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Opportunity overview
The London Borough of Bromley and the Southeast London Integrated Commissioning Board (SELICB) will be undertaking the recommissioning of the Dementia Post Diagnosis Support Service (Dementia Hub).
It is a comprehensive support service for people who have been diagnosed with Dementia, their Carers and the professionals who support them.
The Service aim is to improve health and wellbeing, reduce and/or delay the need for costly or intensive services by delivering support in the community. The Dementia Post Diagnosis Support Service is an established pathway from the point of diagnosis to the point when a person becomes eligible for statutory services.
The Service is jointly commissioned by the Council and SELICB. The Council intends to tender for a new service contract which will be for a period of 5 years with the option to extend for a further period of up to two years commencing on 1 July 2027.
The Council and SELICB will be holding a providers’ engagement event on 2nd November 2026 from 10:30 to 11:30 AM via MS Teams. The aim of the event is to engage with current and potential delivery providers and inform them of the Council’s Commissioning approach and shape the service delivery model.
Classification
CPV85100000 — Health services
CPV85300000 — Social work and related services
Lots
Lot 1Value not stated
Documents and notices
Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a TenderOpen source ↗
Published notice details
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The London Borough of Bromley and the Southeast London Integrated Commissioning Board (SELICB) will be undertaking the recommissioning of the Dementia Post Diagnosis Support Service (Dementia Hub).
It is a comprehensive support service for people who have been diagnosed with Dementia, their Carers and the professionals who support them.
The Service aim is to improve health and wellbeing, reduce and/or delay the need for costly or intensive services by delivering support in the community. The Dementia Post Diagnosis Support Service is an established pathway from the point of diagnosis to the point when a person becomes eligible for statutory services.
The Service is jointly commissioned by the Council and SELICB. The Council intends to tender for a new service contract which will be for a period of 5 years with the option to extend for a further period of up to two years commencing on 1 July 2027.
The Council and SELICB will be holding a providers’ engagement event on 2nd November 2026 from 10:30 to 11:30 AM via MS Teams.
The aim of the event is to engage with current and potential delivery providers and inform them of the Council’s Commissioning approach and shape the service delivery model.
Providers interested in attending the event will need to download and complete the registration form located on the London Tenders Portal, (www.londontenders.org) reference number DN832047 and return the form as instructed on the portal.
Due
29 Oct 2026, 23:59
Status
scheduled
Documents
Entry 1
Id
094674-2026
Document Type
marketEngagementNotice
Notice Type
UK2
Description
Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender
1 published notice version reviewed by ProcuraAxis.
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094674-2026Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender ·
PROCURAAXIS ANALYSIS
ProcuraAxis Analysis
Our approved analysis of the opportunity appears below the official tender information.
ANALYSIS PREVIEW
Opportunity intelligence at a glance
Early-stage market engagement for a planned jointly commissioned dementia post-diagnosis support service (Dementia Hub) in Bromley. The future service is intended to support people diagnosed with dementia, their carers and supporting professionals, from diagnosis until statutory-service eligibility.
Who this may suit
Potential fit for providers of community dementia support, carer support, health and wellbeing services, and related social care pathways. This is not yet an open competition; supplier selection and tender requirements are unknown.
Key points identified
Service scopeDeliver a comprehensive dementia post-diagnosis support service (Dementia Hub) for people diagnosed with dementia, carers and supporting professionals.Evidence: “It is a comprehensive support service for people who have been diagnosed with Dementia, their Carers and the professionals who support them.”
Service objectiveImprove health and wellbeing and reduce or delay the need for costly or intensive services through community support.Evidence: “The Service aim is to improve health and wellbeing, reduce and/or delay the need for costly or intensive services by delivering support in the community.”
Pathway coverageSupport is intended from diagnosis until the person becomes eligible for statutory services.Evidence: “The Dementia Post Diagnosis Support Service is an established pathway from the point of diagnosis to the point when a person becomes eligible for statutory services.”
95% approved-analysis confidence7 supplier criteria identified3 risks or unknowns
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Early-stage market engagement for a planned jointly commissioned dementia post-diagnosis support service (Dementia Hub) in Bromley. The future service is intended to support people diagnosed with dementia, their carers and supporting professionals, from diagnosis until statutory-service eligibility.
Who this may suit
Potential fit for providers of community dementia support, carer support, health and wellbeing services, and related social care pathways. This is not yet an open competition; supplier selection and tender requirements are unknown.
Key deliverables
Community-based post-diagnosis dementia support
Support for people diagnosed with dementia
Support for carers and professionals
Help to improve wellbeing and delay or reduce need for intensive services
Support across the pathway from diagnosis to statutory-service eligibility
SUPPLIER REQUIREMENTS
7 criteria identified
Service scope
98% confidence
Deliver a comprehensive dementia post-diagnosis support service (Dementia Hub) for people diagnosed with dementia, carers and supporting professionals.
View supporting evidence
“It is a comprehensive support service for people who have been diagnosed with Dementia, their Carers and the professionals who support them.”
Service objective
98% confidence
Improve health and wellbeing and reduce or delay the need for costly or intensive services through community support.
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“The Service aim is to improve health and wellbeing, reduce and/or delay the need for costly or intensive services by delivering support in the community.”
Pathway coverage
97% confidence
Support is intended from diagnosis until the person becomes eligible for statutory services.
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“The Dementia Post Diagnosis Support Service is an established pathway from the point of diagnosis to the point when a person becomes eligible for statutory services.”
Supplier requirements
99% confidence
Unknown at market-engagement stage.
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No selection, technical, financial, insurance or staffing requirements are stated in the supplied notice.
Supplier eligibility criteria
99% confidence
Unknown.
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The supplied preliminary market engagement notice does not state eligibility, exclusion or participation criteria.
SME suitability
99% confidence
Unknown.
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The opportunity data states suitable_for_sme as null.
VCSE suitability
99% confidence
Unknown.
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The opportunity data states suitable_for_vcse as null.
COMMERCIAL AND DELIVERY
Contract intelligence
Commercial
Estimated value
90% confidence
Up to £3,430,000.
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Opportunity value_max is 3430000 GBP.
Proposed contract term
98% confidence
5 years, with an option to extend by up to 2 further years.
View supporting evidence
“The Council intends to tender for a new service contract which will be for a period of 5 years with the option to extend for a further period of up to two years”
Contract commencement
96% confidence
Intended to commence 1 July 2027.
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“commencing on 1 July 2027.”
Pricing and payment terms
99% confidence
Unknown.
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No pricing schedule, payment mechanism or indexation terms are stated.
Delivery
Delivery area
86% confidence
Bromley (UKI61).
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The supplied opportunity lists delivery location region UKI61 and buyer location Bromley.
Delivery model
97% confidence
Community-based support.
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“by delivering support in the community.”
Service users
98% confidence
People diagnosed with dementia, their carers, and professionals who support them.
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“people who have been diagnosed with Dementia, their Carers and the professionals who support them.”
PROCEDURE
How to respond
Opportunity status
99% confidence
Upcoming early-stage planned procurement; bidding is not stated to be open.
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Display status is “upcoming”; stage and source status are “planning”; notice type is “Preliminary market engagement notice on Find a Tender”.
Market engagement event
99% confidence
2 November 2026, 10:30–11:30, via MS Teams.
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“The Council and SELICB will be holding a providers’ engagement event on 2nd November 2026 from 10:30 to 11:30 AM via MS Teams.”
Engagement purpose
98% confidence
To engage current and potential providers, explain the commissioning approach and shape the delivery model.
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“The aim of the event is to engage with current and potential delivery providers and inform them of the Council’s Commissioning approach and shape the service delivery model.”
Future procurement route and tender timetable
99% confidence
Unknown.
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The Council states only that it “intends to tender”; no route, publication date or submission deadline is supplied.
RISKS AND UNKNOWNS
Points requiring attention
Early-stage scope risk
98% confidence
The commissioning approach and delivery model are still being shaped through provider engagement.
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The event aims to “shape the service delivery model.”
Procurement timing risk
99% confidence
The future tender route, publication date and bid deadline are unknown.
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The notice is a planning-stage preliminary market engagement notice and gives no tender timetable.
Commercial risk
97% confidence
The basis of the stated estimated value and detailed commercial terms are unknown.
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Only a maximum opportunity value is supplied; no pricing or payment details are stated.
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