Business Perception Survey 2024

Concepts

• market research
• businesses’ views
• business perception survey
• • explore businesses’ views
• the business perception survey
• the following survey
• the business perception survey (bps
• survey
• perception
• market testing

Location

London

Description

DBT are looking to contract with an organisation to undertake the following survey and report the outcomes. About the survey The objective of the Business Perception Survey (BPS) is to determine businesses’ views on regulation. The specific objectives are to: • Assess the perceived effect of regulation on businesses. • Explore what aspects of regulation and regulatory delivery are considered most burdensome to businesses. • Explore businesses’ views on regulators in general.

CPV Codes

• 79310000 - Market research services
• 79312000 - Market-testing services

Indicators

Other Information

About supplier engagement session Interested suppliers are invited to attend a supplier engagement session scheduled to take place on 14th March 2024, between 11am and 12.30pm via Microsoft Teams. Should you wish to attend, please register your interest using the contact details below. The event will provide more information about the opportunity and what we expect from suppliers. It will also give suppliers an opportunity to better understand what DBT aims to achieve from the contract. Please contact myself (Paul.Farthing@businessandtrade.gov.uk) and cc Harry Anderson on the following email address if interested in attending the supplier day - harry.anderson@businessandtrade.gov.uk This will be procured through the CCS Research and Insights DPS framework (RM6126) and so if you are not registered on the CCS portal please proceed and register. Once the application is received by CCS it takes about 15 days for them to complete the registration process. If you have any issues registering please contact CCS on tele: 0345 410 2222 or email info@crowncommercial.gov.uk who will be able to guide you through the process. After the supplier day DBT will undertake a filtering exercise through the above framework and invite suppliers to bid and so if this requirement is of interest can you ensure your filters are covering the following main categories: • Subject Area: Business, Finance and the Economy; Culture, Media and Sport. • Research Methods: Analysis and Modelling; Data Collection Method (general); Physical Sampling / Surveys. • Target participants: Business and the Economy; • Research location: UK, England. We will explain the filtering further within the sub-headings on the supplier day so that you will have time to ensure your filters capture this opportunity.