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Croydon Means Business - Employment Support Programme

Published
Published 8 July 2026

Overview

London South Bank University was awarded a contract valued at £50,000 to deliver the Croydon Means Business employment support programme, providing outreach, work-readiness, and employability services to at least 60 Croydon residents over nine months from its Electric House campus. Services include recruitment and onboarding, individual assessments, soft-skills training, and structured progression support, with at least 10 residents receiving intensive one-to-one support, delivered in collaboration with the Council, DWP, Croydon Works, and local partners. The contract is now in delivery or complete as of June 2026.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
In delivery
Procedure
Direct
Published
8 July 2026

Award outcome

Awarded value
£50,000
Award date
18 June 2026
Contract period
7 July 2026 → 7 July 2027
Winner
  • London South Bank University

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract

    8 July 2026

    View notice ↗

Contracting authority

  • London Borough of Croydon

    Buyer

    Croydon, United Kingdom

    GB-PPON: PJTH-3594-VXYL

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