Urban Futures

Services

Programme and Contract Management

We have successfully managed a number of major regeneration programmes on behalf of public sector partners. Our team has extensive expertise in overall programme management.

Programme and Contract Management Services:

  • Bid writing and resource procurement.
  • Systems management and programme administration.
  • Partnership development, support and facilitation.
  • Strategic and operational development.

Some recent programmes include:

  • Joining Up Northumberland Park (JUNP) is a seven-year, £15 million Single Regeneration Budget (SRB) programme in Haringey focusing on neighbourhood management and empowerment of local residents in the delivery of local and sustainable services.
  • West Green SRB in Haringey is a seven-year, £28 million programme overseen by a new Neighbourhood Management Board. This programme focuses on community lifelong learning and is built around key themes of community empowerment, education and lifelong learning, and a linked capital programme to improve infrastructure and the local environment.
  • Putting New Heart into Grahame Park SRB programme works with a disadvantaged community within the London Borough of Barnet. The flagship project was the development of a new all weather Community Sports facility in the heart of the Grahame Park Estate.
  • SRB6 Centre of Excellence for Manufacturing is a pan London sector support programme over five years with a value of £12.4 million. It has a particularly diverse partnership structure with a very large private sector involvement and match funding contribution. Outputs and outcomes are delivered through 40 individual projects. London Borough of Enfield acts as accountable body
  • Successful completion of two major SRB programmes, Haringey Heartlands and Tottenham Futures in April 2004. When Urban Futures took over the management of these projects, they were deemed as ?failing? programmes. We successfully transformed these programmes to become two of the top SRB performers in London for the delivery of outputs and impact.
  • Managing an innovative match funding resource provided by the London North Learning and Skills Council (LSC) from its Local Intervention Development (LID) Fund, to enable locally-based community and voluntary sector providers to deliver European Social Fund (ESF) funded employment and skills projects to some of North London?s most disadvantaged communities.