The National Survey for Wales 2023-24 onwards

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£13,653,511

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Kantar Public UK Limited

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Research and development services and related consultancy services
Research services
Design and execution of research and development
Market research services
Telephone survey services
Social research services
Customer survey services
Customer satisfaction survey

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2 years ago

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Welsh Government requires a contract to deliver the National Survey for Wales from 2023-24 onwards. Under the Contract, the successful Bidder will conduct fieldwork for the National Survey and supply the resulting data files to the Client along with technical documentation.  The survey will be a continuous annual survey of around 12,000 people a year across in Wales. Fieldwork will be carried out primarily by telephone, with an additional online self-completion section in some years.  Where respondents cannot be contacted by phone, interviewers may visit addresses and if possible carry out the survey face-to-face, in home (with a computerised self-completion section in some years).

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Welsh Government

Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

[email protected]

+44 3000257095

+44 2078961900

+44 2079477501

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