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This Justification (J&A) opportunity from Oregon was posted on March 14, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

We All Count Training

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S-44300-00009787State & Local

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Somerset Health and Social Care Training, Workforce Development and Innovation Open Framework
Solicitation # SFT-CF-C459338
The Somerset Health and Social Care Training, Workforce Development and Innovation Open Framework is a strategic initiative managed by the Somerset NHS Foundation Trust on behalf of the Somerset Health and Care Academy. This joint venture between Somerset Council, Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, and the NHS Somerset Integrated Care Board aims to create a scalable provider base for training and innovation services focused on system-wide workforce priorities and high-quality social care. The framework is structured into six functional lots, each with an estimated value of £1,000,000 excluding VAT, covering non-accredited training, accredited qualifications, leadership and management, integrated health and care training, digital and technology-enabled development, and education pathways including apprenticeships. The total estimated value of the framework is £5,000,000 excluding VAT, with a projected performance period of six years from March 12, 2027, to March 11, 2033, located in Somerset. Awards are based on quality and may be granted with or without competition. A key financial arrangement specifies that for every call-off contract, the Academy receives 35% of learner fees while the provider receives 65%. The procurement encourages participation from small and medium-sized enterprises as well as voluntary, community, and social enterprises. Interested parties must submit electronic proposals in English via the Atamis e-Tendering Portal by December 16, 2026.
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The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is planning to award a contract to Datassist, Inc. for the delivery of two modules of the We All Count training program. This training is proprietary to Datassist, Inc., indicating that the organization holds exclusive rights to the content and delivery of these modules. The solicitation for this contract was posted on March 14, 2024, with a response deadline set for March 21, 2024, allowing interested parties a one-week window to submit their proposals. The contract falls under the State and Local Government Education (SLED) organization type, and the work will be performed within Oregon. The procurement process is managed through the OregonBuys platform, where further details and documentation can be accessed.

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AgencyOregon Health Authority
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OHA intends to award this to Datassist, Inc. to provide two modules of We All Count training to OHA. Datassist, Inc. has proprietary rights to this training.

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