Consultancy Services: Impact Review of Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST)

With its initial 3-year research portfolio drawing to a close, the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats seeks to commission a review of the impact of its activities and outputs.

Interested parties should submit a response containing no more than 5 pages that covers the following: (1) approach and methodology; (2) timetable and deliverables; (3) costs; and (4) track record and risk mitigation.

Bids must be costed and approved by the bidder organisation authority before submission. The costs submitted must represent the full cost of completing the independent review. The make-up of the costs should be clearly specified, as should VAT.

Bidders must submit an electronic copy of their bid to commissioning@crestresearch.ac.uk by 10:00GMT on 7 March 2019. DO NOT SUBMIT BIDS VIA IN-TEND!

The electronic submission must be in a single document of PDF format. Any bid that does not conform to the format or submission requirements will not be considered.

CREST will treat all proposals as competitive information and will not disclose the contents beyond the leadership team and colleagues evaluating the bids.

CLARIFICATIONS: If you have any questions about this requirement, please contact commissioning@crestresearch.ac.uk. DO NOT SUBMIT CLARIFICATIONS VIA IN-TEND!

Additional information:

Bidders must submit an electronic copy of their bid to commissioning@crestresearch.ac.uk by 10:00GMT on 7 March 2019. DO NOT SUBMIT BIDS VIA IN-TEND.

The electronic submission must be in a single document of PDF format. Any bid that does not conform to the format or submission requirements will not be considered.

CREST will treat all proposals as competitive information and will not disclose the contents beyond the leadership team and colleagues evaluating the bids.

CLARIFICATIONS: If you have any questions about this requirement, please contact commissioning@crestresearch.ac.uk. DO NOT SUBMIT CLARIFICATIONS VIA IN-TEND!

Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No