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Terms of Reference: Enhancing Sub-national Planning for Accelerating the eCooking Transition
Terms of Reference: Enhancing Sub-national Planning for Accelerating the eCooking Transition
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
MECS is seeking an experienced consultant to work with us to deliver this work, consisting of four activities and reports at each stage. In short, an inception phase literature review; an analysis of eCooking transition planning and implementation; Data collection framework and key collaborator mapping; and a scoping report distilling previous activities.
The total budget is a maximum of £40,000 (including any locally payable VAT, taxes, and charges). Payment is contingent on successful completion of all deliverables.
The research is expected to commence no later than 1st September 2025. All deliverables must be completed and delivered no later than 15th January 2026. The consultant/organisation should demonstrate in their response to these ToRs how the work can be completed within the time available.
The University will accept the quotation which is the best value for money i.e. a balance between cost and quality. Shortlisted organisations may be invited to an interview (online) to finalise selection.
Responses should be a maximum of 12 pages (plus up to 3 CVs, 2 pages each). Responses over this length will not be assessed.
Please send all responses to mecs@lboro.ac.uk with the subject ‘Sub-national Planning’. All proposals must be received by Wednesday 30th July, 23:55 British Summer Time (BST). The time will be determined using the time of arrival in the MECS inbox. Any offers received after 23:55 will be rejected.
Further details: https://mecs.org.uk/terms-of-reference-enhancing-sub-national-planning-for-accelerating-the-ecooking-transition/This page belongs to the Job Offers database.
