Provision of Covid-19 Various Campaign Services

A Contract Award Notice
by CABINET OFFICE

Source
OJEU
Type
Contract (Services)
Duration
not specified
Value
£27M
Sector
PROFESSIONAL
Published
20 Jul 2021
Delivery
not specified
Deadline
n/a

Concepts

Location

London

Geochart for 2 buyers and 1 suppliers

2 buyers

1 supplier

Description

The Cabinet Office (the ‘Authority’) has awarded a contract to the supplier for creative campaign services in relation to Coronavirus, the scope of which includes but is not limited to: — strategy development, — creative for campaigns, — partnership, — public relations.

Total Quantity or Scope

The Cabinet Office (the ‘Authority’) has awarded a contract to the supplier for creative campaign services in relation to Covid-19.

Award Detail

1 Mullenlowe London (London)
  • Provision of COVID-19 Various Campaign Services
  • Num offers: 1
  • Value: £26,800,000

Renewal Options

The contract was Direct Awarded under Reg 32(2)(c) of the PCR 2015, using the standard Terms & Conditions of the CCS Framework RM3774, on which the MullenLowe London Ltd is a supplier. There is also an additional variation to this contract for an uplift in value of an additional £10.8m. This modification has been made in accordance with PCR Regulation 72(1)(e): where the modifications, irrespective of their value, are not substantial within the meaning of paragraph (8).

Award Criteria

Quality 100.0
PRICE _

CPV Codes

  • 79341400 - Advertising campaign services

Indicators

  • Options are available.
  • Award on basis of price and quality.

Other Information

Contract Finder Notice https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/8df8cd73-2045-4d8f-b062-fbe270... There is also an additional variation to this contract for an uplift in value of an additional £10.8m. This modification has been made in accordance with PCR Regulation 72(1)(e): where the modifications, irrespective of their value, are not substantial within the meaning of paragraph (8). The need for modification has been a direct result of circumstances relating to the Covid-19 pandemic. Although the Covid-19 pandemic became a notifiable disease in the UK in March 2020 the following developments could not have been foreseen: • the development of two new variants of Covid-19, increasing the speed of policy change and the communication requirements; • the need to change/revise foreign travel advice resulting from the South African origin of the second variant; • the advent of three different vaccines; • low levels of social adherence to Covid restrictions within the UK when compared with other countries; • the degree of vaccine hesitancy in the population at large; • increasingly complex lockdown and shielding rules to respond to evolving advice from SAGE; • changing positions on the risk presented to schoolchildren.

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