Birmingham City Council seeks qualified training providers to deliver digital skills courses across 8 specialised areas to help local SMEs and micro businesses develop essential digital capabilities.
Contract awarded. Originally published 3 months ago.
No single supplier dominates the field.
In education training, BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
Across education training, the most active winners are SHANNON TRUST, FAREPORT TRAINING ORGANISATION LIMITED, QA Ltd — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Specialist behavioural science consultancy required to develop a systems model identifying vehicle dependency drivers and intervention targets for Birmingham's Healthy Streets programme.
Establish a multi-provider framework to deliver youth violence prevention and early intervention services with a focus on safeguarding children and young people.
Provide independent financial viability assessments of developer appraisals for planning applications and appeals to support Council decision-making.
Provide ongoing water maintenance and treatment services for three city centre fountains to ensure public health and safety compliance.
Opportunity for a CIW-registered childcare provider to establish and operate wraparound care services (breakfast, after-school, holiday clubs) at St Mary's Catholic Primary School, operating 49+ weeks per year with £1,000 monthly rental.
Commission targeted careers support for vulnerable SEND pupils to improve post-16 transition outcomes and reduce disengagement from education.
DHSC is seeking a supplier to deliver a leadership development programme for new and aspiring adult social care directors, with an estimated contract value of £909,000-£1,090,800 over 15 months from January 2027.
Pre-market engagement for developing mental health ambassador training to equip young people with advocacy and peer support skills.
