The Genomics Education Programme (GEP) was established in 2014 following an initial investment from the Department of Health to pump prime genomic education and training activity to support the delivery of the 100,000 Genomes Project. At the beginning of financial year 2018/19 the GEP became part of ‘business as usual’ within Health Education England (HEE) and, in collaboration with NHS England (NHSE), continues to support the newly launched NHS Genomic Medicine Service (GMS). As part of its role in delivering education and training to the NHS workforce, the GEP promotes its courses and resources to the healthcare workforce in a variety of ways, as well as undertaking awareness-raising activity in its own right, with the aim of increasing ‘genomic literacy’ among the general workforce. A key component to this activity is using design assets both in print and online, which convey key messages around genomics while complying with HEE brand guidelines. While the GEP has some design expertise in house, the requirements regularly exceed our capacity. HEE is therefore inviting quotations from providers for the service commencing 3rd September for up to 2 years with possible extension for up to 1 year, dependant on GEP funding.