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Invitation to Tender - AI Skills Boost Hub

Department for Science, Innovation & Technology

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Key dates and value

Status
Closed
Submission deadline
4 Sept 2026
Published
10 Aug 2026
Estimated value
£1.5m
Contract start
13 Oct 2026
Contract end
31 Mar 2029
Location
London, London
Notice type
UK4
Buyer type
Central Government

Overview

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology is seeking to appoint a supplier to design, build, host, maintain and support a single integrated AI Skills Boost digital platform. The platform will bring together the existing AI Skills Boost and AI Skills Hub services into one user-focused website to support the Government’s ambition to upskill 10 million UK workers in AI skills by 2030. The requirement includes website discovery, design, build, testing, hosting, service management, analytics, user account functionality, diagnostic and self-assessment tools, personalised learning pathways, course catalogue functionality, provider submission functionality, digital credentialing, accessibility, security, data protection and ongoing platform improvement. The supplier will also be responsible for content curation, course and provider quality assurance, alignment of learning content to agreed AI skills competency frameworks, metadata management, content review processes and ongoing catalogue maintenance. The Authority intends to appoint a single lead supplier with overall responsibility for delivery, although the use of subcontractors or specialist delivery partners is permitted where this strengthens delivery. The contract is expected to commence in October 2026 and run until 31 March 2029 as the initial term, with break rights at 12-month intervals and an option to extend by up to 12 months. The indicative budget for the initial term is up to £1,500,000 excluding VAT.

CPV codes

  • 80420000 E-learning services
  • 72212220 Internet and intranet software development services
  • 72413000 World wide web (www) site design services

About the buyer

Department for Science, Innovation & Technology has published 96 tender notices since 31 Oct 2023, with a combined advertised value of £365m. 12 of them are currently open.

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