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Scope of the procurement
Consultancy Services - A Study to examine the Potential Economic Benefits of Greater Deepening of the Single Market for Services in the EU
Reference number:
DBEI RFT130318
73210000
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Research consultancy services
Services
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Short description
This Study, to identify the potential Economic Benefits of a Greater Deepening of the Single Market for Services in the EU, is being commissioned with oversight from the Governments of four Member States, comprising:
Czech Republic - Ministry of Industry & Trade
Denmark - Ministry of Industry, Business & Financial Affairs
Finland - Ministry of Economic Affairs & Employment
Ireland - Department of Business, Enterprise & Innovation
The Study will provide persuasive data and analysis - a "storytelling" - of where crossborder or liberalized services brought about notable economic benefits, in the EU, or within EU regions, or in comparable global trading blocs. The Study will identify further economic benefits that can accrue to the EU from a greater liberalization of crossborder services. The study will be delivered over a 5 month period, with the final report to be delivered by the end of October 2018.
See RFT document for comprehensive details
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Information about lots
This contract is divided into lots:
no
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Total value of the procurement
Value excluding VAT:
99800.00
EUR
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Additional CPV code(s)
73210000
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Research consultancy services
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Place of performance
NUTS code:
IE061 -
Dublin
Main site or place of performance:
23 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland, D02 TD30.
II.2.4)
Description of the procurement
This Study, to identify the potential Economic Benefits of a Greater Deepening of the Single Market for Services in the EU, is being commissioned with oversight from the Governments of four Member States of the European Union. The relevant Ministries are:
Czech Republic - Ministry of Industry and Trade
Denmark - Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs
Finland - Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment
Ireland - Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation
The task of the Study is to provide persuasive data and analysis - a "storytelling" - of examples of where cross-border or liberalized services provision has already brought about notable economic benefits, including in the EU, or within EU regions, or in comparable global trading blocs, for example in the United States. The Study should provide engaging and persuasive examples/case studies, identifying the benefits to citizens, consumers or enterprise that have accrued from cross-border services provision. The Study should also illustrate the linkages between the Services Sector and other key areas of the economy, and the importance of deepening of the Single Market in Services to the realization of the EU's ambitions in the digital, data, innovation, manufacturing and industrial policy areas. The Study will aim to identify in a target manner, from the examples and storytelling provided, the further economic benefits that can accrue to the EU from a greater liberalization of cross-border services within the Single Market.
The study is expected to commence in May 2018 and should be delivered over a period of 5 months, with the final report to be delivered by the end of October 2018.
See RFT document for comprehensive details.
Criteria below
Quality criterion
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Name:
Understanding of, and engagement with, the project objectives and the required deliverables
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Weighting:
25%
Quality criterion
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Name:
Demonstrated expertise and ability to carry out and deliver projects at European and Internaltional level
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Weighting:
25%
Quality criterion
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Name:
Expertise of the proposed team members, in particular with reference to EU economic expertise and demonstrated understanding of EU, Governmental and economic context
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Weighting:
25%
Quality criterion
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Proposed plan and method to meet the project objectives
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Weighting:
15%
Quality criterion
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Overall Cost
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Weighting:
10%
Price
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Weighting:
10%
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Information about options
Options:
no
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Information about European Union funds
The procurement is related to a project and/or programme financed by European Union funds:
no
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Additional information