Untold stories of sustainability in the UK's luxury sector

Concepts

• broadcast transmission
• bbc
• sustainable audience
• perceptions of the uk
• cabinet office
• great campaign's key markets
• television and radio
• voluntary ex-ante transparency
• unique browsers
• editorial work

Location

United Kingdom:

Description

Cabinet Office requires provision of services that includes a digital platform housing bespoke content on the suppliers website that will attract a target of over 150 million unique browsers from the GREAT campaign's key markets (North America, Europe and Asia Pacific) over a 12-month period. As well as provide a targeted digital media campaign that will create millions of global impressions in GREAT's key markets by leveraging their depth of international reach to distribute and promote this work. The supplier will have a targeted audience of high-net-worth individuals as well as have a high volume of visits for a sustainable audience to target GREAT's key audience demographics, including C-Suite Executives, frequent travellers, consumers of 'Luxury' and those with a pre-disposition to sustainability messaging. Delivery of six documentary style films and a global digital marketing campaign with the objective to improve perceptions of the UK's sustainability credentials internationally.

Total Quantity or Scope

This Voluntary Ex-Ante Transparency (VEAT) Notice is published setting out Cabinet Office intention to award BBC on the grounds of Regulation 32(2)(b)(ii): 32(2)(b) where the works, supplies or services can be supplied only by a particular economic operator for any of the following reasons: (ii) competition is absent for technical reasons. In the context of the procurement, competition is absent for the technical reasons set out below. Given the specific services required (as described above), no reasonable alternative or substitute supplier exists. The absence of competition is not the result of an artificial narrowing down of the parameters of the procurement. In particular, this procurement was for the whole of the GREAT campaign. - The BBC is the only broadcaster that broadcasts in the local languages across all GREAT priority markets. The BBC page is available in 44 languages and covers all relevant markets. - BBC StoryWorks production and editorial work is held to the overarching BBC Royal Charter which includes stringent checks and processes to ensure that all content produced is credible, substantiated, compliant and factually correct. The editorial standards of the Royal Charter are unique to the BBC and put BBC StoryWorks in a position to deliver a credible message about the UK's sustainability to the world. BBC is the only supplier who upholds the level of editorial standards required. - BBC is the only supplier whose reach spans GREAT's required audiences and markets and includes: • 155 million unique monthly browsers globally • 65.3 million North American unique monthly browsers • 40.8 million Asia Pacific unique monthly browsers • 30.9 million European unique monthly browsers - BBC is the only supplier who can reach the GREAT campaign's target demographics in the quantity required for this project. BBC's international audiences align with the GREAT campaign's target audience with 67% more likely to have a C-Suite role, 42% more likely to be a business decision maker and 71% being international travellers. This will not just support GREAT's overarching aim to drive positive perception change, but will support GREAT's delivery partners through driving trade, investment and tourism decisions.

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 64228000 - Television and radio broadcast transmission services

Legal Justification

This Voluntary Ex-Ante Transparency (VEAT) Notice is published setting out Cabinet Office intention to award BBC on the grounds of Regulation 32(2)(b)(ii): 32(2)(b) where the works, supplies or services can be supplied only by a particular economic operator for any of the following reasons: (ii) competition is absent for technical reasons. In the context of the procurement, competition is absent for the technical reasons set out below. Given the specific services required (as described above), no reasonable alternative or substitute supplier exists. The absence of competition is not the result of an artificial narrowing down of the parameters of the procurement. In particular, this procurement was for the whole of the GREAT campaign. - The BBC is the only broadcaster that broadcasts in the local languages across all GREAT priority markets. The BBC page is available in 44 languages and covers all relevant markets. - BBC StoryWorks production and editorial work is held to the overarching BBC Royal Charter which includes stringent checks and processes to ensure that all content produced is credible, substantiated, compliant and factually correct. The editorial standards of the Royal Charter are unique to the BBC and put BBC StoryWorks in a position to deliver a credible message about the UK's sustainability to the world. BBC is the only supplier who upholds the level of editorial standards required. - BBC is the only supplier whose reach spans GREAT's required audiences and markets and includes: • 155 million unique monthly browsers globally • 65.3 million North American unique monthly browsers • 40.8 million Asia Pacific unique monthly browsers • 30.9 million European unique monthly browsers - BBC is the only supplier who can reach the GREAT campaign's target demographics in the quantity required for this project. BBC's international audiences align with the GREAT campaign's target audience with 67% more likely to have a C-Suite role, 42% more likely to be a business decision maker and 71% being international travellers. This will not just support GREAT's overarching aim to drive positive perception change, but will support GREAT's delivery partners through driving trade, investment and tourism decisions.

Other Information

** PREVIEW NOTICE, please check Find a Tender for full details. ** This Voluntary Ex-Ante Transparency (VEAT) Notice is published setting out the Cabinet Office's intentions to award to the BBC. The contract has not been awarded. The contract will not be entered into earlier than 10 days after the date of publication of this VEAT notice.