The DfE seeks a provider to implement Corporate Parenting duties across government and expand the Care Leaver Covenant to improve outcomes for children in care and young people aged 16-25.
Open tender — no closing date published. Opened today.
No single supplier dominates the field.
In this category, DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
Across this category, the most active winners are CARE LINE HOMECARE LIMITED, SPRINGFIELD HOME CARE SERVICES LIMITED, Roche Diagnostics Ltd — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
The Standards and Testing Agency is conducting early market engagement to gather supplier input on future delivery options for National Curriculum Assessment operations and related services beyond 2029.
Professional training program in Cisco Meraki, Barracuda, and Ekahau technologies for infrastructure engineering professionals.
Conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the Free School Meals Expansion program to assess implementation, measure impact, and provide recommendations for program improvement and scaling.
The Department for Education is seeking an independent evaluation of SEND reform investments to assess workforce capability, inclusive practice and system readiness for reforms from 2029/30, with a budget of approximately £2.5 million and project duration from early 2027 to late 2029.
Derbyshire-based service contract to provide engagement, support, and oversight for high-risk offenders in supported exempt accommodation through a multi-agency partnership.
NHS Highland is reopening its Adult Social Care Services Flexible Framework Agreement for providers across the Highland area, with contracts commencing July 2027.
Cornwall Council invites tenders for an integrated all-age independent advocacy service worth £6.4 million, delivering coordinated support across health, social care, and community settings from April 2027.
Greater Manchester is seeking multiple providers to deliver a coordinated framework of supported accommodation and support services for care-experienced young people aged 16-17, with a total investment of £19.8 million across five specialist lots.