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Support to the Armed Forces Reward and Incentivisation Scheme (AFRIR)

Support to the Armed Forces Reward and Incentivisation Scheme (AFRIR)

Buyer

Ministry of Defence

Value

£3,000,000

Published

21 Apr 2022

Closes

24 Jan 2022

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

79000000

Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security

79400000

Business and management consultancy and related services

Lots

Lot 1 Conceptual Development

£3,000,000

Support to the Armed Forces Reward and Incentivisation Scheme (AFRIR) Additional information: Support to the Armed Forces Reward and Incentivisation Scheme (AFRIR)

Delivery: United Kingdom

Lot 2 Strategic Simulation

Value not provided

This work package requires strategic simulation(s) to be developed, which will bring together all the evidence and data to determine the impact policy options could have in different scenarios at strategic, operational, and tactical levels. Suppliers should have experience of syncretising all parts of an employment offer in a large organisation to establish...

Delivery: United Kingdom

Lot 4 Implementation Management

Value not provided

This work package will conduct assessments of policy options to understand, in outline terms, how these could be delivered, particularly with respect to an underlying IT solution. This work will help develop the Review’s recommendations by identifying solutions that are deliverable and minimise implementation costs. Suppliers should have experience in design...

Delivery: United Kingdom

Lot 3 Cost Modelling

Value not provided

This work package requires a cost model to be developed to enable high-level cost-modelling, which will support decisions on individual policy options/design and underpin overall assurance that the holistic reward model is affordable within reasonable parameters of uncertainty. Suppliers should have a proven track-record of cost-modelling, with a particular...

Delivery: United Kingdom

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