Market research services

Description

Tender for Provision of Market Research Services consisting of qualitative and quantitative research. A 30 minute face-to- face nationally representative quantitative research survey. This may be part of a face-to-face omni-bus or a bespoke survey but Tenders must specify which is proposed. The proposal should be fully scalable with respect to both time and sample size, with a lower limit of 20 minutes and a maximum of 40 minutes. There may on occasion be a requirement to achieve a greater sample size than 1 000 in order to drill deeper into specific sectors. Qualitative research to enable the assessment of consumer behaviours and views on relevant issues segmented, where relevant, by socio-economic background, age, level of empowerment and location. Nationally representative face-to-face quantitative research typically comprising of 10 to 12 questions to assess consumers views on no more than 1 or 2 key consumer issues quickly and cost effectively. This can be part of an omnibus or be a bespoke survey. Nationally representative telephone quantitative research typically comprising of 10 to 12 questions to assess consumers views on no more than 1 or 2 key consumer issues quickly and cost effectively. This can be part of an omni-bus or be a bespoke survey. The purpose of this research is to allow the CCPC to ‘take the temperature’ on no more than 1 or 2 key consumer issues rapidly and cost effectively. This research will be nationally representative online quantitative research typically comprising 10- 12 questions. The questions can be included as part of an omnibus or a bespoke survey but tenders must specify which is proposed. The purpose of this research is to allow the CCPC to assess the opinions, views and behaviour of a representative sample of small and medium sized businesses' on relevant issues. The questions can be included as part of an omnibus or be a bespoke survey but tenders must specify which is proposed. The purpose of this research is to allow the CCPC to assess small and medium sized businesses’ opinions, views and behaviour on relevant issues within specific sectors, e.g. grocery including food suppliers. Tenders should detail the proposed methodology to conduct sector-specific business research.