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Elderly Care — Public Tenders

Publicly procured elderly care covers open elderly support services, day care, supervised group programmes, meals-on-wheels and low-threshold care services. Municipalities and rural districts award these services to non-profit providers and private companies. Demographic change is steadily increasing demand for professional care services.

Typical tenders in elderly care

  • Operation of day care facilities for a municipality
  • Meals-on-wheels service for senior citizens in a rural district
  • Low-threshold care and respite services under section 45a SGB XI (German Social Code, Book XI)
  • Operation of a senior community centre with activation programme
  • Everyday-life support and household assistance for senior citizens
  • Social counselling and elderly advisory services on behalf of a city

Relevant CPV codes

Challenges in finding tenders

Elderly care sits at the interface between social law and public procurement law. Many services are funded via the social-law triangular relationship rather than tendered in the classical sense. However, municipalities are increasingly procuring care services competitively, particularly meals services and day-care places.

The diversity of service types and funding routes (SGB XI, SGB XII, municipal funds) makes systematic market intelligence considerably more difficult.

How BOND helps with elderly care tenders

  • Social procurement filter captures both classic tenders and procedures under social law
  • Service-type categorisation distinguishes between care, support and meals services
  • Municipal monitoring tracks the procurement practice of social welfare offices and care advisory centres
  • Demographics-based alerts highlight regions with rising demand
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