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Exceptions to cross-government moratoria on spend in BISBIS exceptions to spending controls: ICT - April to June2014
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Download this file| Department | Organisation Name | Project name | Basis for expenditure approval | Total Value requested (£M) | Total Value Approved (£M) | Date of approval |
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| BIS | Not set | Apprenticeships Exemplar - BETA | The scope of the Beta Foundations phase is to review the outcomes of the Alpha service assessment and take any appropriate action, review any changes resulting from the Agency Reform, reconfirm and extend the stakeholder engagement plan and prepare for the Beta. | £0.20 | £0.20 | 14/04/2014 |
| BIS | Skills Funding Agency | National Careers Service 14-15 Delivery | To avoid impact to citizen / business facing services in line with Government priorities. The Programmes objectives are to: Improve the quality of careers information, advice and guidance; Increase the number of people actively managing their own careers. The new service delivery and funding model which will be delivered by the programme will: enable the National Careers Service to contribute more effectively to the Governments agenda for jobs, growth and localism; enable citizen empowerment, whereby citizens have sight and control over the data held about them; align with the increased government focus on achieving clear customer outcomes. | £1.60 | £1.60 | 08/05/2014 |
| BIS | Skills Funding Agency | Supply Chain Transformation Tranche 1 | To achieve value for money. The SCT programme aims to move the ICT services towards a cloud compliant, multi-vendor service delivery model in order to lower total cost of ownership and achieve compliance with the Government ICT strategy. The Transformation programme is being dlivered through three tranches: citizen; provider and line of business and each tranche is split into a number of lots. | £45.19 | £36.96 | 15/05/2014 |
| BIS | Technology Strategy Board | _Connect platform overspend | Retrospective approval of overspend in previous financial year. Corrective actions put in place to apply more dilligence to portfolio planning and budgetting for subsequent years. | £1.74 | £2.33 | 20/05/2014 |