Education and training services
Details
- Buyer
- Ministry of Justice
- Supplier(s)
11 suppliers
- Advanced Personnel Management Group (UK) Ltd
- Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education (GIFHE)
- Ixion Holdings (Contracts) Ltd
- LTE GROUP LIMITED
- Management and Training Corporation (UK) Ltd
- Milton Keynes College
- PEOPLEPLUS GROUP LIMITED
- Reed in Partnership Ltd
- Seetec Business Technology Centre Limited
- Sodexo Ltd
- Weston College of Further and Higher Education
- Value
- £520,000,000
- Duration
- 6 years
- Topic
- Education and training services
- Published
- 8 March 2019
- Source
- TedNotices
Tender description
The prison education framework competition was conducted under a Light Touch Procurement Process (S. 74-76 OF PCR 2015). The award report has been produced utilising PCR 2015 REG 50 (2) open procedure “Standard” Contract Notice as opposed to the REG 75(2) “Social and other specific services” Contract Notice due to the unavailability of a template for the latter on the bravo procurement platform. Light touch process information has been included within this report. The Ministry of Justice (the “Authority”) has established a multi-lot framework for the provision of education services to those in custody in England — the Prison Education Framework (PEF). The PEF comprises of 17 Lots with up to five (5) suppliers appointed per Lot. Only one call-off competition per lot is to be conducted under the PEF and a single call-off contract per lot awarded to a sole supplier, excepting Lot 5 which has 2. PEF Suppliers are mandated to bid for their appointed lots. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These Lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called -off” through a series of Lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These Lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system. The PEF is designed to place control over commissioning of education in prisons in the hands of governors. Suppliers will be “called-off” through a series of lot-level competitions for core curriculum education services. Each lot is formed from groups of establishments which, for the large part, reflect the management structures. These lots are formed to fit in with prisoner flow and facilitate continuity of education as prisoners move through the system.
Timeline
- Completed: Award date30 September 2018
- Completed: Award published8 March 2019Current notice
- Completed: Contract expiry date29 August 2024
About the buyer
The Ministry of Justice is a central government ministerial department with its own Commercial Standards team providing procurement guidance. Much of this procurement flows through framework agreements and dynamic purchasing systems. HM Courts and Tribunals Service, HM Prison and Probation Service and the Legal Aid Agency are the department's main delivery bodies.
Over the past 5 years, most of the Ministry of Justice's contract awards have been in education and training, IT services and public administration and defence.
Decision makers
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| Contact name | Job title | Phone number | Work email |
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| Head of Procurement | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@ministry-of-justice.gov | |
| Commercial Director | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@ministry-of-justice.gov | |
| Procurement Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@ministry-of-justice.gov | |
| Category Lead | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@ministry-of-justice.gov | |
| Senior Buyer | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@ministry-of-justice.gov | |
| Contracts Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@ministry-of-justice.gov |
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