Consumers in Vulnerable Circumstances Research
Consumer Scotland wishes to commission a single supplier to deliver two to four social research projects per year relating to the experiences of consumers living in vulnerable circumstances in Scotland. The contract may also be used to provide support with Consumer Scotland’s other engagement activities with consumers in vulnerable circumstances such as organising and facilitating lived experience input to a specific activity such as a workshop.
Buyer
Consumer Scotland
Value
£400,000
Published
7 Jun 2024
Closes
12 Jul 2024
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
79315000
Social research services
Lots
Lot 1 Consumers in Vulnerable Circumstances Research
£400,000
Consumer Scotland wishes to commission a single supplier Service Provider to deliver two to four social research projects per year relating to the experiences of consumers living in vulnerable circumstances in Scotland. The contract may also be used to provide support with Consumer Scotland’s other engagement activities with consumers in vulnerable circumsta...
Delivery: Scotland
Documents
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Consumer Scotland wishes to commission a single supplier to deliver two to four social research projects per year relating to the experiences of consumers living in vulnerable circumstances in Scotland. The contract may also be used to prov...
Contract notice · Web page
Covering Letter and Contents
7 Jun 2024
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Instructions to Tenderers
7 Jun 2024
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Evaluation Guide and Award Criteria
7 Jun 2024
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Form of Tender
7 Jun 2024
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Terms and Conditions
7 Jun 2024
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Statement of Requirements
7 Jun 2024
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Pricing Schedule
7 Jun 2024
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Consumers in Vulnerable Circumstances Research
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