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The City of London Corporation is currently managing delays in procuring a new pan-London online sexual health service contract.

Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a 12-month extension for the pan-London online sexual health service in September 2026, with an option for a further year, due to delays in the procurement of a new nine-year contract. The City of London Corporation is leading this procurement process on behalf of participating London boroughs, having previously negotiated competitive rates for 31 other boroughs.

The procurement for the new nine-year contract for the pan-London online sexual health service, led by the City of London Corporation, is facing delays. This has led councils like Haringey to extend their current service provision. Newham Council's Officer Key Decision meeting in August 2026 was scheduled to discuss the extension of the SHL Sexual Health 'E-Service'.

The City of London Corporation acts as the lead authority for the Pan-London Online Sexual Health Service, procuring services on behalf of multiple London boroughs. Councils including Islington, Havering, and Hammersmith and Fulham approved participation in this multi-borough procurement process in 2025.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a 12-month extension for the pan-London online sexual health service in September 2026. Source
  2. The procurement for a new nine-year contract for the pan-London online sexual health service, led by the City of London, faces delays. Source
  3. Islington Council approved the City of London's London Sexual Health Programme to manage the pan-London sexual health e-service in September 2025. Source
  4. Havering Council approved participation in the multi-borough procurement process for online sexual health services, led by the City of London Corporation, in August 2025. Source
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