Asylum Seeker Hotel Tenders and Contracts

Search live and awarded notices for the regional accommodation contracts and Home Office contingency call-offs that cover hotel and dispersed housing for asylum seekers, or move earlier by reading a council's own board papers and budget documents on Stotles before a notice is published. Platform-wide, 5,226 tenders are open right now across 100+ portals. On this topic specifically the record is almost entirely awards.

The Home Office runs the national contracts: the regional Asylum Accommodation and Support Services Contracts (AASC) and separate contingency accommodation arrangements used to book hotels directly when dispersed housing runs short. Local councils buy underneath this layer, commissioning dispersal support and casework for people once they are already housed, rather than the accommodation itself.

Awarded, almost entirely. Of the 64 notices matching this page's filter, 34 are awarded contracts and 11 sit at pre-tender or early planning. There are no open tenders on record right now, which fits a market built around a small number of long regional contracts rather than a steady flow of fresh notices. Platform-wide, 2,178 award notices were published in the last seven days.

Coding is mixed across this cluster. The core codes are 98341000 (Accommodation services), which returns 33 notices alongside this page's keyword filter, 55250000 (Letting services of short-stay furnished accommodation), which returns 28, and 70300000 (Real estate agency services on a fee or contract basis), which returns 26, with 55110000 (Hotel accommodation services) turning up on the contingency hotel call-offs specifically (3 notices). That last code is thin on its own, so this page filters on keywords rather than CPV.

The national AASC regional contracts and Home Office contingency accommodation call-offs that place people directly, plus the council contracts for dispersal support, casework and community coordination that sit around housed asylum seekers. Broader refugee integration, employment and settlement work once someone has been granted status is a separate market with its own buying route, covered on a dedicated refugee tenders page. General Home Office procurement, from Border Force to casework systems, is covered separately too.