PS23176 - Monitoring and Evaluation of Unlocking Space for Business Project

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1 year ago

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***** THIS IS AN AWARD NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION *****

This procurement is being concluded following a mini competition under the CCS DPS, RM6126 Research & insights Framework.

The Unlocking Space for Business (USB) is a new project seeking to drive greater long-term adoption of satellite-derived data, applications, and services across commercial 'end-users', i.e., non-space private sector companies operating in the UK. The project is primarily a pilot project that if successful will inform a larger project beyond the 2025 Spending Review. The pilot will implement a number of end-user focused initiatives related to education, engagement, capability development and operational deployment (grant funding).  

As the USB is a pilot for a larger project it will be critical to effectively capture learnings and ensure clear feedback loops. This tender is seeking a Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) partner to undertake primary and secondary research, interviews, and site visits to individual companies and other stakeholders.

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