C0120a London Councils London Leadership Programme - Development, Management and Facilitation

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£120,000

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  • Specialist training services

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4 years ago

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4 years ago

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Invitation To Tender (C0120a): London Leadership Programme - Development, Management and Facilitation

London Councils represents London's 32 borough councils and the City of London. London Councils makes the case to government, the Mayor and others to get the best deal for Londoners and to ensure that member authorities have the resources, freedoms and powers to do the best possible job for their residents and local businesses.

The London Leadership Programme (LLP) is a focused development programme to help develop professional leaders in, and across, London. The LLP has been running since the autumn of 2017. On behalf of the LLP Board London Councils is now seeking to procure the development and delivery of two further cohorts of the LLP cohorts in the period up to 2023 (one cohort in 2021/22 and another cohort in 2022/23). In addition, the Board is seeking a bespoke development package for Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority participants and the continued development of an alumni network. Bidders should have a track record of high-quality programme facilitation as well as experience of working in and with local government and the issues it, the wider public sector and global cities face.

The contract for this commission will be with London Councils on behalf of the LLP Board.

Bidders should see the rest of this notice and the ITT and other Tender documents for full details on how to apply.

Please send submissions to [email protected] quoting reference C0120a to arrive by 12 noon, Friday 27 November 2020.

Additional information: The given contract value of £120K is the lower end of the price range we are expecting for this contract. Bids may be submitted at higher or lower costs than this value but should be clearly costed as per the tender instructions.

Queries should be submitted as instructed to the contact provided in the ITT document. Responses to queries will be collated and the query log will be uploaded here within 1 working day where possible. Bidders should check back regularly to see if additions have been made to the query log since they last checked. Queries should be submitted before Friday 20 November.

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26.11.2020 - 5pm: A query log has been uploaded. No further queries will be answered.

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26.11.2020 - 6pm. *New version of ITT submission form uploaded.* It has been brought to our attention that the ITT Submission form contained track changes. Whilst not reflective of the high standards London Councils holds itself to, the changes do not materially affect the bid criteria and bidders should use the version uploaded on the 26th if they are able to, but we will accept the previous version. We apologise for any confusion this error has caused bidders and hope that this does not prevent you from bidding for future opportunities.

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LONDON COUNCILS

A joint committee established under section 101 and 103 of the Local Government Act

Sima Maqbool

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