CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF SKILLS FOUNDATION
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21 Jul 2026
Description
The Adult Skills Programme Skills Foundation focuses on non-accredited skills development, such as numeracy, literacy, digital skills and confidence-building, ensuring residents have the core capabilities needed to succeed. The Adult Skills Programme is focused on ensuring that public investment in skills is targeted effectively, responds to local need and supports the future growth of our regional economy. high quality provision that engages adults into learning, builds confidence and essential skills, and creates accessible pathways into further training, progression and employment. Payment on results and Outcomes.
Scope
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- OPEN20261458
- Commercial tool
- Standalone contract
Submission & procedure
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- Below threshold - without competition
Award details· 4 awards
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