SPLIT TICKETING RESEARCH
The Department for Transport (the DfT, Authority) requires an accurate and robust way to estimate the impact on rail revenues resulting from more passengers undertaking split ticketing. To reach this estimate the DfT requires a flexible model to be created which estimates the overall revenue impact on the GB rail industry as well as the impact on all train operating companies (TOCs). As the landscape around split ticketing is likely to evolve over time it would be useful to include tools to enable model flexibility...
Buyer
THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT
Value
£65,000
Published
4 Mar 2020
Closes
8 Jan 2020
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Services
Contract starts
13 Feb 2020
Contract ends
31 Mar 2020
CPV classifications
71000000
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Lots
Lot default SPLIT TICKETING RESEARCH
£70,000
The Department for Transport (the DfT, Authority) requires an accurate and robust way to estimate the impact on rail revenues resulting from more passengers undertaking split ticketing. To reach this estimate the DfT requires a flexible model to be created which estimates the overall revenue impact on the GB rail industry as well as the impact on all train o...
Delivery: South East · United Kingdom, South East, United Kingdom
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