Greater Manchester Combined Authority
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PXBN-3793-LCTQ
- Address
- Manchester, UKD33, M1 6EU, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 4 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 410 tenders
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Subscription for the use of Unit 4 - MAS (ManagedApplication Service) and support. Route to Market = Exemption (Sole Supplier & Value for Money) in line with the PA23 regulations and constitution.
Provision of consultancy services to support GMCA's case to government for Project Slate. Provide specialist and direct engagement support. Support is required on developing the Business Case and building the support for the project locally and nationally (including the right government sponsor) to secure agreement. Route to Ma
To print and distribute letters for the upcoming MDC Consultations for Middleton, Oldham, Ashton and Stalybridge Supplier: AGNE T/A Alpha Graphics
Provision of Digital Knowledge and AI Apprenticeships
Wands for Oracle (Excel4Apps) - A reporting tool used on the Oracle Financial system. Awarded via GMP's exemption process as per GMP Contract Standing Orders. The date the contract is signed is the date the exemption has been approved. Contracted by Greater Manchester Combined Authority for Greater Manchester Police.
Consultancy services to: Plan, manage and logistically manage and run the Global AI Cities Summit events; Manage the design and production of event materials, with input and support from GMCA; Create, host, maintain and update a website, also to manage registration capture and securely manage that data; Source venues, suppliers
Call off Election Print Services framework to procure print of Mayoral Booklet on behalf of GMCA. Route to Market = Direct award via GMCA 1534 Provision of Election Print Services Framework.
Co-design services and expenses engaging the GM Older People's Network in the design and testing of the GM Our Pass for Older People.
This project will pilot and test a co-designed, trauma-informed creative health approach, led by neurodivergent (ND) creatives, to support ND young adults across Greater Manchester to enter, sustain, and thrive in meaningful work. The project will work with ND young adults, employers, and cross-sector partners to remove barriers
As part of the Restricted Eligibility Support Service (RESS) partnership the provider is expected to be supporting non-UK nationals facing or at risk of homelessness with legal advice to overcome immigration-related barriers
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