Multidisciplinary recruitment Framework for Temporary and Permanent staff - AWARD

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£0

Classifications

  • Recruitment services

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  • award

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

Historic England is wishing to set up a multidisciplinary framework in order to deliver its recruitment needs.
      
      The framework will run for 3 years with a potential 1-year extension, depending on requirement, performance and budget. 
      
      The Framework will be broken down in to Lots as per the below:
      
      Lot 1 - Executive or Senior Level appointments - perm/fixed team - no temp
      Lot 2 - Specialist - Niche or hard to fill skill set - perm/fixed term - may be temp.
      Lot 3 -Back office short term recruitment (Temp, Temp to Perm or Perm). 
      
      As with all frameworks, being awarded a place on it does not guarantee all or any of the work available; but the overarching agreement sets out rates and agreed terms which will operate when a 'call off contract' is placed
      
      Suppliers are invited to bid for one or more lots; however, where bidding for multiple lots, should provide assurance of how they will manage the demand and ensure a constant and reliable supply and support to Historic England.

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Procurement HE

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0370 333 0607

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