Public Service Delivery Network

Transforming public services together

The Public Service Delivery Network uniquely brings together voluntary and community organisations and statutory sector bodies to develop tools and spaces for the improvement of procurement and commissioning relationships between the two sectors.

It helps over 1000 members to develop their reciprocal understanding and capacity to work together around public services providing a forum for peer support and information sharing, developing tools and resources, and organising a rich programme of events

The PSD Network is run by NCVO's Sustainable Funding Project.

To join the Network, simply complete the online form.

What the Network offers you

• Public Services Delivery pages : our webpages contain a wealth of information for VCO providers and public sector commissioners on the multiple aspects of service commissioning and delivery.
• PSDN Bulletin: Our monthly bulletin bringing you the latest news, opportunities, publications, tools and resources on public service delivery.
• Events: Network events are an opportunity for mutual learning and the exchange of ideas and information. Take part in our upcoming events and browse our events archive.
• Resources : Links and materials to help you and your organisation find answers to your questions on public services.
• Publications: Browse this section to access the case studies, reports and tools developed by the Network.
• Advisory Group : The Network's activities are shaped by its members. Find out more about our advisory group.
• Sign up! Join the PSD Network.

What's new?

• Public Service Delivery Network Masterclass: Legal Foundations
  The Network will also be hosting two half-day sessions in London and Manchester led by solicitors at TPP law. These sessions will aim to provide essential knowledge and understanding of some of the key legal issues related to public service delivery under contract. The two sessions will cover Navigating Commercial Agreements and TUPE & Pensions. Participants can book for individual sessions or for a full day, and more details can be found on our website for London or Manchester. 

The Public Service Delivery Network is supported by: