Developing a Workforce Strategy for the Building Standards Verification Service in Scotland
There is a need for a robust and well qualified network of building standard officers in Scotland. This research will develop a national workforce strategy for verifiers to assist with succession planning as well as recruitment and retention in the profession.
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
£30,000
Published
12 Sept 2019
Closes
13 Aug 2019
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
73110000
Research services
Lots
Lot 1 Developing a Workforce Strategy for the Building Standards Verification Service in Scotland
£24,961
This project will develop a building standards workforce strategy document for Scotland.
Delivery: United Kingdom
Documents
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There is a need for a robust and well qualified network of building standard officers in Scotland. This research will develop a national workforce strategy for verifiers to assist with succession planning as well as recruitment and retentio...
Contract notice · Web page
Invitation to Tender letter
10 Jul 2019
Word document
Form of tender to the Scottish Government (schedule 2)
10 Jul 2019
Word document
Pricing Schedule (Schedule 3)
10 Jul 2019
Word document
Data Protection Schedule
10 Jul 2019
Word document
Instructions for Tenderer (Schedule 1)
10 Jul 2019
Word document
Terms and conditions
10 Jul 2019
Project Specification
10 Jul 2019
Word document
Developing a Workforce Strategy for the Building Standards Verification Service in Scotland
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There is a need for a robust and well qualified network of building standard officers in Scotland. This research will develop a national workforce strategy for verifiers to assist with succession planning as well as recruitment and retentio...
Award notice · Web page
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