TfL 94905 - Assessment Framework

Tender description

This is a outcome competitive procurement for Framework for online Pre-Application Testing and Assessment Services for recruitment. It was be conducted under the Public Contracts Regulations (PCR) 2015, ( Open Procedure )used. The Framework will be valid for up to 4 years. Other members of the GLA (Greater London Authority) Group may at a later stage choose to call off from these services in the future. Lot 01: Lot 1 Testing for High Volume recruitment Call Off Contract - Lot 1 Testing for High Volume recruitment High Volume campaigns can attract between 5000-14000 candidates per campaign and TfL can run multiple campaigns at any given time, throughout the year. We are responsible for up to 2000 hires into the organisation. Lot 02: Lot 2 Testing for General recruitment Contract - Lot 2 Testing for General recruitment This area makes use of upfront assessments when experiencing an increase in volume of applications received for a given campaign in order to manage these numbers for the benefit of hiring managers. Assessments are not something that is used for every recruitment campaign/advertisement for this area. Lot 03: Lot 3 Testing for Talent Acquisition Contract - Lot 3 Testing for Talent Acquisition Talent Acquisition – this area manages recruitment campaigns for senior management levels across the business. As with general recruitment these roles are generally, but not exclusively, within specific business (e.g. finance, procurement, engineering, planning etc). For some campaigns the attraction and initial shortlisting process may be undertaken by a 3rd party search agency. Lot 04: Lot 4 Testing for Graduate and Apprentice recruitment Contract - Lot 4 Testing for Graduate and Apprentice recruitment This area manages recruitment campaigns for roles within TfL aligned to specific “schemes” and initiatives within different business areas. Each year TfL receives around 12,000-15,000 applications for our Graduate and Apprenticeship schemes, and we use testing as a way to reduce that number to a manageable pool of applicants to take to the assessment centres for each scheme. Each testing scenario is used to test candidates in a different way to obtain the best talent from the applications.