DETI - ENCOURAGING THE DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY LABELS
Details
- Value
- £30,000
- Published
- 22 November 2022
- Submission
- 6 November 2014
- Source
- uk:bravosolution
Tender description
DETI wishes to engage consultants to undertake a study on how Northern Ireland can promote the energy services market and access to SMEs to this market by encouraging the development of quality labels. It is important to emphasize that the requirement of the Directive is for Member States to ‘encourage’ the development of quality labels. The analysis should examine existing data sources as well as the consultant’s own analysis and information gathering to fulfil the project remit. Engagement with key stakeholders is considered essential during the process. An executive summary of the research, analysis and recommendations will be required.
Timeline
- Completed: Submission date6 November 2014
- Completed: Tender published22 November 2022Current notice
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| Contracts Manager | +44 •••• •••••• | ••••••••@department-of-finance.gov |
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