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Awarded contract
Published 16 Apr 2018

Managing Sickness Absences in SMEs: Phase2

Department for Work and Pensions · London

Key facts

Contract value
£329,198
Awarded
28 Dec 2017
Contract starts
29 Nov 2017
Contract ends
28 Nov 2018
Procedure
Restricted procedure
Buyer type
Central government

Awarded to 2 suppliers

SupplierValue
Kingston University Higher Education Corporation£164,599
Healthy Working Futures£164,599

Description

The Provision of Research and Innovation Services for Managing Sickness Absences in Small and Medium Enterprises: Phase 2, a Joint Work and Health Unit initiative.

The Authority is seeking to encourage an innovative and creative approach from tenderers supporting SMEs to manage the first four weeks of sickness absence within their workforce, in a way that best facilitates a return to work for their employees.

Phase 1 - the Department contracted with four suppliers to develop a feasibility study into reducing sickness absences. In Phase 2, the Department will contract with 2 of the Phase 1 suppliers to research and develop their feasibility study into a working prototype.

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