Inclusive Growth (IG) Framework: Lot 4 Research & Evaluation

London Legacy Development Corporation intends to establish the Inclusive Growth Framework, providing a flexible route to commission services that advance inclusive growth, equality, education, skills, employment, enterprise, community participation and evidence based decision making across Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, East London and the areas served by participating authorities. Framework is let for LLDC Group, wider GLA Group (OPDC, OSDC, LFB, MOPAC, MET, LONDON STADIUM), MDC's (LLDC, OSDC, OPDC) Local Boroughs, East Bank Partners & QEOP Park Partners

The notice is for:

Lot 4: Research and Evaluation

Suppliers appointed to this lot will provide research, insight and evaluation services that support evidence-led

decision-making, programme improvement and impact reporting across the inclusive growth portfolios,

programmes or projects. The lot should focus on research, analysis, evaluation and learning rather than

strategic consultancy.

Typical services may include

• Baseline studies, literature searches, evidence reviews, synthesis studies and needs assessments.
• Programme logic model and theory of change development.
• Impact evaluations, process, outcome and learning reviews including developmental and formative

evaluation to support programme improvement.

• Quantitative, qualitative and mixed method research study design.
• Qualitative research delivery including fieldwork, interviews, focus groups and ethnographic methods.
• Quantitative research delivery data collection and analysis including surveys, administrative data

analysis and statistical modelling.

• Monitoring framework design and indicator development.
• Economic impact/evaluation and value for money analysis including cost benefit analysis, social return

on investment and other similar forms of cost-effectiveness considerations.

• Participatory and community-led research approaches.
• Data visualisation and reporting for diverse audiences, including proportionate reporting with underlying

data supplied in open, interoperable formats.