Contract award · 26 Nov 2024

Provision of Covid-19 Business Support Meta-Evaluation

HM Treasury awarded “Provision of Covid-19 Business Support Meta-Evaluation” to Ecorys UK Limited for £73,444 on 26 Nov 2024.

Research & developmentLondon

BuyerHM Treasury
Value £73,444

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Key facts

Buyer
HM Treasury · National or federal agency/office
Value
£73,443.75
Procedure
Restricted procedure
Sector
Research & development · Design and execution of research and development (CPV 73300000)
Region
London
Timeline
  1. Contract date26 Nov 2024
  2. Published18 Dec 2024Published 22 days after the contract date

Description

HMT is seeking insights on a number of questions about the impact and effectiveness of HMT’s Covid business support during the peak period for the UK Government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic (March 2020 to March 2022). This period coincides with when widespread non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs), e.g., social distancing and self-isolation policies, were in place. This will form part of HMT’s work to capture and distil lessons from the experience of supporting businesses through the pandemic. This will require specialist research that covers the full range of business support schemes initiated by HMT and other government departments during that period. The Supplier will be able to draw upon evaluations (published or due to be published) on individual schemes or groups of schemes (for instance, local authority grants; business loan schemes) published by other departments and organisations such as Ipsos to provide a meta-evaluation answering the question “What lessons can we l…

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