National Survey for Wales, 2026-27 to 2031/2033

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£12,487,477

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National Centre for Social Research

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Research and development services and related consultancy services
Research and experimental development services
Research services
Design and execution of research and development
Market research services
Telephone survey services
Survey services
Social research services
Customer survey services
Customer satisfaction survey

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5 months ago

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Under the contract, the Contractor will conduct fieldwork for the National Survey from March 2026 until March 2031 (with the option to extend fieldwork to March 2032 or March 2033), and to supply the resulting annual data files to the Client along with technical documentation.  The proposed survey will cover a wide range of topics, gathering data from a random sample of adults across Wales, and will be online-first (with an alternative mode available).

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Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government

Body governed by public law

Chris McGowan

[email protected]

+44 2079477501

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