ID5230772 - UREGNI - CEO Office - Framework for Economic, Financial Consultancy and Other Professional Services

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£7,995,000

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Energy and related services
Energy-efficiency consultancy services
Research and experimental development services
Research services
Research consultancy services
Development consultancy services
Design and execution of research and development
Accounting, auditing and fiscal services
Accounting and auditing services
Accounting services
Auditing services
Financial auditing services
Tax consultancy services
Market and economic research; polling and statistics

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8 months ago

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Utility Regulator has an ongoing need for consultancy and other professional services advice in support of the delivery of its work programme. The requirement set out in the specification is to establish a framework of suppliers for the provision of consultancy and other professional services in support of UR’s regulatory remit covering electricity, gas and water industries in Northern Ireland and their relationships, as needed, to markets in Great Britain, Ireland and Europe. The Department for the Economy (DfE) will also be able to avail of the framework and each of the lots as and when required. The framework will comprise 13 Lots

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