C273/2024/2025 - Testing Land Valuation Methodologies

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Katy Reed

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£375,000

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Research and development consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

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2 days ago

Description

The research is intended to focus on practical approaches to undertaking the valuation of land. Consideration of a range of methodologies is necessary, to allow for comparison as well as testing the challenges and outputs. Bidders are invited to make bids within each of the four lot categories described in this document, which reflect the range of established and emerging approaches applied to value land in both international practice and research literature. A fifth lot category offers a ‘free’ choice of an alternative methodology to be proposed by the bidder. Bidders can bid for 1, more than 1 or all 5 lot categories. A maximum number of the 3 highest placed bidders will be awarded a contract under each of the lots.

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