C002206 Developing Workforce Digital Confidence and Capability programme
The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as Public Services Delivery Scotland) (PSD Scotland)Estimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
25 September 2026
30 days remaining
Published
24 August 2026
Type
services
Overview
Delivery of specialist education and training programmes that support the development of digital confidence and capability across the PSD Scotland workforce. The programmes will provide targeted development in digital, data and artificial intelligence capability and will support staff to use emerging technologies safely, responsibly and effectively within their roles.
Lot 1 Applied Digital Applications Fast-Track programme Lot 2 Digital and Artificial Intelligence Support programme Lot 3 Strategic Artificial Intelligence and Digital Leadership programme for executives Lot 4 Artificial Intelligence for Health and Care Practitioners module Delivery of specialist education and training programmes that support the development of digital confidence and capability across the PSD Scotland workforce.
The programmes will provide targeted development in digital, data and artificial intelligence capability and will support staff to use emerging technologies safely, responsibly and effectively within their roles. Lot 1 Applied Digital Applications Fast-Track programme
Additional details
Delivery of specialist education and training programmes that support the development of digital confidence and capability across the PSD Scotland workforce. The programmes will provide targeted development in digital, data and artificial intelligence capability and will support staff to use emerging technologies safely, responsibly and effectively within their roles.
Lot 2 Digital and Artificial Intelligence Support programme Delivery of specialist education and training programmes that support the development of digital confidence and capability across the PSD Scotland workforce.
The programmes will provide targeted development in digital, data and artificial intelligence capability and will support staff to use emerging technologies safely, responsibly and effectively within their roles. Lot 3 Strategic Artificial Intelligence and Digital Leadership programme for executives
Delivery of specialist education and training programmes that support the development of digital confidence and capability across the PSD Scotland workforce. The programmes will provide targeted development in digital, data and artificial intelligence capability and will support staff to use emerging technologies safely, responsibly and effectively within their roles. Lot 4 Artificial Intelligence for Health and Care Practitioners module
AI Analysis
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This contract is for delivering specialist education and training programmes to boost digital, data and AI confidence and capability among the Public Services Division (PSD) Scotland workforce, across four distinct programme lots.
Requirements
- Deliver specialist education and training in digital, data and artificial intelligence
- Provide programmes that enable safe, responsible and effective use of emerging technologies
- Tailor content to the specific audience of each lot (fast‑track users, support staff, executives, health and care practitioners)
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Design and develop curriculum for the Applied Digital Applications Fast‑Track programme (Lot 1)
- Design and develop curriculum for the Digital and Artificial Intelligence Support programme (Lot 2)
- Design and develop curriculum for the Strategic AI and Digital Leadership programme for executives (Lot 3)
- Design and develop curriculum for the Artificial Intelligence for Health and Care Practitioners module (Lot 4)
- Deliver training sessions (online, blended or face‑to‑face) for each programme
- Produce supporting learning materials, guides and assessment tools
- Monitor participant progress and evaluate programme effectiveness
How to Read This Tender
- 1Look for separate lot specifications – each lot is a distinct product with its own audience and deliverable schedule
- 2Check the tender documents for any required certifications (e.g., ISO 27001, data protection compliance) and evidence of previous digital‑training experience
- 3Pay attention to the evaluation criteria – they often weight delivery methodology, value for money and impact on staff capability
- 4Note any mandatory reporting or data‑security obligations when handling learner data
- 5Identify the timeline for curriculum development and delivery – early‑stage planning is crucial
Tips for Small Businesses
- Consider partnering with another SME to cover a lot that falls outside your core expertise (e.g., health‑care AI module)
- Highlight any social‑value contributions, such as up‑skilling local staff or using inclusive learning methods, as these can boost your score
- If you cannot win all four lots, focus on a single lot where you have the strongest track record and propose a phased rollout
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Deloitte
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1 contract wonlatest 22 Jul 2026
Deloitte is the most likely incumbent based on recency and category match. To win, bidders typically need a clearly differentiated proposition or a price advantage.
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The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as Public Services Delivery Scotland) (PSD Scotland)Key Dates
Published
24 August 2026
Submission deadline
25 September 2026
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