Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000597347

Assessing the full economic benefits of productive reuse of land

The SLC intends to commission a suitably experienced contractor to develop a robust approach to assessing the full economic impact of reusing derelict sites in urban settlements. This will help bring about awareness of the contribution that addressing dereliction can make to communities and Scotland-wide.

Buyer

Scottish Land Commission

Value

£50,000

Published

9 Oct 2019

Closes

27 Sept 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 Assessing the full economic benefits of productive reuse of land

£48,235

The SLC intends to commission a suitably experienced contractor to develop a robust approach to assessing the full economic impact of reusing derelict sites in urban settlements. This will help bring about awareness of the contribution that addressing dereliction can make to communities and Scotland-wide.

Delivery: Scotland

Assessing the full economic benefits of productive reuse of land

Not provided

The SLC intends to commission a suitably experienced contractor to develop a robust approach to assessing the full economic impact of reusing derelict sites in urban settlements. This will help bring about awareness of the contribution that...

Contract notice · Web page

Statement of Intent- Assessing the full economic benefits of productive reuse of land

10 Sept 2019

PDF

SLC Conditions for the Contract for Provision of Services

10 Sept 2019

PDF

Assessing the full economic benefits of productive reuse of land

Not provided

The SLC intends to commission a suitably experienced contractor to develop a robust approach to assessing the full economic impact of reusing derelict sites in urban settlements. This will help bring about awareness of the contribution that...

Award notice · Web page

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