ID 5166959 DfE - Invest NI - Provision of Advice and Guidance on NI's Dual Market Access Framework

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£200,000

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Market and economic research; polling and statistics
Economic research services
Business and management consultancy and related services
Business and management consultancy services
General management consultancy services

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1 year ago

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The Client wishes to appoint a framework of Contractors to Provide advice, analysis and guidance to Invest NI (including its overseas offices), potential foreign direct investors, and DfE on the benefits (or otherwise) of Northern Ireland’s Dual Market Access proposition brought about through the Northern Ireland Protocol and Windsor Framework. There are two separate Lots with a maximum of 3 Contractors to be appointed per Lot: 1. Advice, Analysis and Guidance on the Movement of Goods To and From Northern Ireland 2. Advice and Guidance on the Movement of People It is intended that the contracts will commence upon contract award (expected to be March 2024).

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Invest Northern Ireland

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