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Adult Education Budget Early Supplier Engagement

Department for Education · London

Key facts

Engagement closes
29 Sep 2022
Buyer type
Central government

Description

The purpose of this early engagement notice is to notify the market that the Department for Education is interested in talking to suppliers, delivering adult education in non-devolved areas of England, to support the development of any potential future procurement exercise for ESFA AEB contracts for services. The purpose of engaging the market at this time is to:

- Understand learner needs in non-devolved areas and what kind of provision needs to be prioritised. - Understand issues or blockers to ESFA AEB and Free Courses for Jobs delivery, reflections on previous procurements and use this to explore potential delivery models and performance standards. - Discuss how potential procurement will interact with the proposed FE reforms and potential further devolution of skills provision. This includes the possible introduction of new funding rates, accountability arrangements, and the implications of devolution deals for contracts which are currently being consulted upon. - Test market capacity to deliver ESFA AEB amongst other procurements occurring across the skills landscape including Multiply, Skills Bootcamps, Free Courses for Jobs, Traineeships and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

We are keen to discuss experiences of ESFA AEB procured provision and therefore we will be hosting a series of market engagement opportunities across England. The Authority does not commit to running a procurement exercise as a result of this engagement process.

How can you get involved? Market engagement events will be hosted by DfE in late September and you can sign up to your preferred event below. We will only be discussing the procurements of the ESFA AEB in non-devolved areas.

- September 27, 11am-12pm, Microsoft Teams - September 29, 10am-11am, Microsoft Teams

For full details of the event, including registration links, please refer to the attachment included with this notice

Attendance at market engagement events will not be a pre-requisite for being able to submit a tender if DfE decide to procure these services. If you are unable to attend one of the market engagement events, the information pack, slides and Q&A can be made available.

Please note that these are exploratory events and will not commit us to procuring or procuring services in specific ways.

For any assistance required in registering please contact: [email protected]

Additional information: Registration links above - further detail of the event can be found in the attached document

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