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External feasibility study for Drug Consumption Room(s) or similar harm reduction innovations within the City of Edinburgh

The Purpose of this PIN is to engage with provider(s) who are able to meet some or all of the requirements for an external feasibility study for DCR(s) or similar harm reduction innovations within the City of Edinburgh. The specification for this brief is still under development, however additional information is included as documents for downloads. This requirement may be tendered via quick quote.

Buyer

The City of Edinburgh Council

Value

Not provided

Published

9 Nov 2022

Closes

9 Nov 2022

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Not provided

Category

Services

Contract starts

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Contract ends

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CPV classifications

73110000

Research services

73000000

Research and development services and related consultancy services

Lots

Lot 1 External feasibility study for Drug Consumption Room(s) or similar harm reduction innovations within the City of Edinburgh

Value not provided

This is a PIN for engagement purposes only. Please note that the requirement may be subject to change upon discussion with the market. An estimated timeline has been drafted and organisations interested in providing this should ensure that they have availability and capacity: 1.1.1. The research requirement is expected to be fully completed from January to e...

Delivery: UKM75

PIN information

9 Nov 2022

PDF

DCR draft scope of work

9 Nov 2022

PDF

External feasibility study for Drug Consumption Room(s) or similar harm reduction innovations within the City of Edinburgh

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The Purpose of this PIN is to engage with provider(s) who are able to meet some or all of the requirements for an external feasibility study for DCR(s) or similar harm reduction innovations within the City of Edinburgh. The specification fo...

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