Open Tenderocds-r6ebe6-0000767569

CXC Scottish Climate Survey

ClimateXChange (CXC) wishes to commission a contractor to design and delivery an initial wave of a new comprehensive and robust cross-sectional survey to inform the development and monitoring of Scottish Government policy relating to energy and climate change. It is intended that a cross-sectional survey that would be repeated on a semi-regular basis (e.g. every 4-5 years), however, this tender is just for the survey set-up and the initial baseline data collection for monitoring over the lifetime of the Energy and...

Buyer

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH

Value

£175,000

Published

31 May 2024

Closes

19 Jun 2024

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

90713000

Environmental issues consultancy services

Lots

Lot 1 CXC Scottish Climate Survey

Value not provided

The Scottish Government does not currently have a dedicated survey vehicle for collecting robust data on the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of people in Scotland in relation to our key energy and climate change policies. While there are disparate strands of data available on these issues, these data are not comprehensive enough to be used for accurate m...

Delivery: UKM75

CXC Scottish Climate Survey

Not provided

ClimateXChange (CXC) wishes to commission a contractor to design and delivery an initial wave of a new comprehensive and robust cross-sectional survey to inform the development and monitoring of Scottish Government policy relating to energy...

Contract notice · Web page

CXC Scottish Climate Survey

Not provided

ClimateXChange (CXC) wishes to commission a contractor to design and delivery an initial wave of a new comprehensive and robust cross-sectional survey to inform the development and monitoring of Scottish Government policy relating to energy...

Planned procurement notice · Web page

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