Agencies for Public Sector Work

[TheFaQQer]

Ajilon
Badenoch & Clark
Technology Project Services
Amtec Consulting plc
Certes Computing
Elan Public Services
Methods Consulting
Parity Resources Limited
Sand Resources

They are all on the government list.

[BOSKIS]

I'm not sure Volere is that well known....I'd market it under your BA/requirements skills and list it if you wish, but make sure you explain it a bit otherwise people may not know.

PS Parity also do a lot of public sector work

Thanks will add them to my list.

[youngguy]

Thanks so far - I'll start working through them. Advice greatly appreciated.

One further question if I may. Anyone know if there is any specific need for people with 'Volere' skills.

I'm not sure Volere is that well known....I'd market it under your BA/requirements skills and list it if you wish, but make sure you explain it a bit otherwise people may not know.

PS Parity also do a lot of public sector work

[BOSKIS]

Thanks so far - I'll start working through them. Advice greatly appreciated.

One further question if I may. Anyone know if there is any specific need for people with 'Volere' skills.

[DodgyAgent]

Axel Man should be avoided at all costs where possible

HTH

why?

I thought they were purely a recruitment outsourcing co not a business that runs contractors directly?

[Sausage Surprise]

Max20 do NHS stuff in the South. I've just finished a gig in Kent and they were very good.

[Murder1]

Mostly NHS related atm but they are bidding for the Immigration project ( E-Borders ) as well.

Cheers for that DaveB

[DaveB]

Mostly NHS related atm but they are bidding for the Immigration project ( E-Borders ) as well.

[Murder1]

Elan have most of the Public Sector work for BT. A lot of it is based in Leeds with a smaller amount in London.

Didn't realise that

[DaveB]

Elan have most of the Public Sector work for BT. A lot of it is based in Leeds with a smaller amount in London.

[Troll]

Axel Man should be avoided at all costs where possible

HTH

[dmini]

Hays do a lot with public sector direct into Reading, also through IBM who have public sector contracts. I'm working on one at the moment.
Alexander Mann deal with Fujitsu - again a major government contractor. I know they were running vacancies in Basingstoke last year. Fujitsu contracts are known to be very good with regard to IR35 - I'm aware of one person who has had a very long contract with Fujitsu (multiple years), was investigated by Hector and passed. Alex Mann's payment terms arent so good though as some other agencies.
Hope that helps

[BOSKIS]

Morning - First Post for me.

I've been in IT for a while (contract & perm) but alway financial services (london/City - based). I'm now looking for public sector work (PM, Senior BA, Requirements etc.) but am struggling to find the right agencies with the right vacancies. I tend to get re-directed toward financial services, which I am conciously moving away from. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I am Reading based and have over 15 yrs experience.

thanks