Harrow plans £7m-£8m Ewart House care retender
Harrow London Borough Council is preparing a competitive procurement for a new onsite care and wellbeing provider at Ewart House, an extra care housing scheme for adults aged 55+ with long-term needs. The current provider is withdrawing from the regulated care market, and the new contract is expected to start on 1 April 2027.
Harrow London Borough Council · London · 9 July 2026
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This report outlines plans to commission and procure a new contracted provider for the delivery of onsite care and well being services at Ewart House.
Also said in the meeting
“This provider is withdrawing from the regulated care market and had requested an early end to this contract.”
“The estimated value of this contract is between 7 and 8 million over the potential seven-year term of the contract. The new contract will commence on the 1st of April 2027.”
What we know
- Ewart House is an extra care housing scheme for adults aged 55 and over with long-term needs and conditions.
- Harrow will commission a new provider for onsite care and wellbeing services.
- The contract is estimated at £7m-£8m over up to seven years, with a start date of 1 April 2027.
Why this is a signal, not noise
The meeting gives both a contract value and a clear procurement route/timetable, making this a direct bid opportunity rather than an abstract budget signal.
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How a supplier could follow up
- Track Harrow's procurement notices and tender portal for the ITT linked to Ewart House.
- Prepare an extra care housing care-and-wellbeing bid, including regulated care delivery capability and mobilisation from 1 April 2027.
- Map likely TUPE, staffing, and continuity-of-care issues early, as the current provider is exiting the regulated market.
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