Hackney Procurement Board
Hackney Procurement Board is currently focused on awarding contracts to address electrical safety backlogs.
The Hackney Procurement Board approved a £2.2 million contract in May 2026 to address a backlog of approximately 15,000 electrical safety tests in residents' homes, a commitment made to the Housing Regulator. This contract with Supplier A runs for an initial year with an option for extension.
The board, which approves contract awards and procurement decisions for Hackney Council, previously approved the commencement of a tender for substance misuse services in September 2025. This aimed to establish frameworks for healthcare and non-healthcare services to boost treatment access. No further meetings are currently scheduled for the board.
Key facts
- The Hackney Procurement Board approved a £2.2 million contract for electrical safety tests in May 2026. Source 1 Source 2
- The electrical safety contract aims to clear a backlog of around 15,000 inspections. Source 1 Source 2
- The electrical safety contract was awarded to Supplier A. Source 1 Source 2
- The board approved the commencement of a tender for substance misuse services in September 2025. Source
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