Awarded contract

Provision of User Satisfaction Surveys

Details

Supplier(s)
Opinion Research
Value
£269,378
Topic
Market and economic research; polling and statistics
Published
19 May 2025

Tender description

The delivery of a surveys to consult with victims of crime and gather useful data to help monitor and improve the services of Surrey Police. Lot 1: Further competition run under CCS Research and Insights DPS RM6126.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date11 March 2025
  2. Completed: Award published19 May 2025
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About the buyer

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey is an elected blue light body that oversees Surrey Police and sets its budget. The Joint Procurement Service, shared with Sussex Police, leads procurement above the thresholds. Services that support victims of crime are commissioned by the office. The Commissioner also sets the annual council tax precept.

Over the past 5 years, most of The Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey's contract awards have been in IT services, security and defence equipment and software and information systems.

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