Awarded contract

Further Education Targeted Retention Incentive Evaluation (CON_26738)

Details

Value
£303,688.8
Duration
3 years
Topic
Research and experimental development services
Published
3 March 2025

Tender description

**This is not a call for competition** This is the contract award notice for "Further Education Targeted Retention Incentive Evaluation". The competition was carried out using the CCS RM6126 Research & Insights Marketplace DPS.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date26 February 2025
  2. Completed: Award published3 March 2025
    Current notice
  3. Next: Contract expiry date31 January 2028in 15 months

About the buyer

The Department for Education is a ministerial department responsible for children's services and education policy in England, procuring both for itself and its executive agencies. Framework purchases follow the matching Crown Commercial Service terms. Many contracts are let on standard government terms, such as Cabinet Office short-form or model services agreements. Schools and academy trusts buy separately, using framework options the department reviews and approves in advance.

Over the past 5 years, most of the Department for Education's contract awards have been in business services, construction work and education and training.

AI insights

  • Is there a preferred supplier?
  • What are the buyers pain points?
  • What has the buyer previously procured?
  • What are the key requirements?

This one's been awarded. Find the next before it's published.

Get a free pre-tender lead
Save this contract

Decision makers

Connect with the people behind this procurement.

Contact nameJob titlePhone numberWork email
Head of Procurement+44 •••• ••••••
Commercial Director+44 •••• ••••••
Procurement Manager+44 •••• ••••••
Category Lead+44 •••• ••••••
Senior Buyer+44 •••• ••••••
Contracts Manager+44 •••• ••••••

Finding public sector work shouldn't be hard

Make your next tender search effortless with Stotles. Set up alerts, find decision maker contacts and never miss a good-fit opportunity again.