22 Mar 2023 · 008405-2023 · tender
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}9 Dec 2022 · 034971-2022 · planning
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"description": "This Prior Information Notice is being issued in order to undertake a market consultation exercise..\nThe supplier engagement session is due to take place on Wednesday, 25th January 2023 10:00 – 12:00 via Microsoft Teams. The supplier engagement session will last approximately 2 hours, comprising of the following:\n• Overview of the requirements for each lot\n• Explanation of the bidding process\n• Open floor Q&A\nFeedback from the day and Q&A sessions may be used to inform the final tender documentation, ensuring all valid options are considered.\nIf you believe that this will be of interest to you and your organisation, please register your interest by providing the following information to professionalservices@uksbs.co.uk marking the email FAO Victoria Clewer and the\nreference PS22407 Research Collaboration Hub confirming your organisation and the name of attendees.\n- Organisation Name\n- Attendee(s) Name\n- Attendee(s) Email Address\nSpace is limited on the supplier day, and attendance is restricted to 3 people per supplier. We would request that attendance is restricted to key members of your organisation.\nBy registering and attending you will be engaging in non-competitive dialogue which will enable BEIS to develop and assess the market's appetite, concerns, and views on formulation of its requirements. BEIS may consider the information and responses received as part of the preliminary market consultation to help inform the\nspecification and further decision making in relation to the planning and conduct of the procurement, ensuring all valid options are considered.\nFor the avoidance of doubt, this notice is not a Call for Competition; a Contract Notice will be issued as a call for competition. Not registering an interest shall not prevent any supplier participating in a future procurement, nor is it intended that any information supplied as part of the preliminary market consultation shall place any supplier at an advantage in a potential procurement process.",
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