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Delivery of 16 commissioned courses are Vocational courses with job outcomes. These courses target the Adult Learning Strategic Priority of providing residents with skills that directly link to upskilling and employment opportunities
Management, training and project management of the MRI System assisting with the integration of the new system with the Council's financial management systems.
The Authority is seeking to develop the Pedro Street site as identified within the Employer’s Requirements. The Authority is seeking to appoint a contractor under a Pre-Construction Services Agreement (JCT PCSA 2016 as amended) to undertake pre-construction activities in relation to the delivery of the new homes on Pedro Street.
A framework for healthcare-related substance use services, under the Provider Selection Regime, with a total of 13 lots, for a period of up to 4 years (2+1+1). This is a Provider Selection Regime (PSR) Contract Notice. The awarding of this contract is subject to the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 20
Validation surveys and construction works of fire doors within 10 schools within the borough.
Replacement of internal and external lighting with LEDs and fire alarm upgrades to Comberton Children’s Centre and Grasmere Primary School.
The procurement is for Customer Care Services relating to the Council's Shoreditch Parkside residential development. The initial procurement will be for a period of 2 years from practical completion and will include any mobilisation prior to completion of the residential buildings. Shoreditch Parkside is a mixed-use scheme locat
This contract is the Speech and Language therapy contract being awarded to Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
Culturally sensitive family support interventions to Charedi families with young children (from conception to five year olds) who have health needs and meet the level for early help, by working with Woodberry Down Children and Family Hub, the Family Hub Partnership and the Multi-Agency Teams (MAT) and liaising closely with the C
Morningside school raised health and safety concerns about the windows at the school relating to the opening mechanisms which were faulty and insufficient to deal with the weight of the windows. A feasibility study carried out at the school identified that the uPVC windows and doors at the school have come to the end of their
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