PU-21-0140 - Services Related to COVID-19

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Value

£710,000,000

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Classifications

  • Data services
  • Storage and warehousing services
  • Freight transport agency services
  • Data-processing services
  • Research and development services and related consultancy services
  • Survey design services
  • Telephone survey services
  • Survey analysis services
  • Human resources management consultancy services
  • Recruitment services
  • Services provided by medical personnel

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  • award
  • contract

Published

3 years ago

Description

The Office for National Statistics ('ONS') had a requirement to procure Services related to COVID-19. ONS was commissioned in April 2020 to conduct  the COVID-19 Infection Survey, collecting the data which informs HMG's policies and operational interventions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. CIS is a repeated cross-sectional household survey with additional serial  sampling and longitudinal follow-up, which provides an estimate of the proportion and number of people living in private households who would have had COVID-19 in the last week based on trend modelling. The study is led by DHSC and ONS and draws on the world leading scientific expertise of the University of Oxford. CIS is the flagship surveillance study and the key source of COVID-19 infection data, incidence and antibody prevalence in UK communities. 
ONS works with key stakeholder partners; PHE, PHS, PHW, the Joint Biosecurity Centre, Ministers, SAGE, and the wider UK Test & Trace programmes to inform required policy and operational interventions.

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Organisation

Office for National Statistics

Public Body

Darren Bone

[email protected]

+44 1633582408

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