Common use of Tay Cities Deal Clause in Contracts

Tay Cities Deal. The four local authorities across the Tay Cities Region, Angus, Dundee City, Fife and Perth & Kinross have been successful in their bid to win a “Cities Deal”, resulting in combined Scottish Government, UK government and private investment of £700M: “We will create a region where fair business growth, social inclusion and skills development is at the heart of everything we do. Our vision is to become a cohesive region of knowledge with a culture of creativity within Scotland and the UK. By focussing on the skill, knowledge and expertise of our people, we can boost innovation, economic growth and productivity within our region.” The College submitted four Stage 1 project bids as lead partner and is a partner in a further 20 bids. The College has submitted bids which are strategically important for our stakeholders, the Region and which have the potential to increase regional employment, weekly wages and GVA growth above the Scottish average. We have also targeted partners who we have a strategic alignment to, in order to collaborate in their bids. This strategy has ensured that the College is involved in projects across several key industry sectors, as well as within bids focussing on the cross cutting themes of Inclusive Growth, Innovation and Internationalisation.

Tay Cities Deal. The four local authorities across the Tay Cities Region, Angus, Dundee City, Fife and Perth & Kinross have been successful in made their bid submission to win the Scottish Government for funding to address a “Cities Deal”, resulting in combined Scottish Government, UK government and private investment of £700Mcommon vision which states: “We will create a region where fair business growth, social inclusion and skills development is at the heart of everything we do. Our vision is to become a cohesive region of knowledge with a culture of creativity within Scotland and the UK. By focussing on the skill, knowledge and expertise of our people, we can boost innovation, economic growth and productivity within our region.” The College has submitted four Stage 1 project bids as lead partner and is a partner in a further 20 bids. The College has submitted bids which are strategically important for our stakeholders, the Region and which have the potential to increase regional employment, weekly wages and GVA growth above the Scottish average. We have also targeted partners who we have a strategic alignment to, in order to collaborate in their bids. This strategy has ensured that the College is involved in projects across several key industry sectors, as well as within bids focussing on the cross cutting themes of Inclusive Growth, Innovation and Internationalisation.

Tay Cities Deal. ‌ The four local authorities across the Tay Cities Region, Angus, Dundee City, Fife and Perth & Kinross have been successful in made their bid submission to win the Scottish Government for funding to address a “Cities Deal”, resulting in combined Scottish Government, UK government and private investment of £700Mcommon vision which states: “We will create a region where fair business growth, social inclusion and skills development is at the heart of everything we do. Our vision is to become a cohesive region of knowledge with a culture of creativity within Scotland and the UK. By focussing on the skill, knowledge and expertise of our people, we can boost innovation, economic growth and productivity within our region.” The College has submitted four Stage 1 project bids as lead partner and is a partner in a further 20 bids. The College has submitted bids which are strategically important for our stakeholders, the Region and which have the potential to increase regional employment, weekly wages and GVA growth above the Scottish average. We have also targeted partners who we have a strategic alignment to, in order to collaborate in their bids. This strategy has ensured that the College is involved in projects across several key industry sectors, as well as within bids focussing on the cross cutting themes of Inclusive Growth, Innovation and Internationalisation.

Tay Cities Deal. The four local authorities across the Tay Cities Region, Angus, Dundee City, Fife and Perth & Kinross have been successful in their bid are collaborating towards a submission to win the Scottish Government for funding to address a “Cities Deal”, resulting in combined Scottish Government, UK government and private investment of £700Mcommon vision which states: “We will create a region where fair business growth, social inclusion and skills development is at the heart of everything we do. Our vision is to become a cohesive region of knowledge with a culture of creativity within Scotland and the UK. By focussing on the skill, knowledge and expertise of our people, we can boost innovation, economic growth and productivity within our region.” The College has submitted four Stage 1 project bids as lead partner and is a partner in a further 20 bids. The College has submitted bids which are strategically important for our stakeholders, the Region and which have the potential to increase regional employment, weekly wages and GVA growth above the Scottish average. We have also targeted partners who we have a strategic alignment to, in order to collaborate in their bids. This strategy has ensured that the College is involved in projects across several key industry sectors, as well as within bids focussing on the cross cutting themes of Inclusive Growth, Innovation and Internationalisation.