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OppsLink is a platform that connects academic experts, PhD students, (early career) researchers and alumni with funded consulting opportunities. These range from UK and local government to the European Commission and international organisations. It offers a searchable database of current tenders that are open for applications.

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WCC Cycle Training Courses Bikeability
Warwickshire County Council
Warwickshire County Council (WCC) intends to establish a 3 year contract for the delivery of Cycle Training across Warwickshire. Funding for this service is provided to WCC by the Bikeability Trust and Active Travel England (ATE), with WCC acting as the Grant Recipient. The Council seeks to appoint either one Provider for both Lots or two separate Providers, with one Provider appointed per Lot. The contract comprises two Lots, each covering multiple districts and boroughs: Lot 1 - North Warwickshire: North Warwickshire Borough, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough, and Rugby Borough. Lot 2 - South Warwickshire: Warwick District and Stratford District. The appointed Provider for each Lot will be required to deliver a full programme of cycle training throughout the calendar year, not limited to school term time. Training delivery must include: All schools located within the Lot One-to-one training courses Community training programmes, including holiday courses The contract will have an...
WCC- Bikeability services - Cycle training
Warwickshire County Council
Warwickshire County Council (WCC) intends to establish a 3 year contract for the delivery of Cycle Training across Warwickshire. Funding for this service is provided to WCC by the Bikeability Trust and Active Travel England (ATE), with WCC acting as the Grant Recipient. The Council seeks to appoint either one Provider for both Lots or two separate Providers, with one Provider appointed per Lot. The contract comprises two Lots, each covering multiple districts and boroughs: Lot 1 - North Warwickshire: North Warwickshire Borough, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough, and Rugby Borough. Lot 2 - South Warwickshire: Warwick District and Stratford District. The appointed Provider for each Lot will be required to deliver a full programme of cycle training throughout the calendar year, not limited to school term time. Training delivery must include: All schools located within the Lot One-to-one training courses Community training programmes, including holiday courses The contract will have an...
Insurance and Related Services 5
Crown Commercial Service
Insurance Services 5 will follow earlier iterations in offering value for money and compliant access to insurance services provided by brokers, insurers and claims management companies in a highly regulated market. Services will be offered to the whole of the public sector to enable the sourcing of all aspects of insurance services, including but not limited to: brokerage advice, insurance cover, claims management services. Management of insurance and risk management programmes. Ranging from complex combined business insurance programmes to one off renewals and urgent insurance coverage.
Intensive Support - Children / Young People (Highland)
The Highland Council
The provision of an Intensive Support Service to Children and Young People to offer practical and emotional support to service users through offering help and guidance on matters such as safety planning, risks and management of risks, emotional support, health, education, harm reduction, substance use, training and where appropriate support with parenting skills. The service will typically deliver support to service users who have been exposed to criminal activity, offending behaviours, exploitation, and involvement with the Children’s Hearings System (although this is not an exhaustive list). It will also offer support to Parent/Carers/Guardians.
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