The Department of Ain is seeking suppliers to provide digital documentary resources for the Ain Departmental Library. This contract involves subscribing to various digital resources that will support the library's needs. The total value of the contract is €560,000. Interested suppliers should submit
Tender closed on 6 Oct 2025. Awaiting award.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In this category, DEPARTMENT OF AIN has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across this category, the most active winners are TRIGGER PRODUCTIONS LTD, Support in Sport (UK) Limited, WILLMOTT DIXON CONSTRUCTION LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
The contract involves the construction of roadways and the development of intersections on the RD 35a in the municipality of Saint Genis-Pouilly. This project is divided into three separate lots, each of which will be awarded individually. The services will be compensated based on unit prices. The e
This contract involves the provision of archive services, specifically the inventory and management of archival funds at the Departmental Archives of Ain. The framework agreement will be executed through the issuance of purchase orders, with services paid at unit prices. The contract has a minimum a
This framework agreement will be executed through the issuance of purchase orders. Services will be paid for at unit prices. The estimated amounts are indicative and cover all renewal periods. The contract is valued at approximately €320,000 and is managed by the Ain Department. Suppliers are invite
The framework agreement will be executed through the issuance of purchase orders. Services will be paid for at unit prices. The estimated amounts are indicative and include options for similar services and renewals. The estimated amounts cover all renewal periods. The services required include: - In
Contract for professional development services to build staff skills and organizational capacity through structured training programmes.
DfE is piloting a centrally procured, evidence-based digital parenting programme for children aged 0-5, delivered entirely online to complement local family hub services.
Deliver speech, language, and occupational therapy services to schools through hub-based support models.
Open framework opportunity to provide training, workforce development, and innovation services to Somerset's health and social care system.
