Evaluation Scoping Studies (2 Lots)
- Buyer
- Gambling Commission
- Value
- £50,000
- Closes
- 3 December 2026
- Where
- BIRMINGHAM, the West Midlands
- Type
- Dynamic purchasing system (open to join)
In plain English
The Gambling Commission wants to appoint one or two suppliers to carry out two separate scoping studies on how to evaluate gambling regulation. The studies will help the Commission plan future evaluations and make its regulation more effective, with an estimated value of about £50,000. The opportunity is run through the Government Commercial Agency's Jaggaer portal and is only open to suppliers registered on the Research and Insights DPS (RM6126).
What the buyer wants
• Lot 1: identify the best approaches for evaluating harm reduction in gambling, including customer interaction. • Lot 2: explore how collaborative approaches and co-production can be applied to evaluation in the gambling sector. • Suppliers must be registered on the Research and Insights DPS (RM6126) to access the opportunity.
Requirements
What could rule a small business out: The only barrier the notice states is that suppliers must be registered on the Research and Insights DPS (RM6126), so a business that is not yet registered would be ruled out until it joins.
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How to bid
This is a Dynamic Purchasing System: an open list of approved suppliers. You can apply to join at any time while it runs, and once accepted you can bid for the individual contracts the buyer runs through it.
Where to apply
The notice doesn't name a website for bids. Ask the buyer how to apply, using the contact on the official notice.
Questions about this tender? Email the buyer at procurement@gamblingcommission.gov.uk.
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