National Museum of Ireland

N/A

Collins Barracks

Dublin 7

Benburb Street

IE

Contact person: Paige Hagenov

Telephone: +353 16486479

E-mail: phagenov@museum.ie

Main address: https://www.museum.ie/en-ie/home

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Body governed by public law

Recreation, culture and religion

NMI/2023/15 Provision of Visitor Audience Survey Services

Reference number:  NMI/2023/15

The objective of this invitation is to secure the services of a company or agency to deliver the National Museum of Ireland’s ongoing and developing audience research programme as part of the Visitor Transformation Project. We require a range of data and insights about our visitors and audience to assist in the delivery of our new Strategic Plan and Capital Development Programme. NMI is seeking a suitably qualified contractor to deliver onsite and digital research with experience in the arts and cultural sector, particularly within venues (galleries, museums, theatres) to provide a range of services. In line with Public Service Innovation and NMI’s commitment to innovation, NMI are particularly interested in a methodology that uses the principles of service design in data collection, analysis and recommendations relating to data insights.

The objective of this invitation is to secure the services of a company or agency to deliver the National Museum of Ireland’s ongoing and developing audience research programme as part of the Visitor Transformation Project. We require a range of data and insights about our visitors and audience to assist in the delivery of our new Strategic Plan and Capital Development Programme. NMI is seeking a suitably qualified contractor to deliver onsite and digital research with experience in the arts and cultural sector, particularly within venues (galleries, museums, theatres) to provide a range of services. In line with Public Service Innovation and NMI’s commitment to innovation, NMI are particularly interested in a methodology that uses the principles of service design in data collection, analysis and recommendations relating to data insights. Surveys should also take a visitor centred view. The required services will include data capture and insights relating to: General visitors to all four sites including demographic and sentiment; Events, workshops, tours and temporary exhibition programmes; Online users in particular online events; Mystery shoppers that take a focus on an overall visitor experience and site offering feedback; Potential for focus groups to assist in consultation on future capital developments and new initiatives; The successful tenderer will build upon NMI’s existing regular annual visitor survey and ensure continuity with previous surveys conducted at NMI’s sites.

This contract is subject to renewal: no

Selection criteria as stated in the procurement documents

Selection criteria as stated in the procurement documents

Framework agreement with a single operator

Date:  18/05/2023

Local time:  00:00

Duration in months : 12  (from the date stated for receipt of tender)

Date:  18/05/2023

Local time:  17:00

Electronic invoicing will be accepted

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High Court

Ireland

IE