Employability Services

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Value

£80,000,000

Classifications

  • Job search services
  • Equal opportunities consultancy services
  • General public services
  • Benefit services
  • Career guidance services
  • Education and training services
  • Technical and vocational secondary education services
  • Adult and other education services
  • E-learning services
  • Specialist training services
  • Vocational training services
  • Industrial training services
  • Technical training services
  • Management training services
  • Computer-user familiarisation and training services
  • Computer training services
  • Personal development training services
  • Guidance services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

6 months from now

Published

3 years ago

Description

This Contract Notice is in relation to the established national Flexible Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the provision of Employability Services (0222). This notice is to be used for new candidates to join the established DPS and will be continuously open throughout the lifetime of the DPS. This DPS reflects the principles set out in Regulation 76 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 for the purpose of awarding contracts for social and other specific services, and applies the procedures set out in Regulation 35 (Dynamic Purchasing Systems) with variations.
The services to be provided include those relating to the No One Left Behind (NOLB) strategy. NOLB is a programme of transformation which aims to change the employability system in Scotland to make it more adaptable, responsive and person-centred.
The scope of services covered under the DPS include, but are not limited to:
- Employability Services including provision of pre-employment and work related education;
- Skills development;
- Training opportunities; and
- Other related support for people of all ages who are unemployed, further from the labour market to support them to move towards and into work.
There will also be support to help those who are low skilled and on low income to progress in employment.
Please note, providers already awarded to the established DPS need not re-apply.

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