Research project to review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee rates in Scotland
This project will review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee income in Scotland. Review the blanket fee increase adopted for the 3-year fee model and assess if this is suitable for all verifiers.
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
£49,999
Published
18 Jun 2025
Closes
19 May 2025
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Lots
Lot 1 Research project to review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee rates in Scotland
£45,550
The aim of this project is to review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee income in Scotland. Review the blanket fee increase adopted for the 3-year fee model and assess if this is suitable for all verifiers.
Delivery: United Kingdom
Documents
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This project will review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee income in Scotland. Review the blanket fee increase adopted for the 3-year fee model and assess if this is suitable for all verifiers.
Contract notice · Web page
Invitation to Tender
24 Apr 2025
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Scottish Government Terms and Conditions
24 Apr 2025
Research project to review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee rates in Scotland
Not provided
This project will review and consider the impact and reinvestment of increased building warrant fee income in Scotland. Review the blanket fee increase adopted for the 3-year fee model and assess if this is suitable for all verifiers.
Award notice · Web page
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