Lifeways SIL Limited

Large enterpriseUK · WarringtonCompany No. 06530286

Lifeways SIL Limited is a UK limited company, based in Warrington, incorporated in 2008. Has won 24 UK public-sector contracts worth £309.4m across 11 buyers, primarily City & County of Swansea.

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Active contracts

no new awards in 30d

Contracted (12m)

£300.0m

new

Framework headroom (12m)

—

▼ 100% vs prior 12m

Public buyers

stable this month

Top buyer share

97%

City & County of Swansea

Buyer concentration

Each block sized by share of total award value. A dominant block signals dependency on one buyer.

Severe concentration. Top buyer alone = 97% of revenue.

City & County of Swansea

£300.0m

97%

Borough Council of Calderdale

£5.8m

Lancashire County Council

£2.0m

Blackpool Council

£1.5m

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

£62k

Contracts won · 24 total · 19 active · 2 expired

Every contract award published under the Procurement Act.

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Title	Buyer	Award type	Value	Awarded	Status
Award of Framework Agreement for the Provision of Tenancy based Care and Support (Supported Living) for People with Mental Health Needs	City & County of Swansea	Shared contract	£100.0m lot total · 22 suppliers	17 Mar 2026	pending
Award of Framework Agreement for the Provision of Tenancy based Care and Support (Supported Living) for People with Mental Health Needs	City & County of Swansea	Shared contract	£100.0m lot total · 13 suppliers	17 Mar 2026	pending
Award of Framework Agreement for the Provision of Tenancy based Care and Support (Supported Living) for People with Mental Health Needs	City & County of Swansea	Shared contract	£100.0m lot total · 19 suppliers	17 Mar 2026	pending
Supported Living Approved Provider List	Borough Council of Calderdale	Shared contract	£5.8m lot total · 21 suppliers	06 Apr 2023	active
Framework Agreement for the Supply of Mental Health Rehabilitation Services in Support Housing, Residential Home and Nursing Home Settings, in Lancashire, Blackburn with Darwen and Blackpool - RFQ 15166743	Lancashire County Council	Framework call off	£2.0m ceiling · ~£111k share (÷18)	13 Nov 2017	expired
Mental Health Rehabilitation and Support Service	Blackpool Council	Framework call off	£1.5m ceiling · ~£1.5m share	02 Apr 2025	active
Discharge to Assess Support at Eldon Lodge	City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council	Direct contract	£62k	01 Apr 2022	expired
Inclusive Lives Framework Agreement: Part 1: Supported Living	Southampton City Council	Framework call off	— ceiling · ~— share (÷50)	04 Nov 2024	active
Care in the Community Pseudo Dynamic Purchasing System	Peterborough City Council	Shared contract	— lot total · 21 suppliers	—	active
Mental Health Supported Living Flexible Procurement Agreement	Newcastle City Council	Direct contract	—	—	active
Mental Health Rehabilitation and Support Service	Blackpool Council	Direct contract	—	—	active
NHS CWICB Non-Framework Supported Living Contract 2024-25	NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB	Direct contract	—	—	active
Adult Community Support and Enablement Service Framework	Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council	Direct contract	—	—	active
Adult Community Support and Enablement Service Framework	Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council	Direct contract	—	—	active
Adult Community Support and Enablement Service Framework	Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council	Direct contract	—	—	active

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Lifeways SIL Limited

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Contracts won · 24 total · 19 active · 2 expired

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