StandstillUK public sector tenders by closing date

Unofficial. Not affiliated with the UK government or Crown Commercial Service. Data from Find a Tender and Contracts Finder. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Extending the Cost of Food Crime Analysis: Additional Case Studies and Assessing the Impact of NFCU Activity

Extending the Cost of Food Crime Analysis: Additional Case Studies and Assessing the Impact of NFCU Activity is a UK public sector tender from Food Standards Agency (Yorkshire and the Humber), with an estimated value of £100,000 (excluding VAT). The closing date is .

In our daily copy of Find a Tender and Contracts Finder data (), 4 open tenders share CPV 79311000; Food Standards Agency has 2 open tenders; the median stated value for that CPV code is £133,409.

Extending the Cost of Food Crime Analysis: Additional Case Studies and Assessing the Impact of NFCU Activity. Source: Find a Tender and Contracts Finder
BuyerFood Standards Agency (York)
Published
Closing date, 12:00 UK time
Estimated value£100,000 (excluding VAT)
CPV code79311000 — Survey services
79315000 — Social research services
79311300 — Survey analysis services
73110000 — Research services
73210000 — Research consultancy services
72316000 — Data analysis services
CPV categoryBusiness services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
Contract typeServices
ProcedureBelow threshold - open competition
RegionYorkshire and the Humber
Location—
Marked suitable forSMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises), VCSEs (voluntary, community and social enterprises)
SourceFind a Tender, notice 097241-2026

Read the full notice and documents on Find a Tender

Summary from the notice

Food crime poses a significant cost to the UK economy, estimated to be between £410 million and £1.96 billion per year . Food crime encompasses a broad range of activities, including adulteration, substitution, misrepresentation, illegal processing and other forms of fraud that undermine food…

Official summary as published on Find a Tender (shortened).

How this procurement works

This is a below-threshold procurement: a lower-value contract that buyers can run with a simpler process. These are often a good fit for small businesses.

Who can bid

The buyer marked this tender as suitable for SMEs and VCSEs. That is a signal the buyer expects smaller organisations to be able to bid, but you still need to meet the requirements in the notice.

Closing date

25 days left: the deadline for tenders is , 12:00 UK time (as of ). Late submissions are normally rejected; check the notice for the exact time and how to submit.

Next steps

  1. Register as a supplier on Find a Tender — it is free. Never pay anyone for "registration".
  2. Open the official notice, follow the link to the buyer's tender portal and download the documents.
  3. Check that you meet the selection criteria (experience, insurance, finances) and send clarification questions early.
  4. Prepare your response, including any social value questions, and submit before the closing date.

New to public sector tenders? Read how to bid for UK public sector tenders.

Related tenders