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Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Ofcom is tendering for a Market Research Framework. Ofcom’s Market Research team commissions primary research projects and services, working with a range of teams across the organisation, including Economics and Analytics, Networks and Communications, Broadcasting and Media Policy, Spectrum, Strategy & Policy and Online Safety. We require suppliers that can deliver high quality market research projects, with findings suitable for publication, following industry best practice. Examples of our work can be located on...

Buyer

Ofcom

Value

£20,000,000

Published

17 Jun 2024

Closes

14 Jul 2023

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

Lewisham and Southwark

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

79310000

Market research services

Lots

Lot Lot 1 – Quantitative Research (Adults) Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Value not provided

Suppliers will have expertise in standard quantitative research techniques, including face to face, online and telephone interviews. Robust data quality assurance processes are essential. Tenderers should also have expertise on research with UK citizens, consumers & audiences and with advanced statistical techniques, such as segmentations and key driver anal...

Delivery: London, United Kingdom

Lot Lot 2– Qualitative Research (Adults) Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Value not provided

Suppliers will have expertise in a range of standard qualitative research techniques amongst UK citizens, consumers and audiences. For example, focus groups, depth interviews, deliberative techniques and ethnography. Projects will typically relate to broadcasting, telecoms, online behaviour, and postal services. Projects will include UK residential responden...

Delivery: London, United Kingdom

Lot Lot 3 – Qualitative Research (Adults minority groups) Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Value not provided

Suppliers will have expertise in a range of qualitative research techniques amongst a minority or hard-to-reach group (or groups) of adults in the UK population. This Lot will include suppliers who have specialist expertise in conducting research among a particular group (e.g. disabled people, ethnic minority groups) and may also include suppliers who have t...

Delivery: London, United Kingdom

Lot Lot 4 – Children’s Research (Qualitative and Quantitative) Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Value not provided

Suppliers will need to have the highest ethical and safeguarding standards, and experience of research with vulnerable children and sensitive topics. Our focus here is on online safety in relation to UK children. In 2023 we expect that the Online Safety Bill will be passed which will make Ofcom the regulator responsible for online safety in the UK. It is cru...

Delivery: London, United Kingdom

Lot Lot 5 – UK online omnibus/ panel surveys Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Value not provided

Suppliers will need to be able to be able to deliver statistically robust online surveys amongst the UK population. Typical requirements will be for UK-representative samples, or for surveys amongst minority groups in the UK population (for example, customers of a particular supplier, or vulnerable groups). Our requirements from suppliers will typically be f...

Delivery: London, United Kingdom

Lot Lot 6 – Behavioural Insight Ofcom Market Research Framework 2024 - 2028

Value not provided

Suppliers will have good understanding and experience of projects that involve behavioural science. Our in-house behavioural insight team will require support for projects that apply behavioural science techniques to policy design, particularly with regards to online behaviour. We anticipate that suppliers on this Lot will be invited to submit proposals for...

Delivery: London, United Kingdom

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