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Frontier Economics Ltd

UEI: SLED_8FF5517F8663B6DF

Frontier Economics Ltd is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_8FF5517F8663B6DF. It has been awarded $247,725 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

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Frontier Economics Ltd specializes in research and development services and related consultancy. Their core capabilities include providing research and guidance focused on measuring growth and productivity impacts resulting from specific interventions. They possess technical expertise in economic im...

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Department for Culture, Media and Sport$247.7K100%

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- Unknown NAICS$247.7K100%

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Social Cohesion and Information Integrity ConsultantThe Social Cohesion and Information Integrity Consultant is a subcontract opportunity supporting prime contractors on projects for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. The role focuses on conducting specialized analysis regarding the UK information ecosystem and the specific effects of media consumption on social cohesion. A primary objective involves utilizing social network analysis tools to examine the complex relationships between disinformation and viewer retention. Qualified candidates must possess subject matter expertise in communications, political science, or sociology to successfully execute the technical requirements. The primary deliverables for this engagement include the production of detailed impact assessment reports and the formulation of strategic policy recommendations. This professional services contract falls under NAICS code 541611.

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Passive Online Monitoring Software ProviderThis subcontract involves the provision and maintenance of passive online monitoring software to support prime contractors working on projects for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. The selected provider is responsible for delivering software licenses, managing technical setup and integration for tracking user pathways, and overseeing the extraction of raw behavioral data streams. Due to the nature of the data being collected, the provider must adhere to strict GDPR compliance standards and maintain high-level data security and privacy certifications. The primary deliverables include continuous software access and the delivery of behavioral data to ensure effective project monitoring.

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Digital Ethnography and Diary Study ServicesThis subcontract involves providing specialized qualitative research services for prime contractors working on projects for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. The primary focus is on conducting digital ethnography by observing users in their natural digital environments and managing targeted diary studies. These efforts are specifically designed to analyze public perceptions regarding social cohesion and the impact of mis- and disinformation. The selected provider will be expected to utilize professional qualitative data analysis software, such as NVivo or ATLAS.ti, to process information. Key deliverables for the contract include the production of comprehensive qualitative findings reports, the development of user personas, and detailed thematic analyses.

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Behavioral Cohort Research ServicesThis subcontract for Behavioral Cohort Research Services supports prime contractors on projects for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. The scope of work involves designing and executing large-scale behavioral cohort studies to map user information consumption pathways and perform detailed demographic segmentation and media value analysis. The selected provider must utilize professional statistical analysis software such as SPSS, R, or Stata to deliver comprehensive data sets and analysis reports. All research activities must strictly adhere to UK data protection regulations and established research ethics standards.

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Media Consumption Pathways and Trust

Solicitation # 105016

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is commissioning a two-phase research project titled Media Consumption Pathways and Trust as part of its Science and Analysis R&D Programme. The project, estimated to run from March 1, 2027, to February 28, 2030, has a total estimated value of 1,500,000 GBP excluding VAT. Phase 1 focuses on mapping user pathways to determine how different demographics find and value information across traditional and social media using behavioural cohort studies or similar methodologies. Phase 2 will build on these findings to examine how perceptions of mis and disinformation affect trust in media, viewer retention, social cohesion, and the overall integrity of the UK information ecosystem. The procurement follows a two-stage competitive flexible procedure. In Stage 1, suppliers are evaluated on a pass/fail basis regarding supplier information, exclusions, insurance levels, and a minimum annual financial turnover of 400,000 GBP. The top five candidates will be shortlisted based on technical ability case studies and invited to Stage 2, where the final award is weighted 80 percent on quality (including social value) and 20 percent on price. Bidders must be registered on the Central Digital Platform to participate, and the project will run concurrently with other DCMS R&D initiatives focusing on AI adoption and event engagement tracking.

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