Procurement of Esri ArcGIS training to build GIS capability among NCEA programme staff for improved environmental data analysis and decision-making.
Contract awarded. Originally published 4 weeks ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In education training, DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across education training, the most active winners are SHANNON TRUST, QA Ltd, FAREPORT TRAINING ORGANISATION LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Renewal of LinkedIn recruitment contract to provide employer branding, automated job posting, candidate sourcing, and labour market intelligence services across Defra group, delivering £294,462 savings over three years.
Defra seeks a supplier to operate three UK ozone and UV radiation monitoring stations over five years, providing quality-assured data to support environmental reporting and international climate obligations.
Strategic assessment of whole-field water and land management approaches to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in mixed-soil peat fields under practical farming conditions.
Research project to identify cost-effective strategies for reducing fluorinated gas emissions to support UK greenhouse gas reduction targets.
Design and deliver an inclusive Creative Language Exchange programme using music and cultural activities to promote diversity, integration, and community cohesion.
The National Archives Ireland is seeking project management services to deliver education and outreach programmes including exhibitions, international collaborations, and public engagement initiatives over four years.
Design and deliver a cross-border youth drama programme for 90 young people aged 16-21 across three cohorts from December 2026 to March 2028, promoting peace-building and community understanding through creative arts.
Appoint a Higher Education Institution to design and deliver a Social Work England-approved Postgraduate Diploma programme preparing graduates for children's social work practice.
