Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000574228

RESAS/018/18 - Structure-function analysis of SEFARI

The research aim of this project is to analyse how the 5 MRPs who are the main members of the SEFARI consortium currently relate to their collective identity as SEFARI, how they benefit from the collective identity, and how the SEFARI identity can best contribute to the next cycle of funding (2021 onwards) alongside the MRPs, CoEs and other bodies.

Buyer

Scottish Government

Value

£81,773

Published

2 Apr 2019

Closes

18 Mar 2019

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

UKM82

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

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CPV classifications

73200000

Research and development consultancy services

Lots

Lot 1 RESAS/018/18 - Structure-function analysis of SEFARI

£81,773

The research objectives for this project are as follows: Determine the spectrum of research and other activity in the MRPs and the contribution of RESAS-funded research to their activity and operation, compared to other relevant organisations (e.g. comparator research institutes, CoEs, HEIs); Analyse how the MRPs currently relate these activities to their co...

Delivery: Scotland

RESAS/018/18 - Structure-function analysis of SEFARI

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The research aim of this project is to analyse how the 5 MRPs who are the main members of the SEFARI consortium currently relate to their collective identity as SEFARI, how they benefit from the collective identity, and how the SEFARI ident...

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ITT Docs

18 Feb 2019

Word document

ESPD Document

18 Feb 2019

Word document

FAQs

18 Feb 2019

Word document

RESAS/018/18 - Structure-function analysis of SEFARI

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The research aim of this project is to analyse how the 5 MRPs who are the main members of the SEFARI consortium currently relate to their collective identity as SEFARI, how they benefit from the collective identity, and how the SEFARI ident...

Award notice · Web page

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