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The purpose of this comission is to shape high-level social value guidance and principles for the BTQ Regeneration Programme on behalf of the Bristol Temple Quarter Joint Delivery Team (JDT). It is expected the evidence gathering part of this study will inform a social value approach for the programme and vice versa. This information will be used to inform a social value strategy for BTQ (please note a social value strategy is not part this scope at this point).\r
A key part of this work is to provide an evidence-based understanding of the Bristol Temple Quarter area and its neighbouring communities today, to identify trends that have impacted the area up to now and trends that are likely to impact the area over the next few decades.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alma Economics Ltd | 09391354 | £44,604 | - |
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