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Call-off contract for the supply of the National Professional Qualification Services (October 2024 cohort) under the National Professional Qualifications Framework Agreement

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£15,265,313
value
GBP
20 Jun 2024
awarded
7
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Department for Education — not a council we hold
Supplier AMBITION INSTITUTE
Supplier BEST PRACTICE NETWORK LIMITED
Supplier Church of England Central Services
Supplier LLSE Community Interest Company
Supplier Teacher Development Trust CIO
Supplier TEACH FIRST
Supplier UCL Consultants Limited

What

Award of call-off contracts made via the Framework Agreement for the National Professional Qualifications (NPQ) to deliver the October 2024 Cohort of National Professional Qualifications. For more details on the National Professional Qualifications please see: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-professional-qualifications-npqs-reforms/national-professional-qualifications-npqs-reforms Additional information: The award value is based on the total potential value awarded under this call-off and the individual call-off contract values are dependent on performance against recruitment and retention milestones. The call-off contract payment model includes an additional uplift fee for participants from Autumn 2022 to enable teachers and leaders from small settings to engage with NPQs. An uplift payment will be paid to providers per participant from a school or 16-19 organisation with 1-600 pupils. The department reserves the right to increase call-off contract values up to an additional 50%. In such instances the department will issue a revised award notice to account for any increase to the award value.

Dates and source

Runs 20 Jun 2024 to 29 Oct 2027
OCID ocds-b5fd17-e8168bf1-c9d5-4707-be63-e0b52bb01c23
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