Closed tender

Education and training services

Details

Value
GBP 35,600,000
Topic
Financial and insurance services
Published
26 September 2016
Submission
4 November 2016

Tender description

New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 builds on the success of the current NEA scheme and the recommendations of the Michelle Mone review into self-employment. The NEA Phase 2 will support DWP customers of working age move into self-employment. It provides business advice, support and business mentoring, to help out of work participants move develop a business plan and start trading, with further ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. In addition, it will include offering a similar support package to people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) already self employed and trading, to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. Full details including the ITT event are included in the detailed specification. These services fall within Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (the ‘Regulations’). Therefore, this procurement will be undertaken in accordance with Section 7 of the Regulations in accordance with the ‘light touch’ regime. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks.. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks.. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support fo rup to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020.. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance. New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) Phase 2 will build on the success of the current NEA scheme and act on the recommendations of the review undertaken by Michelle Mone. The current NEA scheme is designed to support DWP customers of working age move into self employment. It provides business advice and support, particularly business mentoring, to help out of work participants who want to move into self employment develop their business plan, start trading and offers further support in the first 52 weeks of trading. Extending this support further, NEA Phase 2 will include additional delivery requirements including offering support to already Self Employed people in receipt of Universal Credit (UC) who are already self employed and trading to develop a Business Development and Growth plan, with ongoing support for up to 52 weeks. NEA Phase 2 will be delivered from 3.4.2017, with an initial referral period of 2 years up to 31.3.2019 with these participants being supported on programme until 30.9.2020. DWP reserve the right to extend the contracts for up to a further 2 years subject to funding availability and performance.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published26 September 2016
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date4 November 2016

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 66000000 · Financial and insurance services
  • 66171000 · Financial consultancy services
  • 79000000 · Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
  • 79634000 · Career guidance services
  • 79900000 · Miscellaneous business and business-related services
  • 79990000 · Miscellaneous business-related services
  • 80000000 · Education and training services
  • 80400000 · Adult and other education services
  • 80500000 · Training services

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