Business Growth Hub, Boost 3 Programme - RFQ 15200986
Lancashire County CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £5,300,000
Deadline
21 September 2018
Published
21 August 2018
Type
services
Overview
Lancashire County Council (the Council) is inviting tenders for a range of contracts under the Business Growth Hub's Boost 3 Programme. The Boost programme's purpose is to help Lancashire's businesses grow.
Boost's objective is to inspire Lancashire's ambitious entrepreneurs and business leaders, and give each of them the support they need to continue realising their ambitions. The businesses of Lancashire are the key to the growth of the county and the role of the Boost programme is to make sure the tools needed to continue growth in these businesses is provided.
Supporting local businesses to grow and succeed is a key part of the Lancashire Enterprise Partnership's (LEP) strategic plan to drive economic growth in Lancashire over the next decade. The Boost programme is joint funded with contributions from the European Structural & Investment Fund (ESIF) more specifically the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Council.
Additional details
This tender will be split into 5 lots. Additional information: The tender will be split into 5 Lots, references for each Lot as follows: RJ/LCC/CORP/18/729 (lot 1); RJ/LCC/CORP/18/727 (lot 2); RJ/LCC/CORP/18/728 (lot 3); RJ/LCC/CORP/18/591 (lot 4); RJ/LCC/CORP/18/726 (lot 5);
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Lancashire County CouncilKey Dates
Published
21 August 2018
Submission deadline
21 September 2018
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