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Closing this week1 notice

12 Jun

£13.7m

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FTS · Services

NHS England

General Practice Assistant (GPA) Accredited Education Route

Education & training· Published 14 May

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13d

19 Jun

£10.0m

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FTS · Supplies

Metropolitan borough of Bury

Bury Based Supplier List (BBSL)

Agricultural products· Published 05 Jun

Beyond 30 days15 notices

31d

07 Jul

£750.0m

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FTS · Supplies

NHS Shared Business Services Limited

Healthcare AI Solutions

Medical equipment· Published 28 May

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TenderFTS · 069f46

Project Jumpstart to Success (GLA’s UKSPF)

The Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London

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TODAY

28 May 2026

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£100k

Services

Published

21 May 2026

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Notice ID: ocds-h6vhtk-069f46
CPV code: 80000000 · Education & training
Contract type: services
Source: Find a Tender

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Published
21 May 2026

Description

The Jumpstart to Success project is a collaboration between the City of London Corporation’s Adult Skills and Education Service, a selection of London Local Authorities and up to 2 prospective additional partners. The project will mentor NEET young people aged between 16-24 years old. The project will focus on individually tailored support, building confidence, motivating and personal development, ultimately helping young Londoners into employment, education or training. The project aims to access YP through housing, social /youth offending services, children’s services, and central London Job Centres. This programme targets groups including those from ethnical backgrounds, NEET women and those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). YP will participate in activities which develop and strengthen their skills, such as coding sessions and hackathons to capitalise on the strengths of those with neurodiverse abilities. Mentors will guide YP on developing pre-employment, interpersonal and life skills and knowledge to move into employment via ‘good jobs’, self-employment and education or training.