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Nottingham City Council: £14.3m temporary accommodation funding points to re-procurement

Nottingham City Council approved continued funding for temporary accommodation and housing-related support services through to 2029. The meeting also said homelessness services will be reviewed this year, ready for re-procurement next year.

Nottingham City Council · East Midlands · 21 July 2026

UpcomingBudget approved
Estimated value
£14.3m
Route to market
Re-procurement
Timing
Review this year; re-procurement next year

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This report seeks approval for the continued funding of temporary accommodation housing related support services due to 2029.
Nottingham City Council · "Funding, Housing and IT" committee

Also said in the meeting

The recommendations for the board was to cure £14.3 million for temporary accommodation services over the next few years.
This will give us the opportunity to review the homelessness services throughout this year ready for reprocurement next year.

What we know

  • Nottingham City Council approved continued funding for temporary accommodation and housing-related support services through to 2029.
  • The meeting referred to £14.3 million for temporary accommodation services over the next few years.
  • Homelessness services will be reviewed this year ahead of re-procurement next year.

How this opportunity developed

First public mention — no earlier discussion found in this council’s meetings.

  1. 21 July 2026 · Confirmed
    Funding, Housing and IT

    This notice — the confirming discussion.

Why this is a signal, not noise

This is a strong signal because the meeting gives an explicit funding value and says services will be reviewed this year and taken to re-procurement next year.

Tags

Nottingham City Counciltemporary accommodationhomelessnessre-procurementhousing support

Source

Funding, Housing and IT, 21 July 2026

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