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Education and Training
Education and Training
Education and Training
Employment
Employment
Employment
Health and Social Care
Health and Social Care
Health and Social Care
Third Sector
Third Sector
Third Sector
Other Sectors
Other Sectors
Other Sectors
Education & Training
Public sector procurement within the Education and Training sector is largely dominated by the Department for Education (DfE) delivering over £67B to more than 25,000 providers in 2022-23. Of that £7.6B was spent on post 16 and adult skills which includes many independent training providers alongside colleges and universities.
In the last few years we’ve seen a huge increase in the number of commissioners and buyers procuring contracts due to devolution with 13 Combined Authorities in 2024, and a further 4 by 2025, with additional spending powers at a Local Authority level alongside Tier 1 and Prime Providers supply chain opportunities.
Public sector procurement within the Education and Training sector is largely dominated by the Department for Education (DfE) delivering over £67B to more than 25,000 providers in 2022-23. Of that £7.6B was spent on post 16 and adult skills which includes many independent training providers alongside colleges and universities.
In the last few years we’ve seen a huge increase in the number of commissioners and buyers procuring contracts due to devolution with 13 Combined Authorities in 2024, and a further 4 by 2025, with additional spending powers at a Local Authority level alongside Tier 1 and Prime Providers supply chain opportunities.
Education & Training
Public sector procurement within the Education and Training sector is largely dominated by the Department for Education (DfE) delivering over £67B to more than 25,000 providers in 2022-23. Of that £7.6B was spent on post 16 and adult skills which includes many independent training providers alongside colleges and universities.
In the last few years we’ve seen a huge increase in the number of commissioners and buyers procuring contracts due to devolution with 13 Combined Authorities in 2024, and a further 4 by 2025, with additional spending powers at a Local Authority level alongside Tier 1 and Prime Providers supply chain opportunities.
This means there are more bid opportunities than ever being released across numerous portals and funding streams, for example:
This means there are more bid opportunities than ever being released across numerous portals and funding streams, for example:
This means there are more bid opportunities than ever being released across numerous portals and funding streams, for example:
Adult Education Budget
Adult Education Budget
Adult Education Budget
Skills For Careers
Skills For Careers
Skills For Careers
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships
Skills Bootcamps
Skills Bootcamps
Skills Bootcamps
Multiply
Multiply
Multiply
UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)
UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)
UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)
Combined Authorities funding such as Gainshare in West Yorkshire
Combined Authorities funding such as Gainshare in West Yorkshire
Combined Authorities funding such as Gainshare in West Yorkshire
Our track record speaks for itself with £115M of contracts in this sector secured for clients since 2012, many new market entrants coming from another sector or commercial environment to public sector contracting for the first time and win rates between 75%-90% on certain funding streams where multiple contracts are issued.
Our track record speaks for itself with £115M of contracts in this sector secured for clients since 2012, many new market entrants coming from another sector or commercial environment to public sector contracting for the first time and win rates between 75%-90% on certain funding streams where multiple contracts are issued.
Our track record speaks for itself with £115M of contracts in this sector secured for clients since 2012, many new market entrants coming from another sector or commercial environment to public sector contracting for the first time and win rates between 75%-90% on certain funding streams where multiple contracts are issued.
Employment
This sector is predominantly focused on supporting economically inactive, unemployed and those earning below the living wage towards and into work, alongside careers support for people in work to move into better paid and more secure employment. The sector is closely linked to Education and Training as many people require new and improved skills to achieve higher wages and sustainable employment.
This sector is predominantly focused on supporting economically inactive, unemployed and those earning below the living wage towards and into work, alongside careers support for people in work to move into better paid and more secure employment. The sector is closely linked to Education and Training as many people require new and improved skills to achieve higher wages and sustainable employment.
Employment
This sector is predominantly focused on supporting economically inactive, unemployed and those earning below the living wage towards and into work, alongside careers support for people in work to move into better paid and more secure employment. The sector is closely linked to Education and Training as many people require new and improved skills to achieve higher wages and sustainable employment.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is the largest government department and procures billions of pounds of employment support contracts every year, predominantly delivered by private businesses and not for profit organisations. Recent initiatives under the Plan for Jobs have included Work and Health Programme, Restart, Youth Offer, Flexible Support Fund, Access to Work, New Enterprise Allowance and Kickstart to name a few. Whilst many of these contracts are multi-million in size they offer considerable supply chain and delivery partner opportunities.
Central government spending is not only through DWP, but there is also the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and increased localisation of funding so both Local and Combined Authorities have additional buying powers. This means more tenders released and we forecast this growth to continue with new funding streams such as the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and 4x new Combined Authorities by 2025.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is the largest government department and procures billions of pounds of employment support contracts every year, predominantly delivered by private businesses and not for profit organisations. Recent initiatives under the Plan for Jobs have included Work and Health Programme, Restart, Youth Offer, Flexible Support Fund, Access to Work, New Enterprise Allowance and Kickstart to name a few. Whilst many of these contracts are multi-million in size they offer considerable supply chain and delivery partner opportunities.
Central government spending is not only through DWP, but there is also the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and increased localisation of funding so both Local and Combined Authorities have additional buying powers. This means more tenders released and we forecast this growth to continue with new funding streams such as the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and 4x new Combined Authorities by 2025.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is the largest government department and procures billions of pounds of employment support contracts every year, predominantly delivered by private businesses and not for profit organisations. Recent initiatives under the Plan for Jobs have included Work and Health Programme, Restart, Youth Offer, Flexible Support Fund, Access to Work, New Enterprise Allowance and Kickstart to name a few. Whilst many of these contracts are multi-million in size they offer considerable supply chain and delivery partner opportunities.
Central government spending is not only through DWP, but there is also the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and increased localisation of funding so both Local and Combined Authorities have additional buying powers. This means more tenders released and we forecast this growth to continue with new funding streams such as the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and 4x new Combined Authorities by 2025.
Our track record speaks for itself with £115m of contracts in this secured for clients since 2012, many new market entrants coming from another sector or commercial environment to public sector contracting for the first time and win rates between 75%-90% on certain funding streams where multiple contracts are issued.
Our track record speaks for itself with £115m of contracts in this secured for clients since 2012, many new market entrants coming from another sector or commercial environment to public sector contracting for the first time and win rates between 75%-90% on certain funding streams where multiple contracts are issued.
Our track record speaks for itself with £115m of contracts in this secured for clients since 2012, many new market entrants coming from another sector or commercial environment to public sector contracting for the first time and win rates between 75%-90% on certain funding streams where multiple contracts are issued.
Health & Social Care
Health & Social Care
Health & Social Care
Our experience in the Health and Social Care sector covers a range of bids for services across non-clinical areas including:
Our experience in the Health and Social Care sector covers a range of bids for services across non-clinical areas including:
Our experience in the Health and Social Care sector covers a range of bids for services across non-clinical areas including:
Home Care or ‘Domiciliary Care’.
Home Care or ‘Domiciliary Care’.
Home Care or ‘Domiciliary Care’.
Care Homes and Nursing Homes (‘Residential Care’).
Care Homes and Nursing Homes (‘Residential Care’).
Care Homes and Nursing Homes (‘Residential Care’).
‘Reablement’ services to help people regain independence.
‘Reablement’ services to help people regain independence.
‘Reablement’ services to help people regain independence.
Supported accommodation and day centres.
Supported accommodation and day centres.
Supported accommodation and day centres.
Information and advice services to live independently and stay well and safe.
Information and advice services to live independently and stay well and safe.
Information and advice services to live independently and stay well and safe.
Support for adults with physical or learning disabilities, or physical or mental illnesses and their carers.
Support for adults with physical or learning disabilities, or physical or mental illnesses and their carers.
Support for adults with physical or learning disabilities, or physical or mental illnesses and their carers.
In November 2022, the Autumn Statement announced new funding for adult social care of up to £2.8bn in 2023-24 and up to £4.7bn in 2024-25 for commissioners such as NHS, Primary Care Trusts and Local Authorities. In 2023 Local Authorities spent £20.5bn on adult social care in England alone. Further reforms are under way including increasing the Better Care Fund, which will increase from £8.1 billion in 2023 to £8.7 billion in 2024 and includes £1.6bn to improve hospital discharge arrangements.
In November 2022, the Autumn Statement announced new funding for adult social care of up to £2.8bn in 2023-24 and up to £4.7bn in 2024-25 for commissioners such as NHS, Primary Care Trusts and Local Authorities. In 2023 Local Authorities spent £20.5bn on adult social care in England alone. Further reforms are under way including increasing the Better Care Fund, which will increase from £8.1 billion in 2023 to £8.7 billion in 2024 and includes £1.6bn to improve hospital discharge arrangements.
In November 2022, the Autumn Statement announced new funding for adult social care of up to £2.8bn in 2023-24 and up to £4.7bn in 2024-25 for commissioners such as NHS, Primary Care Trusts and Local Authorities. In 2023 Local Authorities spent £20.5bn on adult social care in England alone. Further reforms are under way including increasing the Better Care Fund, which will increase from £8.1 billion in 2023 to £8.7 billion in 2024 and includes £1.6bn to improve hospital discharge arrangements.
Third Sector
There are about 200,000 registered Third Sector organisations and 131,000 social enterprises across the UK. Social enterprise turnover was approximately £78bn in 2022 generating more than £1.2 billion in profits and employing around 2.3m people UK-wide. Public sector grants and contracts make up the vast majority of income for many Third Sector organisations and social enterprises making it even more competitive and costly to bid.
Third Sector
There are about 200,000 registered Third Sector organisations and 131,000 social enterprises across the UK. Social enterprise turnover was approximately £78bn in 2022 generating more than £1.2 billion in profits and employing around 2.3m people UK-wide. Public sector grants and contracts make up the vast majority of income for many Third Sector organisations and social enterprises making it even more competitive and costly to bid.
Third Sector
There are about 200,000 registered Third Sector organisations and 131,000 social enterprises across the UK. Social enterprise turnover was approximately £78bn in 2022 generating more than £1.2 billion in profits and employing around 2.3m people UK-wide. Public sector grants and contracts make up the vast majority of income for many Third Sector organisations and social enterprises making it even more competitive and costly to bid.
We support many clients to submit successful bids to DfE, DWP, and Local and Combined Authorities alongside other major buyers including:
We support many clients to submit successful bids to DfE, DWP, and Local and Combined Authorities alongside other major buyers including:
We support many clients to submit successful bids to DfE, DWP, and Local and Combined Authorities alongside other major buyers including:
Department for Culture, Media & Sport
Department for Culture, Media & Sport
Department for Culture, Media & Sport
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Big Lottery
Big Lottery
Big Lottery
Arts Council
Arts Council
Arts Council
Charitable Trusts
Charitable Trusts
Charitable Trusts
We have been able to help secure £50m of funding since 2015 for our not for profit clients and continue to support many with the devolution of funding and buying decisions increasingly more local.
We have been able to help secure £50m of funding since 2015 for our not for profit clients and continue to support many with the devolution of funding and buying decisions increasingly more local.
We have been able to help secure £50m of funding since 2015 for our not for profit clients and continue to support many with the devolution of funding and buying decisions increasingly more local.
Other Sectors
Our expertise is successfully bidding for public sector contracts and many of the challenges and pitfalls experienced are common for other sectors. It is our understanding of the public procurement that we can bring to your sector with you providing the technical knowledge.
There are opportunities across all government departments, the Crown Commercial Services alone spent over £31bn in 2022-23, down to regional and local authorities spending billions each year on anything from waste management to transport to printing and legal services.
We have supported capital funding bids for construction projects in the Education and Training sector from refurb and retrofitting existing buildings to equipment purchases, alongside experience of evaluating £12m of capital funding bids for a major public sector buyer to supporting a client in winning a major international recruitment contract supplying nursing staff to the NHS.
Other Sectors
Our expertise is successfully bidding for public sector contracts and many of the challenges and pitfalls experienced are common for other sectors. It is our understanding of the public procurement that we can bring to your sector with you providing the technical knowledge.
There are opportunities across all government departments, the Crown Commercial Services alone spent over £31bn in 2022-23, down to regional and local authorities spending billions each year on anything from waste management to transport to printing and legal services.
We have supported capital funding bids for construction projects in the Education and Training sector from refurb and retrofitting existing buildings to equipment purchases, alongside experience of evaluating £12m of capital funding bids for a major public sector buyer to supporting a client in winning a major international recruitment contract supplying nursing staff to the NHS.
Other Sectors
Our expertise is successfully bidding for public sector contracts and many of the challenges and pitfalls experienced are common for other sectors. It is our understanding of the public procurement that we can bring to your sector with you providing the technical knowledge.
There are opportunities across all government departments, the Crown Commercial Services alone spent over £31bn in 2022-23, down to regional and local authorities spending billions each year on anything from waste management to transport to printing and legal services.
We have supported capital funding bids for construction projects in the Education and Training sector from refurb and retrofitting existing buildings to equipment purchases, alongside experience of evaluating £12m of capital funding bids for a major public sector buyer to supporting a client in winning a major international recruitment contract supplying nursing staff to the NHS.
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