Awarded contract

Provision of disaggregated data for no/low alcohol drinks

Details

Value
GBP 223,825
Topic
Market and economic research; polling and statistics
Published
10 June 2022

Tender description

The University of Sheffield is looking to contract for the purchase of a longitudinal household panel dataset comprising 30,000 households in Great Britain and containing information on purchases of alcoholic drinks, including non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks, that are brought into the home. The required dataset covers the period 2018 to 2025 and includes information on the sociodemographic characteristics of the households, as well as the products purchased and prices paid. The University of Sheffield will use the dataset to conduct statistical analyses of trends and patterns in purchasing of non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drink purchasing over time, and the relationship of this to purchasing of other alcoholic drinks. This work forms part of a larger programme of research to understand the public health impact of non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks in the UK. This work forms part of a larger programme of research to understand the public health impact of non-alcoholic and low-alcoholic drinks in the UK. Lot 1: The dataset required comprises information from a longitudinal panel of 30,000 households representative of households resident in Great Britain. Households scan the barcode of all grocery products brought into the home. Households that leave the dataset panel are continuously replaced by those with similar characteristics. The purchased data will cover the years 2018 to 2025. Two sets of disaggregated shopper data (as set out below) are being purchased as follows:- i) Product and shopper demographic data for all Take Home purchases of alcohol and no/low alcohol products ii) Shopper demographic data for those shoppers not purchasing any alcohol or no/low alcohol products Details of what information/data each datasets will include are as follows:- Product Detail for all Alcohol & No/Low Alcohol Products Purchased by the Household Panel - to include: - Date of purchase - Category - Brand - Number of packs bought - Number in a pack - Pack size (ml) - Pack Type - ABV - PromoFlag (details whether/what type pf promotion) - Price paid Demographics & household information for i) shoppers who purchased Alcohol & No/Low Alcohol Products OR ii) who did not purchase any Alcohol & No/Low Alcohol Products - to include: - Household size - Age of main shopper - Region - Social Class - Presence of Children - Age of youngest child - Annual household Income - Ethnicity - Highest Qualification - Tenure - Postcode (partial - GDPR prevents otherwise) - Lifestage (empty nester, pre family, retired etc) - Urban/Rural Dweller - Total Council Tax Band - Highest qualification - Car Ownership - Newspaper Additional information: Regulation 32 of PCR 2015 is being applied as in 32. (2) (b) (ii) No contract will be entered into until after a 10 calendar day period from the submission of the VEAT notice date.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published10 June 2022
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date26 July 2022

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  • 79300000 · Market and economic research; polling and statistics

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