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Title	Opportunity Areas (OA) - Place-Based Evaluation United Kingdom
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Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Organization	DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION
Published Date	11.03.2024
Awarded Date	18.03.2021
Overview	Contract Award's Details : Opportunity Areas (OA) - Place-Based Evaluation DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION Opportunity Areas (OA) - Place-Based Evaluation Expressions of Interest (EOIs) are being sought to deliver a qualitative evaluation of the Opportunity Areas Programme. This evaluation will principally involve qualitative research across the 12 Opportunity Areas that focuses on programme beneficiaries as well as delivery partners. It will build the evidence base on the extent to which location/place, (e.g. rural, coastal or urban regions) affects the implementation, deliverability of local interventions. The final research findings will help inform the programme, department, and others, in tackling similar educational priorities in different areas or regions. An EOI and tender exercise was originally carried out for this project in the summer of 2019. We are now looking to re-procure the project with a reduced scope and budget of maximum & xA3;200,000. The research design should allow for research/ data collection to be conducted in all 12 OAs -although the level of depth in understanding may differ across areas. Research should aim to engage beneficiaries of the programme and explore their experiences. It should also explore perspectives of delivery staff and partners to gain a good understanding of delivery in different contexts. The fieldwork will be expected to run from shortly after the project initiation to Autumn 2021 - with interim findings shared with DfE at suitable points. We expect suppliers to need to conduct at least two waves of data collection. We expect potential bidders to provide a rationale for fieldwork timings. If two waves of data collection were used, we envision that the first wave of fieldwork is likely to focus on reflecting back on years 1-3 of the programme, Covid-19 and set-up of delivery changes in year 4. Whilst the second wave of fieldwork, could build on this and additionally explore how these delivery changes in year 4 have been operationalised and provide some early indication on potential benefits from this. Potential bidders are invited to suggest innovative and agile methodological approaches that would meet the research objectives of this project. This research will build on published outputs from the OA programme and other existing qualitative data captured during the previous evaluation opportunities. Data from these waves will be made available to the successful bidder. We also expect the contractor to draw on the monitoring data where necessary and to liaise with analysts working on other areas of the evaluation The contractor will be expected to produce an overarching research report combining all fieldwork, data collection and analysis. This should, where possible, be supplemented with previous data collected as well as relevant monitoring data. We will also ask for interim reporting to ensure we are capturing learning and feeding this back into the programme at required stages (frequency and format, but we envisage this will include at least one interim report in the first quarter of 2021). United Kingdom Contract value : 199,311.00 GBP Contractors : NATIONAL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH See in details 19/03/2021 31/01/2022 77157950 19/03/2021 DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION Address : Sanctuary Buildings Great Smith Street SW1P 3BT, London Katharine Beaney Katharine.Beaney@education.gov.uk United Kingdom United Kingdom Contract Awards United Kingdom ocds-b5fd17-e9d82872-0bcd-477a-b755-c62ed9a6e407-421740-dferppu-20-21-012 See in details 31/01/2022 199,311.00 GBP
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CPVS	Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis Research, testing and scientific technical simulator Document creation, drawing, imaging, scheduling and productivity software package Document creation, drawing, imaging, scheduling and productivity software development services Designs
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Contractor	NATIONAL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH
Contract Value	199,311.00 GBP
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Title
Opportunity Areas (OA) - Place-Based Evaluation United Kingdom
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Organization
DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION
Published Date
11.03.2024
Awarded Date
18.03.2021
Overview
Contract Award's Details : Opportunity Areas (OA) - Place-Based Evaluation DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION Opportunity Areas (OA) - Place-Based Evaluation Expressions of Interest (EOIs) are being sought to deliver a qualitative evaluation of the Opportunity Areas Programme. This evaluation will principally involve qualitative research across the 12 Opportunity Areas that focuses on programme beneficiaries as well as delivery partners. It will build the evidence base on the extent to which location/place, (e.g. rural, coastal or urban regions) affects the implementation, deliverability of local interventions. The final research findings will help inform the programme, department, and others, in tackling similar educational priorities in different areas or regions. An EOI and tender exercise was originally carried out for this project in the summer of 2019. We are now looking to re-procure the project with a reduced scope and budget of maximum & xA3;200,000. The research design should allow for research/ data collection to be conducted in all 12 OAs -although the level of depth in understanding may differ across areas. Research should aim to engage beneficiaries of the programme and explore their experiences. It should also explore perspectives of delivery staff and partners to gain a good understanding of delivery in different contexts. The fieldwork will be expected to run from shortly after the project initiation to Autumn 2021 - with interim findings shared with DfE at suitable points. We expect suppliers to need to conduct at least two waves of data collection. We expect potential bidders to provide a rationale for fieldwork timings. If two waves of data collection were used, we envision that the first wave of fieldwork is likely to focus on reflecting back on years 1-3 of the programme, Covid-19 and set-up of delivery changes in year 4. Whilst the second wave of fieldwork, could build on this and additionally explore how these delivery changes in year 4 have been operationalised and provide some early indication on potential benefits from this. Potential bidders are invited to suggest innovative and agile methodological approaches that would meet the research objectives of this project. This research will build on published outputs from the OA programme and other existing qualitative data captured during the previous evaluation opportunities. Data from these waves will be made available to the successful bidder. We also expect the contractor to draw on the monitoring data where necessary and to liaise with analysts working on other areas of the evaluation The contractor will be expected to produce an overarching research report combining all fieldwork, data collection and analysis. This should, where possible, be supplemented with previous data collected as well as relevant monitoring data. We will also ask for interim reporting to ensure we are capturing learning and feeding this back into the programme at required stages (frequency and format, but we envisage this will include at least one interim report in the first quarter of 2021). United Kingdom Contract value : 199,311.00 GBP Contractors : NATIONAL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH See in details 19/03/2021 31/01/2022 77157950 19/03/2021 DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION Address : Sanctuary Buildings Great Smith Street SW1P 3BT, London Katharine Beaney Katharine.Beaney@education.gov.uk United Kingdom United Kingdom Contract Awards United Kingdom ocds-b5fd17-e9d82872-0bcd-477a-b755-c62ed9a6e407-421740-dferppu-20-21-012 See in details 31/01/2022 199,311.00 GBP
NAICS
Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum) Rolling Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum) Rolling Executive and Legislative Offices Highway Copper Rolling Deep Sea Copper Rolling Highway Other Aluminum Rolling Highway General Freight Trucking Executive and Legislative Offices Deep Sea
CPVS
Collection, transport and disposal of hospital waste Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis Research, testing and scientific technical simulator Document creation, drawing, imaging, scheduling and productivity software package Document creation, drawing, imaging, scheduling and productivity software development services Designs
UNSPSC
-
Regions
Europe Northern Europe
Sectors
Civil Works Building Environment and Pollution-Recycling Automobiles and Auto Parts Non-Renewable Energy Supply Postal and Courier Services Roads and Highways-Bridge Infrastructure Printing and Publishing Railways-Rail-Railroad Education and Training Defence and Security Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Steel Building Material Marine
Contractor
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH
Contract Value
199,311.00 GBP
URL
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