Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000569946

Delivering Greater Benefit from Common Good Land and Buildings

The Land Commission is investigating the state Common Good land and property, and intends to commission a suitably qualified contractor to write a paper on the subject. The overarching objectives of the paper will be to: - provide a basis for informed public debate on the key issues; and - inform the Commission’s longer term research priorities in this area.

Buyer

Scottish Land Commission

Value

£10,000

Published

31 Jan 2019

Closes

28 Jan 2019

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

Scotland

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

73110000

Research services

Lots

Lot 1 Delivering Greater Benefit from Common Good Land and Buildings

£10,000

The Land Commission is investigating the state Common Good land and property, and intends to commission a suitably qualified contractor to write a paper on the subject. The overarching objectives of the paper will be to: - provide a basis for informed public debate on the key issues; and - inform the Commission’s longer term research priorities in this area.

Delivery: Scotland

Delivering Greater Benefit from Common Good Land and Buildings

Not provided

The Land Commission is investigating the state Common Good land and property, and intends to commission a suitably qualified contractor to write a paper on the subject. The overarching objectives of the paper will be to: - provide a basis f...

Contract notice · Web page

Statement of Requirements

14 Jan 2019

PDF

Terms & Conditions

14 Jan 2019

PDF

Delivering Greater Benefit from Common Good Land and Buildings

Not provided

The Land Commission is investigating the state Common Good land and property, and intends to commission a suitably qualified contractor to write a paper on the subject. The overarching objectives of the paper will be to: - provide a basis f...

Award notice · Web page

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