Essex County Council is commissioning a complete face-to-face leadership development programme for social care sector professionals across all service types, with the supplier responsible for curriculum design, delivery, materials, venue management, and evaluation.
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No single supplier dominates the field.
In education training, ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
Across education training, the most active winners are SHANNON TRUST, FAREPORT TRAINING ORGANISATION LIMITED, PROFIMA EFFECTIVE, s.r.o. — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Construction of a new cycling and walking corridor along East Hill in Colchester, featuring improved crossings, lighting, and pedestrian facilities.
Contract to deliver streetscape and public space improvements across four key Dovercourt town centre locations to revitalise the Kingsway corridor.
Essex County Council and Suffolk County Council seek framework suppliers for adoption and kinship support services including training, therapy, and specialist assessments over three years with optional extension.
Supply 311,000 food waste caddy liners combining plastic and compostable options in 7-liter capacity for 2026.
Wigan Council seeks an integrated provider to deliver neighbourhood-based drug and alcohol prevention, treatment and recovery services for adults and young people, emphasizing harm reduction, whole-family support and community partnerships.
Greenwich Council is seeking a provider to deliver innovative youth services for children and young people aged 5-25 across the borough, with a contract starting April 2027.
Carmarthenshire County Council is establishing a framework to commission domiciliary support services for older people, younger adults with disabilities, and adults with dementia across the county.
Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council invites suppliers to participate in a pre-market engagement exercise for Occupational Health Services to help shape an upcoming procurement process.
