HCC Feb 2022 - The Provision of Adult and Community Learning Services - AWARD

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  • Adult and other education services

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  • award

Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

Hertfordshire County  Council (the Council or HCC) went out to tender for the establishment of a Framework Agreement with a number of Subcontractors to provide a range of adult and community learning opportunities to target groups within the population of Hertfordshire.
      
      FTS Notice - 2022/S 000-004321
      
      This Framework Agreement has been awarded to the following providers -
      
      Adult Training Network Ltd 
      ASCEND 
      Communities 1st 
      Community Learning Partnership Ltd 
      Create Community Network CIC 
      CVS Broxbourne and East Herts 
      Dacorum Council for Voluntary Service 
      Groundwork Hertfordshire 
      Hertfordshire Care Providers Association 
      Herts Mind Network Ltd 
      Oaklands College 
      SPS Training 
      SSG Services (Est 2003) Limited 
      The Camden Society 
      Waterside Consultancy Hertfordshire Limited 
      Watford Women's Centre 
      West Herts College

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Hertfordshire County Council - Adult Care Services

Helen Robinson (HCC)

[email protected]

7812233041

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