WCC - Dynamic Purchasing System for Learning & Organisational Development
Warwickshire County CouncilEstimated Value
£7,000,000 – £0
Deadline
23 February 2029
912 days remaining
Published
8 April 2019
Type
services
Overview
Warwickshire County Council invites applications from suitably experienced service providers for admission to the DPS. Suppliers accepted onto the Learning and Organisational Development DPS will be offered the opportunity to tender for the delivery or development of a wide range of learning and organisational development interventions to either Warwickshire County Council or another contracting Local Authority as referred to in the OJEU Contract Notice (the 'Customer') as and when they arise. The DPS will be divided into Lots (as detailed within the Operational Document) and Service Providers will need to self-declare their suitability to provide tenders for specified Lots in line with the evaluation criteria (as detailed within the Operational Document) in order to be accepted on to the DPS and to be able to bid for opportunities in the specified Lot as they arise.
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Warwickshire County CouncilKey Dates
Published
8 April 2019
Submission deadline
23 February 2029
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