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CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF GUIDANCE ON THE ROLE OF NEUROSCIENCE IN THE DESIGN OF CITIES

FUTURE CITIES CATAPULT Published 10 May 2017 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£45,000
Statusactive
Category (CPV) 73000000
Deadline25 May 2017
Contract start8 Jun 2017
Contract end8 Jan 2018
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-5527ff39-da6c-4f34-9468-309dce78fabe

description

The Catapult is undertaking an exercise to appoint suitably a capable and experienced consultancy service provider to produce a 'playbook' documenting how neuroscience can inform the design of cities for people that work and live within it.

The supplier is to provide consultancy services to produce a report that will document how neuro science can inform the design of cities (the Playbook).

The Playbook is a to be created resulting from the consultancy Services using appropriate scientific, informative and cultural sources of research to be owned and used by the Catapult to achieve its objectives. The deliverables include:

  • Detailed planning for the provision of the Services to achieve the completion and launch of the Playbook (including workshops and refinement of objectives through stakeholder engagement).
  • Literature review and research to establish content of the Playbook and issues to be addressed.
  • Production of the Playbook comprising a visual and written report. • Support for the launch of the Playbook.

Additional information: To express interest in the requirement and download the ITT please visit www.fccprocurement.org.uk. New suppliers will be required to register. The reference for this opportunity is DN263502.

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