 contractsUnder £100k5 contracts · median £47k£100k to £1m11 contracts · median £260k£1m or more3 contracts · median £9.9m
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2 buyers bought multiple disadvantage more than once in the last 2 years

Each dot is a buyer, by how many multiple disadvantage contracts it awarded in the last 2 years.

16 buyers1 contract1 buyer2 contracts1 buyer3 or 4 contracts0 buyers5 or more contracts

See who they are and when they usually buy →

Few and big, or many and small

Each dot is a buyer: how many multiple disadvantage contracts it awarded against what they were worth. The busiest and biggest are named.

CouncilsNHS and health
£10k£100k£1m£10m£100m123Multiple disadvantage contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLNottingham City CouncilBirmingham City CouncilLuton Borough CouncilCity of Bradford Metropo…

Top buyers by contracts awarded

RankBuyerContractsValue
1Nottingham City Council3£19.8m
2City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council2£193k
3Birmingham City Council1£5.6m
4Luton Borough Council1£820k
5London Borough of Islington1£742k
6Southampton City Council1£695k
7Hertfordshire County Council1£521k
8West Dunbartonshire Council1£481k
9Aberdeen City Council1£260k
10NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board1£130k

52 multiple disadvantage contracts awarded since 2021

  1. 112021
  2. 72022
  3. 42023
  4. 112024
  5. 102025
  6. 92026 so far
Prices

Half of multiple disadvantage contracts are worth less than £149k

CouncilsNHS and health
£10k£100k£1m£10mMedian £149k
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The 10 biggest multiple disadvantage contracts

  1. Nottingham City CouncilFramework Housing Association · 17 Dec 2024£9.9m
  2. Nottingham City CouncilFramework Housing Association, Nottingham Community and Voluntary Service · 17 Dec 2024£9.9m
  3. Birmingham City CouncilGreenSquareAccord, Sanctuary Housing Association, St Basils, Cranstoun, Trident Reach the People Charity, Claremont Living, Birmingham and Solihull Women's Aid, Citizens Advice Mid Mercia, Spring Housing Association, Birmingham Crisis Centre, YMCA Heart of England · 5 Nov 2024£5.6m
  4. Luton Borough CouncilPenrose Options · 9 Jan 2025£820k
  5. London Borough of IslingtonSingle Homeless Project · 23 Sep 2026£742k
  6. Southampton City CouncilChange Grow Live · 1 Apr 2025£695k
  7. Hertfordshire County CouncilHertfordshire Mind Network · 19 Sep 2025£521k
  8. West Dunbartonshire CouncilTurning Point Scotland · 26 Mar 2025£481k
  9. Aberdeen City CouncilAlcohol and Drugs Action · 16 Apr 2026£260k
  10. City of Bradford Metropolitan District CouncilThe Bridge Project · 23 Dec 2025£149k
Renewing contracts

6 multiple disadvantage contracts come up for renewal in the next 12 months

5 in the next 6 months. The 3 ending soonest are shown in full.

Ends Mar 2027

Mental Health Outreach Support for Complex Needs Housing - Multidisciplinary Team

Hertfordshire County Council · East of England · 6-month contract
Held by Hertfordshire Mind Network
£521k
Ends Mar 2027

NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB - Rough Sleepers Mental Health and Wellbeing Service - East Riding

NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board · Yorkshire and the Humber · 2-year contract
Held by Hull and East Yorkshire Mind
£130k
Ends Mar 2027

Peer Navigation Service

West Sussex County Council · South East · 1-year contract
Held by Emerging Futures CIC
£111k
Multiple disadvantage contract for a councilNorth EastUnder £100kEnds Mar 2027
Multiple disadvantage contract for a councilLondon£100k to £1mEnds Mar 2027
Multiple disadvantage contract for an NHS bodyWales£100k to £1mEnds May 2027
Where and when

The East Midlands awards the most multiple disadvantage contracts

Contracts by region and by month awarded. Click a region to filter the page.

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The regions as a table
RegionOpen nowContractsValueTypical contractWon the mostBought the mostRenewing in 12 months
East Midlands04£19.8m£5mFramework Housing Association (2)Nottingham City Council (3)0
Yorkshire and the Humber03£323k£130kThe Bridge Project (2)City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (2)1
South East03£905k£111k––1
North East02£173k–––1
East of England02£1.3m–––1
London12£742k–––1
Scotland02£741k–––0
West Midlands01£5.6m–––0
South West11Not published–––0
Wales01£121k–––1
North West10Not published–––0
Northern Ireland00Not published–––0
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Key findings
  • £75k a month

    of multiple disadvantage contracts awarded.

    Typical contract £100k x 0.8 contracts a month, last 12 months.
  • 5

    multiple disadvantage contracts come up for renewal in the next 6 months.

    Recurring contracts with a named supplier and a published end date before 5 May 2027.
  • 3

    frameworks and DPSs are running for multiple disadvantage work.

    0 open to join now.
  • 54%

    of multiple disadvantage contracts are won by SMEs.

    As recorded by the buyer, on 13 award notices.

How many multiple disadvantage tenders and contracts are there?

Since November 2021Last 12 months
Notices published14660
Contracts awarded4810

7 multiple disadvantage contracts and frameworks end in the next 12 months, 6 of them recurring services. In the last two years, 18 buyers awarded multiple disadvantage contracts to 30 suppliers.

Source: Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, Public Contracts Scotland, Sell2Wales and eTendersNI, to 4 November 2026. By Seamus White. How we count

Questions

How many multiple disadvantage contracts does the UK public sector award?

21 in the 2 years to 4 November 2026, from 18 public buyers.

How much is a typical public sector multiple disadvantage contract worth?

The median is £149k, and 53% are worth less than £250k.

Which buyers award the most multiple disadvantage contracts?

Councils award 86% of them.

Which part of the UK awards the most multiple disadvantage contracts?

The East Midlands: 4 of 21 in the 2 years to 4 November 2026, then Yorkshire and the Humber (3) and the South East (3).

How many multiple disadvantage contracts come up for renewal in the next 12 months?

6 contracts end and are likely to be re-let, the first on 30 March 2027. Another 1 ending is one-off work.

Are there frameworks or DPSs for multiple disadvantage work that are open to join?

3 frameworks and DPSs for multiple disadvantage work are running. None are open to join now.

What is included

Assertive, persistent support for homeless adults facing several of homelessness, addiction, mental ill health and offending at once, coordinating help across services.

  • Assertive community outreach for adults with multiple disadvantage
  • Complex needs workers for chaotic rough sleepers
  • Complex needs navigators
  • Complex needs case coordination and brokerage across domestic abuse, mental health and substance misuse

What is not included

  • General rough sleeping outreach (see Rough sleeping outreach and navigators)
  • Housing First (see Housing First)
  • Drug and alcohol treatment (another industry: healthcare)