OPSS - Research into the Digitisation of the Construction Products Sector

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Buyers

Department for Business and Trade

Value

£165,318

Suppliers

Ricardo-AEA Limited

Classifications

Research services

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Submission Deadline

9 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

The project aims to deliver a feasibility study for delivery of the internally scoped monitoring and evaluation plan for the Construction Products regulatory programme, a programme of work designed in response to the Grenfell Tower incident and which exists to ensure the safety and performance of construction products. This specific contract will include initiating data collection and answering certain 'formative' process evaluation questions where these are time-sensitive (for example, where these relate to activities taking place now, which therefore must be evaluated now).

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Department for Business and Trade

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The Department for Business and Trade

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