Selective Care Match

Care tender writing in Yorkshire and the Humber

We write care tenders for CQC and Ofsted registered providers across Yorkshire and the Humber, from Leeds and Sheffield to Bradford, Hull and North Yorkshire. We work remotely, run a free eligibility check before you pay, charge £795 for your first tender, and only take bids we believe you can win. Our win rate is 96 percent.

Care commissioning in Yorkshire and the Humber

Yorkshire and the Humber spans dense cities and very large rural counties, and care commissioning reflects that split. Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford and Kirklees run substantial home care and supported living frameworks, while North Yorkshire Council, now a single unitary covering a huge area, and the Humber authorities of Hull and East Riding buy across long distances where rural cover affects pricing and scoring. The 2023 local government reorganisation in North Yorkshire changed how that patch contracts, and some providers are still adjusting.

Three integrated care boards cover the region and shape joint commissioning, especially for older people's care, continuing healthcare and discharge to assess. An approach that wins in Leeds will read very differently to what North Yorkshire or Hull want to see. We know these buyers and write each tender to match the lot structure, rate card and quality questions of the specific council or ICB.

Councils we write bids for in Yorkshire and the Humber

  • Leeds City Council
  • Sheffield City Council
  • Bradford Metropolitan District Council
  • Kirklees Council
  • City of Wakefield Council
  • North Yorkshire Council
  • Hull City Council
  • East Riding of Yorkshire Council

NHS integrated care boards (ICBs)

  • NHS West Yorkshire ICB
  • NHS South Yorkshire ICB
  • NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB

NHS and continuing healthcare work in Yorkshire and the Humber is commissioned through these ICBs.

Yorkshire and the Humber: common questions

Which Yorkshire and Humber councils commission care?

Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Kirklees and Wakefield in the urban areas, plus North Yorkshire Council, Hull and East Riding, among others. Each runs its own frameworks and approved provider lists for home care, supported living and residential placements.

How did the North Yorkshire reorganisation affect tenders?

In 2023 the district councils and county council merged into a single North Yorkshire Council, which now contracts across a very large area. That changed lot structures and timelines, so bids need to reflect how the new unitary buys care rather than the old district approach.

Do you work with providers across the whole region?

Yes. We work remotely with providers in West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and the Humber. The regional advantage is knowing how each council and the three ICBs score, not having a local office.

Bidding for a Yorkshire and the Humber contract?

Send it over and we'll tell you free whether you'd qualify, before you spend a penny. £795 for your first tender.