Science, Innovation and Technology Business Premises Study

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Buyers

Cherwell District Council

Value

£0

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Research and development services and related consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

11 months ago

Published

11 months ago

Description

A Strategic Study of the supply, availability and quality of premises across the OCRP region based on the development of a robust definition of Science, Innovation and Technology (SIT) business premises.  - to include characteristics and location preferences, and how they may change over the next 10 years. - Floorspace & supply of land over last 10 yrs, by type & area inc current construction and pipeline developments to 2050 - Map of major SIT centres & innovation support organisations. - SWOT analysis of advantages & weakness in existing supply - assessment of key attributes of existing clusters - 6 case studies - recommendations on design & configuration to meet investors needs by sector & use. - identify barriers to and opportunities for enhanced sustainability - summary of existing supply jobs & skills levels for sector, using Local Skills Improvement Plans See Appendix A Specification for further details. Total Value £60,000 including VAT

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Cherwell District Council

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Debbie Keogh

[email protected]

+44 01295221839

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