Published date: 27 May 2020
Last edited date: 15 June 2020
This notice was replaced on 23 July 2020
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Awarded contract (published 23 July 2020)
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Contract summary
Industry
Data analysis services - 72316000
Survey analysis services - 79311300
Social research services - 79315000
Location of contract
United Kingdom
Value of contract
£120,000
Procurement reference
2392/05/2020
Published date
27 May 2020
Closing date
22 June 2020
Contract start date
6 July 2020
Contract end date
31 March 2021
Contract type
Service contract
Procedure type
Open procedure (below threshold)
Any interested supplier may submit a tender in response to an opportunity notice.
This procedure can be used for procurements below the relevant contract value threshold.
Contract is suitable for SMEs?
Yes
Contract is suitable for VCSEs?
Yes
Description
Project summary:
Significant societal change is required in order to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions across the UK by 2050. For example, the CCC estimate that the majority (62%) of emission reductions will require some form of behaviour change . The key to achieving a net zero society will be a move away from thinking about discreet low-carbon behaviours but rather thinking about system-wide approaches and how multifaceted social shifts can be embedded into everyday life .
To date, much analytical focus of net zero has centred upon technical and economic analysis. There is a clear need to add to this with a comprehensive piece of work focusing on the societal dimensions of net zero. This includes understanding the implications of net zero for people, the importance of societal change in reaching net zero and how we best facilitate relevant societal change. Whilst being procured by BEIS, this project is being carried in conjunction with a number of government departments and is anticipated to be project managed by Defra and BEIS.
The specific objectives this commission is looking to address are:
• Objective 1: Holistically setting out the possible implications of net zero for people.
• Objective 2: Identifying and assessing how different levels of societal change/responsiveness can affect the feasibility and costs/benefits of transitioning to net zero.
• Objective 3: Identifying how, and where, cross-cutting interventions could be implemented to support the societal change necessary for net zero.
There are many ways the objectives and research questions within the work packages of this project could be met, and so we will strongly encourage innovative thinking from bidders as to how best to deliver this work.
More information
Attachments
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- BEIS ITT Pack Contracts Finder - For Publication.docx
- Bidding documents
- ITT
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- DPF31 Terms and Conditions for Services June 2018.doc
- Bidding documents
- Terms and Conditions
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- NZ_Society_Pre_engagement_Event.pptx
- Technical specifications
- Pre-Engagement Event Presentation
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- Early Supplier Event_Net Zero Societal Change Research & Analysis Q&As.docx
- Technical specifications
- Early Engagement Q&A
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- Attendee List for Circulation_Revised Version.docx
- Technical specifications
- Pre-Engagement Event Attendees
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- UPDATED - BEIS ITT Pack Contracts Finder - For Publication - revised dates.docx
- Bidding documents
- Updated ITT - Amended Procurement Timeline
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- Net Zero Societal Change Clairification Q&A.docx
- Bidding documents
- ITT Clarification Questions and Answers
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- Updated Clairification Q&A inc updated timings 11.06.20.docx
- Bidding documents
- Updated Clarification Q&A 11.06.2020
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- Amended BEIS ITT Pack Contracts Finder 15.06.20.docx
- Bidding documents
- Amended ITT - Typing Error 15.6.20
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- Updated Clairification Q&A 15.06.20.docx
- Bidding documents
- Updated Clarification Q&A 15.6.20
About the buyer
Contact name
Ben Walker & Danielle Emerson
Address
1 Victoria Street
London
SW1H0ET
England
Telephone
020 7215 5613
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