UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Forensic accounting consultancy support is required to support the delivery of a payment plan policy.

Forensic accounting consultancy support is required to support the delivery of a payment plan policy. This procurement resulted in three separate contracts being awarded, as the top ranked supplier (Deloitte LLP) had conflicts with a number of developers on which the services would be carried out. This award process was set out within the ITT documents.

Forensic accounting consultancy support is required to support the delivery of a payment plan policy. This procurement resulted in three separate contracts being awarded, as the top ranked supplier had conflicts with a number of developers on which the services would be carried out. This award process was set out within the ITT documents.

This contract has already been awarded and this notice is for transparency purposes. A variation has been issued to implement additional activity and an increase in value in line with PCR 2015 Reg 72 1(a) Previous versions of this award can be found here: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/ca266d1d-968a-462b-a2a7-e8c23a8a4801

This contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes. The requirement is for the Supplier to complete the Greener Government Commitments (GGC) data return and the Annual Sustainability Report for MHCLG.

This contract has already been awarded and is published for transparency purposes. The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has contracted a supplier to launch and lead the Boardroom Apprentice UK Pilot Programme for an additional 12 months. The Supplier is the founder of the programme and has been contracted to deliver the board learning and placement programme with the overall aim of creating a pipeline of more diverse talent to ensure public and voluntary sector boardrooms more closely reflect the communities they serve across the UK. The additional 12 months has also been contracted to gain further important insights and data in relation to the geographical and cultural differences in terms of the host boards across the UK.

MHCLG requires a supplier that can help with the implementation of its Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) Capability Framework, the up-skilling of DDaT teams and Digital Recruitment requirements across Local Digital, its ALBs (Arm's Length Bodies) and ScS (Senior Civil Service) team. Additional information: Call off from the Crown Commercial Service RM6229 Permanent Recruitment 2 framework (Lot 2: Non Clinical General Recruitment).

MHCLG require a Supplier to deliver and manage the Green Flag Award Scheme ('the Scheme') on a concessionary contract basis. The Scheme is both a national and international benchmark for quality public green spaces such as parks and community gardens - considered by the green space sector as the annual MOT for green space. It is highly regarded and credited with being a cost-effective way to raise the quality of urban green space and local people's engagement with it. The concessionary value (estimated revenue) of this Contract is £7,378,078 over the initial 5 year period, however MHCLG make no guarantee as to level of revenue available. MHCLG also reserve the right to extend the term of the Contract by a further 5 years, with the concessionary value of the extension period expected to be commensurate to the initial period. (i.e. total value over 10 years estimated at c£14M)

To provide specialist technical advice on matters related to planning proposals and potential proposals. This advice will support the work of the Planning Response Unit, primarily (but not exclusively) relating to providing advice on planning matters connected to the preparation and application of the Special Development Order (SDO) regime under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.

This contract has been awarded and is being published for transparency reasons. Provision of Digital Tools to provide end to end consultation services and Calls for Evidence services for MHCLG and its ALBs.

This contract has been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes. Leadership coaching

This contract has been awarded and is being published for transparency reasons. Call off Framework, Workforce Solutions.

This contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes. Provision of psychometric test training for MHCLG staff.

This contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes. Venue hire for The Local Resilience Forum Chairs' Conference 2025.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) require a Cyber Incident Response (CIR) service to operate on behalf of the local government sector. MHCLG are looking to ensure that English local authorities receive support to respond to the most sophisticated and bespoke cyberattacks. MHCLG will use the National Cyber Security Centre's (NCSC's) framework for classifying incidents to activate the service at C3 and above, or at a lower level as MHCLG see necessary. To align this approach with other government departments and the advice of the NCSC (that all UK organisations use an NCSC-assured Cyber Incident Response provider when dealing with cyber incidents) a NCSC Assured Service Provider (ASP) is required. The supplier will work with MHCLG to introduce the service to local government, and we will look to integrate the service into existing incident management processes for 24/7 access. Local authorities will report incidents to the NCSC and once the NCSC have categorised the incident and the threshold for service activation is met, or MHCLG approve a below threshold activation, local authorities will be eligible to receive incident response support. The contract will be for one-year, with the option to extend for up to four additional years in one-yearly increments. MHCLG will appoint two suppliers. Service activation will rotate between these. In the instance of an event impacting many local authority organisations at once, both suppliers may be deployed. Additional information: This contract is a call off from the Crown Commercial Service RM3764.3 Cyber Security Services 3 DPS.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) require a Cyber Incident Response (CIR) service to operate on behalf of the local government sector. MHCLG are looking to ensure that English local authorities receive support to respond to the most sophisticated and bespoke cyberattacks. MHCLG will use the National Cyber Security Centre's (NCSC's) framework for classifying incidents to activate the service at C3 and above, or at a lower level as MHCLG see necessary. To align this approach with other government departments and the advice of the NCSC (that all UK organisations use an NCSC-assured Cyber Incident Response provider when dealing with cyber incidents) a NCSC Assured Service Provider (ASP) is required. The supplier will work with MHCLG to introduce the service to local government, and we will look to integrate the service into existing incident management processes for 24/7 access. Local authorities will report incidents to the NCSC and once the NCSC have categorised the incident and the threshold for service activation is met, or MHCLG approve a below threshold activation, local authorities will be eligible to receive incident response support. The contract will be for one-year, with the option to extend for up to four additional years in one-yearly increments. MHCLG will appoint two suppliers. Service activation will rotate between these. In the instance of an event impacting many local authority organisations at once, both suppliers may be deployed. Additional information: This contract is a call off from the Crown Commercial Service RM3764.3 Cyber Security Services 3 DPS.

Additional FreshService Enterprise licences for MHCLG HR. This variation has already been completed and is being published for transparency purposes.

This Contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes. MHCLG Command & House Papers Services.

This notice is in relation to modification of an existing Contract pursuant to regulation 72(1)(e) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, and is published for transparency purposes. The original contract was awarded under Crown Commercial Services Management Consultancy 2 Framework (RM 6008) Lot 1. The contract is for a multi-disciplinary partner to work with the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government to support the delivery of the UK's Freeports Programme. The supplier provides challenge and strategic advice to improve the quality and delivery of Freeports plans and proposals. This support encompasses four functions: 1. Strategic advice: 2. Shared products and learning: 3. Programme support and advice: 4. Troubleshooting draw-down service This modification is for additional support required for Freeports through to August 2025, including continuation of innovative finance activity, which is key to unlocking stalled tax sites through an innovative financing mechanism (including loans, repayable grants or investment in joint ventures) which would provide up-front financing for capital works. The additional work commissioned is consistent the scope of the original contract. This modification increases the total value of the contract by £724,961, from £11,517,356 (excl VAT) to £12,242,317 (excl VAT)