E-learning
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E-Learning Professional Services

Description: Provision of e-learning design professional services

Summary: The Bank of England has concluded a procurement process titled "E-Learning Professional Services," focused on providing specialist training services. This contract, valued at £154,621, pertains to the provision of e-learning design and delivery in the London region of the United Kingdom. Conducted as an open procedure below the threshold, the procurement is now at the award stage. The contract runs from 12th January 2026 to 11th January 2027, with Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP named as the successful supplier on 11th December 2025. The tender was suitable for small and medium enterprises, although not aimed at voluntary, community, and social enterprises.

E-Learning Services & Software

Description: Contract for the provision of e-learning services and software

Summary: Oxford City Council has completed a procurement process for the provision of e-learning services and software, as indicated by the award and contract documentation dated 30th December 2025. The tender falls under the 'services' category and is situated in the UKJ14 region, specifically aimed at the sub-central government. The contract was awarded to Dynamic Business Services Ltd, marking the procurement as 'complete' with an active status. The procurement method identified is "Below threshold - unknown," aligned with legislation 2023/54. The contract began on the 4th of December 2025 and will continue until the 3rd of December 2028, with potential extensions available for up to two additional years.

Online Learning Service

Description: HM Land Registry (HMLR) requires a contract for an Online Learning Services platform to support the continuous professional development of its Transformation and Technology directorate. HMLR requires the Supplier to provide access to an online learning platform, which must offer a diverse range of content formats to support different learning styles and needs. These formats should include but not limited to digital books, video tutorials, live online training sessions, interactive environments, structured learning paths, and real-world case studies. The platform must support learning across a wide range of subject areas this includes, but is not limited to, artificial intelligence, data literacy and data-driven decision making, cloud computing, IT operations, leadership development, and other emerging fields aligned with strategic business priorities. Content must be (read more...)

Summary: The HM Land Registry is seeking to procure an Online Learning Services platform to enhance the continuous professional development of its Transformation and Technology directorate. This initiative is currently in the planning stage, with essential preliminary market engagement activities scheduled. The process involves registering interest by the deadline of 30th September 2025 via the specified platform for potential bidders. The procurement pertains to the service industry category and is set to take place in Croydon, United Kingdom, with a procurement value of £80,000 amidst a gross amount of £96,000. The tender aims to address various learning modalities, including digital books, video tutorials, live online sessions, and more, aligned with strategic business priorities such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing. The contract period for the expected services spans from 20th November 2025 to 19th November 2028.

LinkedIn Learning.

Description: LinkedIn Learning.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by the University of Plymouth for e-learning services, specifically LinkedIn Learning, has reached the award stage. This selective procurement approach, executed via a call-off from a framework agreement, culminated in an awarded contract valued at £86,200. The contract, active between 1 August 2025 and 31 July 2026, is associated with the industry classification for e-learning services under the CPV code 80420000. The services will be delivered in the South West region of the United Kingdom, and the tender was primarily targeted at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

E-learning housing sector content

Description: E-learning modules/content designed specifically for the housing sector

Summary: The procurement process led by ORBIT GROUP LIMITED, a public authority within the sub-central government category, involves the provision of e-learning modules specifically tailored for the housing sector. Located in Coventry, UKG33 region, the contracting process has reached the award stage, with the final contract being signed on 25th September 2025. The procurement, conducted using a direct method below the competitive threshold, resulted in Me Learning Ltd, based in Brighton, as the chosen supplier. The contract will be active from 1st October 2025 until 30th September 2027, with an overall gross value of £35,880.

Recovery E-Learning for Neath Port Talbot CBC

Description: Adaptation of an existing Nature Recovery E-learn package to incorporate NPT context and priorities then to create bespoke additional course in the same style.

Summary: The procurement process, conducted by Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council, involved the adaptation of an existing Nature Recovery E-Learning package to align with local priorities. The process took place within the services industry, specifically focusing on e-learning services as part of the broader educational services category. The contract has been concluded and was awarded on 16th December 2025, with completion expected by 30th October 2026. The procurement method used was a direct award without competition, classified "Below threshold", highlighting that the process adhered to specific guidelines without open competitive bidding.

Online Insights & Work Experience Provision for Young People and Adult Learners

Description: Contract for: Online Insights & Work Experience Provision for Young People and Adult Learners.

Summary: The Met Office, a central government public authority based in Exeter, has successfully completed its procurement process for the contract titled "Online Insights & Work Experience Provision for Young People and Adult Learners". The process was carried out using an open procurement method, below the threshold for open competition, under the legal basis of UKPGA 2023/54. The tender involved services classified under CPV codes including E-learning services, secondary education services, higher education services, and adult education services. Initially tendered with an enquiry period ending on 17th October 2025 and tender period closing on 24th October 2025, the contract was awarded to Springpod on 11th December 2025 with a one-year duration starting from 14th December 2025 and an optional extension for another year. The contract value is grossed at £72,000, with an annual amount of £60,000.

DDaT25559 - Specialist Online Learning

Description: Procurement Description ***** THIS IS A CONTRACT DETAILS NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION ***** This procurement is being concluded following a limited competition procurement exercise. Brief Description of Requirement UKRI requires access to a specialist online learning platform for the use of IT, software development and business/management teams.

Summary: UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has successfully concluded the procurement process for a specialist online learning platform, titled "DDaT25559 - Specialist Online Learning." This initiative focuses on delivering e-learning services across IT, software development, and business/management sectors, with the location specified as the United Kingdom. The process reached the award and contract stage, with an effective contract period from 23rd December 2025 to 22nd December 2026. UKRI, located in Swindon, conducted the procurement through a limited competition method, specifically chosen for a contract worth a gross amount of £59,999.

Learning Management System

Description: Provision of a learning management platform with access to elearning modules. This contract has been awarded through the G Cloud 14 framework.

Summary: The procurement process for a Learning Management System, initiated by Transport for the North, has reached the award stage. This contract, classified under e-learning services (CPV code 80420000), was awarded through the G Cloud 14 framework using a selective procurement method via a call-off from a framework agreement. The tender focuses on providing access to e-learning modules and is valued at £21,830 GBP. Located in the North West region of the United Kingdom, the contract will commence on 25th July 2026 and last until 24th July 2028. Businesses interested needed to have submitted tenders by the final deadline of 2nd June 2026 to be considered. Kallidus Ltd has been selected as the supplier for this opportunity.

Pilot Active Bystander Training eLearning

Description: Active Bystander training is a mandatory requirement for clinicians to become an approved educator for Learners within the East of England as part of our commitment to quality learning environments. We are therefore looking to contract a provider for one year as a pilot with clear KPIs for evaluation and the option to extend for further 4 years on a yearly basis. (total 5 years). Subject to further funding approval.

Summary: NHS England has completed the procurement process for the "Pilot Active Bystander Training eLearning" contract. This tender focused on providing mandatory Active Bystander training for clinicians in the East of England to ensure quality learning environments. The procurement was conducted through an open competition below the threshold, following light-touch regulations. The contract, awarded to CIPHR LIMITED, will commence on 9th February 2026 and initially run for one year with an option for extension up to a total of five years, contingent on future funding approval. Located in London, NHS England, a central government public authority, led this initiative from planning stages through to the award, with key milestones in December 2025 and early February 2026.