Published date: 21 April 2020
Last edited date: 21 April 2020
Awarded contract - This means that the contract has been awarded to a supplier.
Contract summary
Industry
Research consultancy services - 73210000
Market research services - 79310000
Economic research services - 79311400
Social research services - 79315000
Recreational, cultural and sporting services - 92000000
Library, archives, museums and other cultural services - 92500000
Location of contract
W1T 1LN
Value of contract
£0 to £70,000
Procurement reference
2019/221 - AWARD
Published date
21 April 2020
Closing date
22 January 2020
Contract start date
12 February 2020
Contract end date
31 May 2020
Contract type
Service contract
Procedure type
Open procedure
Any interested supplier may submit a tender in response to an opportunity notice.
Contract is suitable for SMEs?
Yes
Contract is suitable for VCSEs?
No
Description
The BFI wants to gain a better understanding of who is accessing Archive material from the different platforms and locations, how they use the BFI National Archive and why, and the benefits gained as a result. The BFI National Archive is of national importance as it maintains the UK's film heritage for the people of today and future generations, and promotes engagement with that shared heritage. While its focus is not primarily income generation or wealth creation, research carried out by BFI indicates that value is created for individuals and organisations (the end-users). The Archive team maximise their outputs for any given inputs by creating programmes and restorations which are valued by audiences and individual users, and by increasing access to these outputs through different platforms. Some outputs have a direct impact and others generate indirect impacts, both will need to be assessed as part of the evaluation.
We wish to commission an evaluation to assess the cultural, social and economic impact of the BFI National Archive as follows:
- Cultural: this will include exploring how the BFI National Archive increases/deepens users' understanding of national cultural heritage, increases access and engagement with culturally distinct film and television, and broadens users' understanding of themselves and the world;
- Social: how the BFI National Archive enables the public to appreciate the art, impact and history of film and television, creates pleasure and enjoyment, inspires audiences to appreciate how film reflects and challenges society, and supports filmmakers' creative impulse and palette through exposure to the work of others;
- Economic impact: assess direct economic impacts by using metrics such as the value of tickets sales for Archive films at Southbank cinemas or through collaborations with other Archive partners, Archive footage sales generated for television programmes and film productions, Archive DVD sales, and revenue streams generated by those who access the National Archive for commercial interests.
This evaluation should draw on a range of sources to assess the total value created by the BFI National Archive based on the above three key areas.
Award information
Awarded date
11 February 2020
Contract start date
12 February 2020
Contract end date
31 May 2020
Total value of contract
£70,885
This contract was awarded to 1 supplier.
The Audience Agency
Address
Green Fish Resource Centre, , 46-50 Oldham Street, Manchester, United Kingdom, M4 1LE
Reference
None
Supplier is SME?
No
Supplier is VCSE?
No
About the buyer
Contact name
Stephen Adams
Address
21 Stephen Street
London
London
W1T 1LN
United Kingdom
Telephone
02079574849
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Closing: 22 January 2020