Sexual Health
Haringey Council extended its online sexual health service in September 2026 as a new pan-London contract faces procurement delays.
Haringey Council's Cabinet approved extending its online sexual health service for 12 months in September 2026, with an option for a further year. This decision ensures continued access to support while procurement for a new nine-year pan-London contract, led by the City of London for participating boroughs, faces delays. The original tender for this service was initiated through an EU tender.
The topic of sexual health encompasses services related to sexual and reproductive well-being, including prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections. The current procurement delays mean that the City of London continues to lead the process for a new contract, which will affect 31 other London boroughs.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's Cabinet approved extending its online sexual health service for 12 months in September 2026. Source
- The extension includes an option for a further year-long extension. Source
- The decision was made on 15 September 2026. Source
- Procurement for a new nine-year contract for the service faces delays. Source
- The City of London is leading the procurement process for 31 other London boroughs. Source
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