Contracts Finder · Award

Social research for rail needs assessment

A public procurement published by National Infrastructure Commission : HM Treasury via Contracts Finder.

Contracts FinderAward
£55k
Award value
£55k
Tender value
1
Suppliers
1
Awards
1
Notices
Award
Stage

Overview

The National Infrastructure Commission has a requirement for the design and delivery of quantitative polling, to support the Authority's rail needs assessment.

Key details

Source
Contracts Finder
Lifecycle stage
Award
Status
complete
CPV classification
79315000 — Social research services
Currency
GBP
Total award value
£55,000
Tender value
£55,000
First published
14 Aug 2020
Last updated
14 Aug 2020
View the original notice

Awards

1 award recorded on this procurement.

SupplierCompanies HouseAwardedStatusValue
C M MONITOR (BRITAIN THINKS) LTD25 Jun 2020active£55k

Notice timeline

Every published notice in this procurement's lifecycle.

  1. Award noticeSocial research for rail needs assessment

All suppliers

Frameworks & programmes

More from National Infrastructure Commission : HM Treasury

FAQs about this procurement

Who is the buyer for "Social research for rail needs assessment"?

Social research for rail needs assessment is a UK public-sector procurement published by National Infrastructure Commission : HM Treasury via Contracts Finder.

Has "Social research for rail needs assessment" been awarded?

Yes — 1 award is recorded, with a reported total value of £55,000. The current lifecycle stage is "Award".

Which suppliers are involved in "Social research for rail needs assessment"?

1 supplier is linked: C M MONITOR (BRITAIN THINKS) LTD.

What is "Social research for rail needs assessment" worth?

The reported award value is £55,000.

When was "Social research for rail needs assessment" published?

It was first published on 14 Aug 2020 and last updated on 14 Aug 2020, across 1 notice.

Track procurements like this one

Enable monitors the entire UK public-contract pipeline — get alerts on buyers, suppliers and frameworks that matter to you.

Get in touch with Enable