Economic Regulation: Analytical Study

Concepts

• research and development
• national infrastructure strategy committed government
• review of economic regulator
• regulators' duties
• analytical study
• economic regulation
• study
• consultancy services
• potential partners
• national infrastructure strategy

Location

United Kingdom: UNITED KINGDOM

Description

The National Infrastructure Strategy committed government to producing an overarching policy paper on economic regulation. A key part of the policy paper will concern the government conducting a review of economic regulator's duties in 2022. To inform this review, we need to commission an analytical study into regulators' duties in telecoms, energy and water. The study will assess how well regulators have been meeting their existing duties, the effectiveness of existing duties, what impact has resulted from new duties being introduced, and recommend areas the government review should focus on. BEIS intends using the CCS Research Market place framework agreement for this opportunity and so if you're not registered on this framework please follow the link https://www.crowncommercial.gov.uk/agreements/RM6018, do allow for up to 3 weeks for registration. The ITT will be issued in early January 2022.

Total Quantity or Scope

By March 31, Government requires a report setting out the following for telecoms (ofcom), energy (ofgem) and water (ofwat) regulators: A. A map of regulators’ duties B. How regulators have been meeting their duties in practice? This includes considering how well regulators ensure: - private sector investment - the resilience of infrastructure systems - meeting government’s legislated greenhouse gas emissions targets - protecting consumers and improving their outcomes - making trade offs between different duties - Collaboration with other regulators to promote efficient outcomes for consumers. C. How well duties can be considered to be functioning as a result of the above? D. The impact of introducing of new duties over time on decision making? E. Recommendations for areas that a future government review could consider? Additional information: In order to provide prospective suppliers with the opportunity to gain more detail on the project and identify potential partners, BEIS are holding a Supplier Day via MS Teams on 16 December 2021 from 11.00 to 12.00. Interested organisations please contact john.fitzpatrick2@beis.gov.uk to reserve your place.

CPV Codes

• 73000000 - Research and development services and related consultancy services

Other Information

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