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CALL-OFF: Lot 2 GLCCA Adult Skills and Employment Programmes

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The Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority has issued an award notice for Lot 2 of the Adult Skills and Employment Programmes for the 2026-27 academic year. This call-off competition focuses on the delivery of accredited adult skills programmes, encompassing a range of qualifications from Entry Level to Level 2, Level 3 vocational and technical qualifications, Higher Technical Qualifications, and core competencies in English, maths, and digital skills. A total of 14 contracts have been awarded to suppliers to provide these educational services within Lincolnshire. The performance period for these agreements runs from August 1, 2026, to July 31, 2027. The authority intends to hold further competitions annually before each new academic year and as additional requirements are identified to ensure the continued delivery of adult skills and employment programming.

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Fourteen contracts awarded for adult skills and employment programmes in Lincolnshire, 2026-2027.

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2026/S 000-088876: Lot 2 GLCCA Adult Skills and Employment Programmes

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AgencyGreater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority
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This Call Off competition is seeking to appoint providers for Adult Skills Programmes for 2026-27. Further Competitions will be held annually ahead of each new academic year and occasionally as additional requirements are identified. Lot No: 2 Accredited Skills Programmes Delivery of accredited adult skills programmes, including Entry Level to Level 2 qualifications, Level 3 vocational and technical qualifications, Higher Technical Qualifications, and core skills such as English, maths, and digital skills

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