Framework Agreement for development and implementation of the SIGN programme (Social Investors)
Norfolk County Council (NCC) has been procuring contracts for social investor provider partnerships over the last few years as part of a wider programme of social inclusion, and is now putting in place a framework agreement to better enable departments within the council to bring on board social investors for its social inclusion projects.
This strategic framework seeks to support long-term partnerships between funders, investors, outcome payers and Norfolk delivery partners in developing and implementing a wide range of investment projects aligned to UK government policy, NCC strategic objectives and the Norfolk Local Growth Plan.
NCC are keen to see partnerships that deliver higher impact for beneficiaries, delivery partners and NCC commissioners.
Please note:- On 19 November 2025, the Minister of State for Local Government and Homelessness made a written statement [UIN HCWS1071] sayin…
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This strategic framework seeks to support long-term
This strategic framework seeks to support long-term partnerships between funders, investors, outcome payers and Norfolk delivery partners in developing and implementing a wide range of investment projects aligned to UK government policy, NCC strategic objectives and the Norfolk Local Growth Plan.
NCC are keen to see partnerships
NCC are keen to see partnerships that deliver higher impact for beneficiaries, delivery partners and NCC commissioners.
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- 057083-2026
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