MFA for Transport and Land-Use Modelling, Appraisal and Transport Planning Services (2021-2024/5)

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£4,600,000

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Transport systems consultancy services
Highways consultancy services
Advisory and consultative engineering services
Technical analysis or consultancy services
Civil engineering consultancy services
Railway engineering services
Market research services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

Transport Scotland on behalf of the Scottish Ministers has identified an on-going need for the services of experienced consultants to carry
out services in connection with Transport and Land-Use Modelling and Transport Appraisal and Planning. Transport Scotland, on behalf of
the Scottish Ministers, wishes to progress a procurement competition for a Multi-Supplier Framework Agreement. The Framework
Agreement, to cover 3 years with a 1-year extension option, will be available for use by Regional Transport Partnerships and other Scottish
Government Directorates. The framework will consist of the following Lots:
- Lot 1 is for Development, Update and Application of Transport Models;
- Lot 2 is for Advice on the Case for Transport Investment;
- Lot 3 is for Development, Update and Application of Economic and Land-Use Models; and
- Lot 4 is for Transport Planning Advice.

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Transport Scotland

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Stephen Cragg

[email protected]

+44 1412727570

+44 7977577705

+44 7920540269

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