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OFGEM Tender for Academic Services


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Ofgem is looking to implement a framework, which will enable the organisation engage a number of academics to work with policy teams and analysists to help develop policy options and analyse their impacts. It  has today published its requirement as a Notice on Contracts Finder via myTenders Portal and would like to invite you to submit a bid.

Please be advised that he procurement process will be conducted via mytenders so if you’re interested in submitting a bid, you’ll need to register on mytenders portal.  Registration is free via this link: http://www.mytenders.org/Register/Register_Start.aspx.

If you wish to participate in this process, please confirm by  emailing [sf_email]Dorothy.Eke@ofgem.gov.uk[/sf_email] . This will be very helpful to gauge resources in-house to meet their  proposed deadlines.

Copies of the published documents can be found  here

Ofgem Academic Service Framework Agreement

Ofgem ITT Academic Services Framework

 

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