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The Department for Business and Trade will shortly be going to market for the Services detailed below and in the supporting attachment.
Prior to this procurement being launched, we want to provide interested suppliers with the indicative scope, and where interested, the opportunity to provide responses to the questions contained within the supporting attachment which will help to ensure that our specification contains all necessary detail to allow bidders to respond.
Background
The Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) has three key aims: ensuring safety and security of self-driving technology, securing the industrial and economic benefits of self-driving technology and delivering societal benefits of self-driving technology. There are many challenges and outcomes that must be realised to achieve these aims including technology and infrastructure development, legislative and regulatory change. However, public understanding and acceptance of the technology is required if we are to ensure that CAM technology matches end user needs, has a market and can be integrated within future transport networks.
CCAV's social and behavioural research programme aims to address these and has three overarching aims:
The programme has delivered a number of large scale projects to help achieve these objectives including:
Please review the supporting attachment for full details
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