Estimated Value
Up to £825,000
Deadline
16 October 2017
Published
8 September 2017
Type
services
Overview
The Council is wishing to procure Youth Sector Support Services. The provider of this contract will be tasked with sourcing additional funding to match the Council's funding and co-ordinate intelligence on alternative funding sources for the sector; therefore they will have a successful track record of securing funding.
The provider will work in partnership with organisations across the city including Bristol City Council and its Youth and Community officers, the successful Targeted Youth Services providers and other funders in the city to establish a multiagency panel to develop intelligence about the play and youth sectors in the city, particularly gaps and unmet needs. Working with the panel the provider will design a process to award funding e.g. a small grants fund to invest in the sector to promote a sustainable universal offer across the city, prioritising investment in those areas with little or no existing provision.
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Bristol City CouncilKey Dates
Published
8 September 2017
Submission deadline
16 October 2017
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