Provision of Employability Services in Inverclyde

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£2,931,936

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  • Adult and other education services
  • Provision of services to the community

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  • contract

Published

6 months ago

Description

Inverclyde Council are inviting Tenders for the service provision of one Lot or more than one Lot for Employability Services
	Lot 1: Vocational Training & Personal Development
	Lot 2: Addressing Health Barriers to Employment
	Lot 3: Supported Employment & Employer Engagement
	Lot 4: Environmental Employment Programme
	Lot 5: Financial Advice and Support

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Inverclyde Council

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+44 147571712634

+44 1475724038

+44 7889456308

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