Haringey Council's Cabinet
Haringey Council's Cabinet recently extended its online sexual health service due to procurement delays for a new contract.
Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a 12-month extension for its pan-London online sexual health service in September 2026, with an option for a further year-long extension. This decision was made because the procurement process for a new nine-year contract is facing delays. The City of London is managing this procurement for several London boroughs.
The extension ensures residents can continue to access vital support while the new contract is being finalised. The City of London previously negotiated competitive rates for 31 other London boroughs under the original tender. The procurement was initiated through an EU tender on behalf of Councils in the London Sexual Health.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a 12-month extension for its online sexual health service in September 2026. Source
- The extension includes an option for a further year-long extension. Source
- The decision was made due to delays in procuring a new nine-year contract. Source
- The City of London is leading the procurement process for the new contract. Source
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