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Feasibility study into approaches to evaluating the design and delivery of e-safety education in schools

Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (hereafter IICSA) is seeking to commission a feasibility study to identify potential approaches to conducting a large-scale process and impact evaluation of e-safety education in schools

Buyer

Home Office

Value

£49,750

Published

27 Nov 2017

Closes

21 Sept 2017

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

25 Oct 2017

Contract ends

13 Apr 2018

CPV classifications

73110000

Research services

Lots

Lot default Feasibility study into approaches to evaluating the design and delivery of e-safety education in schools

£49,750

Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (hereafter IICSA) is seeking to commission a feasibility study to identify potential approaches to conducting a large-scale process and impact evaluation of e-safety education in schools

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder

18 Sept 2017

Opportunity notice on Contracts Finder

Tender notice · Web page

Statement of Requirements

Not provided

Statement of Requirements

Tender notice · PDF

Response Guidance

Not provided

Response Guidance

Tender notice · PDF

ITT Letter

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ITT Letter

Tender notice · PDF

Price Schedule

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Price Schedule

Tender notice · Word document

ITT Letter (Updated timetable)

Not provided

ITT Letter (Updated timetable)

Tender notice · PDF

Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder

27 Nov 2017

Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder

Award notice · Web page

Price Schedule

Not provided

Price Schedule

Tender notice · Word document

ITT Letter (Updated timetable)

Not provided

ITT Letter (Updated timetable)

Tender notice · PDF

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