Specialist Education Framework Phase 1 – Independent Non-Maintained Special Schools Lots 1 and 2

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Value

£807,000,000

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  • Education and training services

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  • contract

Published

3 months ago

Description

This is a new competitive procurement using a open procedure conducted in accordance
with the light touch regime of the Public Procurement 2015 Regulations.
Nottinghamshire County Council (‘the Council’) are running an open tender process to
establish a new framework under which the Council are looking to commission Independent
non-maintained special schools (INMSS) and Post-16 (where the provision is delivered in
house by the school) for the provision of specialist school placements for pupils who are not
attending mainstream or maintained schools and who have an Education Health Care (EHC)
Plan.
The establishment of a framework agreement for INMSS is the first phase of the
recommissioning of the Specialist Education provision for the Council as set out in the Vision
document. Ultimately the framework will be extended to include Alternative Education
Provision and Post-16 institutions (e.g., further education colleges that are not part of the
INMSS), that will be the second/third phases of the recommissioning project and new
procurement processes will be run at later dates which are yet to be decided.
The new framework will replace the current Independent / non-maintained special schools
Approved Provider List for Nottinghamshire (NAPL).

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