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WMCA Technical Education, Skills and Employment Support Flexible Procurement System - Application 2

This notice is being used to inform the market of Application 2 of the Flexible Procurement System (FPS) for Technical Education, Skills and Employment Support by West Midlands Combined Authority. WMCA have opted to establish an FPS under the Light Touch Regime rules, within the Public Contracts Regulations (PCR, 2015) to deliver our Technical Education, Skills and Employment Support services provision. An FPS is an overarching agreement that allows FPS Providers who are admitted onto it to subsequently compete for...

Buyer

West Midlands Combined Authority

Value

£1,000,000,000

Published

27 Jan 2026

Closes

31 Mar 2026

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

Birmingham

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

80000000

Education and training services

Lots

Lot 1 Building strong and inclusive communities

Value not provided

Every part of the region should have a strong local offer of numeracy, literacy, language and digital skills for communities that supports good health & well-being, builds confidence, improves inclusion & integration, develops key life skills and prepares learners for employment, self-employment or further learning. A place-based approach should ensure a foc...

Delivery: West Midlands (England)

Lot 2 Providing a good education up to level 2

Value not provided

Every part of the region should have a strong local offer that provides any residents who need it with a good education up to level 2. This should include: A comprehensive offer of high quality, locally available opportunities to improve literacy and numeracy, including through statutory entitlements e.g. Functional Skills Qualifications A purpose-driven off...

Delivery: West Midlands (England)

Lot 3 Moving residents into employment and supporting career progression

Value not provided

Every part of the region should have a strong into-work offer aligned to local labour market opportunities. This should include provision that supports: young people to transition into the labour market unemployed adults into good work economically inactive adults into the labour market, including those who have a health condition or disability in-work progr...

Delivery: West Midlands (England)

Lot 4 Meeting future skills needs at level 3 and through upskilling and reskilling

Value not provided

Every part of the region should have a higher-level skills offer aligned to regional economic priorities. This should include: A strong and broad offer at level 3, accessible to those in employment and affordable for those in low paid work A flexible modular offer at level 4/5 aligned to the requirements of businesses, to support retraining or career progres...

Delivery: West Midlands (England)

Lot 5 Innovation

Value not provided

Every part of the region should have a higher-level skills offer aligned to regional economic priorities. This should include: A strong and broad offer at level 3, accessible to those in employment and affordable for those in low paid work A flexible modular offer at level 4/5 aligned to the requirements of businesses, to support retraining or career progres...

Delivery: West Midlands (England)

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