Expressions of Interest
Now open
Episodic is currently taking expressions of interest from suitable contractor
and agency partners for ICCE introductory review.
The first step is a 30 minute introductory call.
- Page type
- Expression of interest
- Audience
- Contractors and agencies
- First step
- Introductory call
- Further access
- Subject to suitability and confidentiality
Purpose of this page
This page provides a structured route for suitable organisations to register interest in ICCE.
The initial step is a 30 minute introductory call. The purpose of the call is to understand the organisation, the relevant labour flow, the current route position and whether ICCE may be suitable for further review.
Where appropriate, further information can be shared after the call, including documentation packs, NDA materials and route-specific discussion materials.
The expression of interest process is intended to support structured review, not immediate deployment.
Interest status
Episodic is currently accepting expressions of interest from organisations that may be suitable for further ICCE discussion, review or controlled onboarding consideration.
| Item | Position |
|---|---|
| Current status | Expressions of interest now open. |
| Suitable parties |
Contractors — closes 14 July 2026. Agencies — closes 29 July 2026. |
| First step | 30 minute introductory call. |
| Discussion scope | Labour flows, framework controls, agency participation, project suitability, reporting requirements and route-review considerations. |
| Further materials | Documentation packs, NDA materials and route-specific information may be shared where applicable after the introductory call. |
| Boundary | Further engagement remains subject to suitability review, documentation, confidentiality arrangements and controlled launch planning. |
Who should register interest
Expressions of interest are intended for organisations that may have a practical reason to review ICCE in relation to temporary labour routing, framework controls, agency participation, worker evidence, payroll-route clarity, financial attribution, social value reporting or audit readiness.
Contractors may wish to review ICCE where selected temporary labour flows require stronger visibility, cleaner routing, project-level evidence or a better balance between agency flexibility and contractor control.
Agencies may wish to review ICCE where they are interested in participating in controlled contractor labour frameworks, improving client assurance, supporting cleaner evidence records or operating through ICCE-routed activity.
Materials available under NDA
A contractor or agency reviewing ICCE may need more detail than the public website can reasonably contain.
Further materials can be made available under appropriate confidentiality arrangements so the organisation and its advisers can assess the route properly before any deployment or participation decision is made.
| Material | Relevance |
|---|---|
| ICCE model overview | Shows how the wider infrastructure model operates. |
| Classification-safe positioning summary | Explains why ICCE is infrastructure rather than labour supplier, MSP, umbrella, lender, insurer or payroll bureau for third-party employers. |
| Contractor workflow overview | Shows how project codes, contractor access and agency routing work. |
| Project-code and Labour Requirement Notice examples | Shows how temporary labour demand can be structured before fulfilment. |
| Sample reporting outputs | Shows the project, agency, worker, payroll-route, financial attribution and social value outputs a contractor may receive. |
| Agency participation model | Shows how existing agencies can fulfil through ICCE rails. |
| Worker experience summary | Shows how worker engagement, fixed-term PAYE employment and route information are handled. |
| Fixed-term PAYE employment evidence examples | Shows how ICCE-routed activity excludes umbrella, CIS labour-only, PSC and unknown payroll routes. |
| Funding model summary | Explains why ICCE avoids worker-funded payroll and how agency-funded participation supports the model. |
| Financial and labour-chain risk materials | Supports review of current route risk, legislative pressure and evidence gaps. |
| Social value and ESG materials | Supports review of fair work, worker transparency and responsible procurement evidence. |
| Funder and insurance materials | Shows how controlled labour evidence may support wider financial and risk review. |
| System status materials | Explains current implementation status, target architecture and controlled launch requirements. |
| Legal and tax review materials | Supports adviser review where available and appropriate. |
Review question
The purpose of further materials is to help the organisation answer a practical question:
Can ICCE improve the selected labour flow enough to justify controlled deployment or participation?
That assessment may involve procurement, commercial, finance, compliance, legal, tax, social value, ESG and project teams.
Each function may need a different view of the same proposed flow: agency participation, project attribution, payroll-linked values, route exclusions, risk treatment, worker-route evidence, reporting outputs and operational practicality.
Boundary
Expression of interest does not create any obligation on either side and does not indicate that an organisation is approved, onboarded or accepted for ICCE participation.
Any further engagement remains subject to suitability review, documentation, confidentiality arrangements, legal review, tax review, operational review, agency participation review, system readiness and controlled launch planning.
ICCE should be reviewed as infrastructure for selected routed activity, not as a universal assurance claim over all temporary labour usage.
Next step
Ready to register interest?
Book a 30 minute introductory call to discuss whether ICCE may be relevant to your organisation.
Introductory discussions do not create legal, tax, funding, insurance, procurement or employment-status advice.