Expired contract

UK SBS How to measure the prosperity impacts of Shipbuilding in the UK

Details

Value
£72,000
Duration
2 months
Topic
Research and development consultancy services
Published
1 February 2017

Tender description

The overall aim of this project is to assist government (BEIS, MOD, HMT) in gaining a better understanding of the prosperity impacts of building warships in the UK, both at the national and regional level and the development of a practical set of metrics for measuring this. This work should be seen in the context of the overarching objective for government which is to develop a practical approach for assessing the UK prosperity benefits of Defence procurement, which can be used systematically as part of the MOD's value for money assessments, in a manner compatible with HM Treasury's Green Book framework.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date20 January 2017
  2. Completed: Award published1 February 2017
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date31 March 2017

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