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A government agency in York is seeking a candidate to drive stakeholder engagement and contribute to programme development. You will collaborate with senior government leaders and support public estate management initiatives. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong team-working skills and inclusive behaviors. Candidates should be passionate about enhancing public services and integrating community needs.
The Office of Government Property (OGP) is the guardian of the government estate. It was established in 2010 to work with central government departments to drive savings across the government estate. It also now works with a range of local authorities to support them in achieving a public sector estate in a locality which is cost-effective, supports better integrated public services, and exploits surplus land and property to boost growth.
As a business, and as a group of people, we're amazingly diverse. We are committed to recruiting and developing the best people regardless of their race, gender, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation, age or background. But we've all got a few things in common: We're ambitious. We're open-minded. We enjoy working together. We're flexible. We deliver results. We embrace smarter working. And we're excited by the future. Good thing, too – after all, we're leading government’s thinking to change how the Civil Service will work in future: where staff are trusted, managed by outputs not attendance, and work flexibly.
We also take the time to care. We listen to the people we work with. We involve them in how we develop as a business. And we make sure that everybody here has the resources and support they need to achieve the remarkable.
The current OPE programme is delivered in partnership between the Office of Government Property, the Local Government Association (LGA), and MHCLG. It supports ambitious cross-public sector property projects that create local economic growth, integrate public services, and drive efficiency savings. We also deliver the BLRF on behalf of MHCLG, for which a £25m capital programme has been confirmed for 25/26. The design of future delivery for the BLRF will be considered in early 25/26 and this may become a separate standalone activity.
will include, but not be limited to:
This role will be based within the Cabinet Office part of the Property Programmes team in the Office of Government Property and will report to the G6 Senior Partnerships Manager.