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Energy Efficiency Retrofit Supply Chain Research

WAC ID:240248

Public SectorAward noticeClosedSME-friendly

Source:	Contracts Finder
Notice Type:	Award notice
Buyer:	Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Main Category:	Services
Procurement Method:	Call-off from a dynamic purchasing system
Tender Status:	Closed
Estimated Value (ex. VAT):	Not specified
Release Date:	9 March 2023
Application Deadline:	9 February 2023
Contract Start Date:	27 February 2023

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Contract award notice· 9 Mar 2023Viewing
Energy Efficiency Retrofit Supply Chain Research
Award update· 10 Oct 2023
Energy Efficiency Retrofit Supply Chain Research

Earlier notices predate the Procurement Act 2023 (commenced 24 Feb 2025) and therefore don't carry UK1–UK17 codes.

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Award outcome

Awarded to

EUNOMIA RESEARCH & CONSULTING LIMITEDGB-COH-04150627

Award value:	£247,877.67
Award decision date:	21 February 2023
Award status:	Active

Contracting Authority

Organisation

Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy

Submission Details

Description

***** THIS IS AN AWARD NOTICE, NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION ***** This procurement is being concluded following a mini competition under the CCS RM6126 Research & Insights DPS Brief Description of Requirement The projects aims to improve BEIS' understanding of: - The characteristics of firms and installers in the current domestic energy efficiency retrofit supply chain, including their business models and staffing approaches. - The barriers and enablers to building the supply chain capacity and capability needed to decarbonise the majority of the UK's 30 million homes to reach net zero. The project is expected to consist of two workstreams: 1. Primary and/or secondary data collection and analysis: Creating a database to inform BEIS' understanding of the supply chain in terms of businesses, business models, jobs, skilled roles, and accreditation. 2. Qualitative research: Semi-structured interviews and focus groups with relevant businesses, workforce members, skills providers, and stakeholder groups to understand current and future businesses and the workforce. We welcome suggestions from bidders as to the utilisation of focus groups and interviews in proportion.