TPXIMPACT LIMITED

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TPXIMPACT LIMITED

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https://www.tpximpact.com/

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20 St Thomas Street, Runway East (Second Floor)

London
SE1 9RG
United Kingdom

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Contracts awarded to TPXIMPACT LIMITED

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Published 1 week ago

MHCLG Digital Planning Multi-Disciplinary Partner

The provision of multi-disciplinary services and specialists to support the Digital Planning Programme in delivering digital planning outcomes. This contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes.

£19,000,000 Bids close: 2 months ago
Award

Published 1 month ago

DDaT Multidisciplinary Support Partner

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DMCS) requires a supplier to supplement in-house teams with additional resourcing, provide capacity and capability in live implementation phases and deliver successful outcomes.

£3,300,000 Bids close: 4 months ago
Award

Published 3 months ago

Consultancy and Advisory Services for Health

NHS Shared Business Services act in an Agency capacity for and on behalf of its customers (Approved Organisations) - existing and new. These comprise of NHS and Social Care organisations (whether acting individually, or on behalf of, or together as members of any consortia) along with any other public or private sector bodies which NHS SBS authorises to use the resulting Framework/Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). NHS Shared Business Services Limited (NHS SBS) has put in place a Framework Agreement for the provision of Consultancy and Advisory Services for Health and related Services for Healthcare to be used by NHS SBS Approved Organisations. https://www.sbs.nhs.uk/services/framework-agreements-categories/ The framework includes; Lot 1 - Business, Leadership, Management, Governance, Structure & Strategy Lot 2 - Integrated Care, Healthcare & Community care Lot 3 - Commercialisation, Innovation & Transformation Lot 4 - Communications, Engagement & Research Lot 5 - IT Business Consultancy Lot 6 - Finance and Procurement Lot 7 - HR and Employment, Skills, and Training Lot 8 - Disease Outbreaks - Endemics, Epidemics and Pandemics Lot 9 - Social Value, Sustainability, and Carbon Neutrality Lot 10 - Property

£500,000,000 Bids close: 1 year ago
Award

Published 3 months ago

T23/0112Culture Connect Data Observatory

The Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Creative Communities programme is a £1.5 million UK Research & Innovation (UKRI) investment that aims to capture new understanding of how culture can address regional inequality and help level up the UK. We are working with academic, third and private sector partners to identify and profile examples of good practice and innovations in partnership working and to explore the potential for AHRC research to help build creative communities of the future across all nations of the UK. Our audiences include policy makers and government audiences of all scales, third sector workers, communities, academics and researchers, and others. We are inviting bids to co-develop and pilot a new open access data observatory for culture in the North of Tyne Combined Authority (NoTCA); the biggest geographic devolved area in England from May 2024. The pilot will bring communities, cultural organisations and venues, the devolved authority (as well as its 12 member councils) and national government closer together to better understand the cultural footprint of public users as they move across the cultural offerings of the devolved region. It aims to upskill users to achieve a new awareness and agency of their data and digital footprint through an integrated cross-sector approach to sustainable digital literacy and co-creation within a city region. The project has been co-designed with national (DCMS, ACE, RSA) and devolved partners (M10, WYCA, NoTCA, Newcastle Cultural Compact and NGCV, Newcastle City Council) to ensure it is fit for purpose and can achieve maximum reach and impact within the timeframe of funding. Developing a shared, live database, the pilot will enable new exchange of knowledge between stakeholders interested in using data for social good. Public users will be acknowledged and rewarded for their engagement through enhanced user experiences from the participating cultural organisations and venues, while the cultural sector and devolved authorities will benefit from access to new data and insight about how, where and when community members move across cultural spaces within a place. The collaborative governance of the pilot will produce an ongoing dialogue as the website is developed and piloted so that it is co-evaluated from inception and generates long-term relationships that can be adopted by the parties and taken forward beyond the lifetime of the award.

£462,400
Award

Published 3 months ago

T23/0112Culture Connect Data Observatory

The Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Creative Communities programme is a £1.5 million UK Research & Innovation (UKRI) investment that aims to capture new understanding of how culture can address regional inequality and help level up the UK. We are working with academic, third and private sector partners to identify and profile examples of good practice and innovations in partnership working and to explore the potential for AHRC research to help build creative communities of the future across all nations of the UK. Our audiences include policy makers and government audiences of all scales, third sector workers, communities, academics and researchers, and others. We are inviting bids to co-develop and pilot a new open access data observatory for culture in the North of Tyne Combined Authority (NoTCA); the biggest geographic devolved area in England from May 2024. The pilot will bring communities, cultural organisations and venues, the devolved authority (as well as its 12 member councils) and national government closer together to better understand the cultural footprint of public users as they move across the cultural offerings of the devolved region. It aims to upskill users to achieve a new awareness and agency of their data and digital footprint through an integrated cross-sector approach to sustainable digital literacy and co-creation within a city region. The project has been co-designed with national (DCMS, ACE, RSA) and devolved partners (M10, WYCA, NoTCA, Newcastle Cultural Compact and NGCV, Newcastle City Council) to ensure it is fit for purpose and can achieve maximum reach and impact within the timeframe of funding. Developing a shared, live database, the pilot will enable new exchange of knowledge between stakeholders interested in using data for social good. Public users will be acknowledged and rewarded for their engagement through enhanced user experiences from the participating cultural organisations and venues, while the cultural sector and devolved authorities will benefit from access to new data and insight about how, where and when community members move across cultural spaces within a place. The collaborative governance of the pilot will produce an ongoing dialogue as the website is developed and piloted so that it is co-evaluated from inception and generates long-term relationships that can be adopted by the parties and taken forward beyond the lifetime of the award.

£231,200 Bids close: 4 months ago
Award

Published 3 months ago

Research and Evaluation Framework

This is a Contract Award Notice. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is conducting this procurement to set up a new multi supplier research framework using the Open Procedure in accordance with requirements of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 for the purpose of procuring health and social care research and evaluation services. CQC are seeking tenders from relevant providers to deliver the services which are divided into Lots identified within the procurement documents. Framework Part A - Call Off Partnerships Lot 1: Research partner. Lot 2: Academic partner. Lot 3: Consultation partner. Framework Part B - Thematic Lots Lot 4: Safety and improvement in health and social care. Lot 5: Reducing inequalities in health and social care. Lot 6: Local health and social care systems, integration and joined-up care. Lot 7: Involving people in health and social care and understanding people's experiences of care. Lot 8: Organisational improvement and culture. Lot 9: Effective social care. Framework Part C - Methodological Lots Lot 10: Polling and surveys. Lot 11: Artificial Intelligence. The Framework will be for an initial period of 24 months with an option to extend for up to 24 months. For Lots 1 to 3, only one single supplier will be appointed for each Lot. There will be a different awarded supplier for each Lot. A supplier cannot be awarded more than one Lot in Lots 1 to 3. For Lots 4 to 10, the Authority seeks to award up to a maximum of fifteen Suppliers per Lot. A supplier may be awarded to one or multiple Lots. For Lot 11 the Authority seeks to award up to a maximum of five Suppliers. Contract Reference: CQC EP&S 052 Additional information: Previous notice about this procurement https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/566c732e-dd64-4b95-a866-b61edd2a703f Opportunity Published date: 18 December 2023 For further details, please use the link to the Find a Tender Service Contract Award Notice: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/023795-2024

£6,666,667 Bids close: 8 months ago

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£27,975,435

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£2,797,544

TPXIMPACT LIMITED

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Contracts awarded to TPXIMPACT LIMITED

MHCLG Digital Planning Multi-Disciplinary Partner

DDaT Multidisciplinary Support Partner

Consultancy and Advisory Services for Health

T23/0112Culture Connect Data Observatory

T23/0112Culture Connect Data Observatory

Research and Evaluation Framework

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Contracts Won

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