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This subcontract involves providing specialized business case development and economic impact assessments for prime contractors working on Norfolk County Council projects. The scope of work focuses on conducting detailed cost-benefit analyses and carbon analysis to strengthen funding applications submitted to Homes England and the Department for Transport. The primary deliverables for this engagement include the production of formal business cases and comprehensive cost-benefit analysis reports. Classified under NAICS code 541611, the contract ensures that infrastructure and development projects are supported by rigorous economic data and environmental impact evaluations to secure necessary government funding.

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Subcontract for business cases and economic impact assessments for Norfolk County Council projects.

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Highways and Infrastructure Professional Services Contract

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AgencyNorfolk County Council
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Performs business case development and economic impact assessments for prime contractors on Norfolk County Council projects. Conducts cost-benefit analysis (CBA) and carbon analysis to support funding applications to the Department for Transport and Homes England. Delivers formal business cases and CBA reports.

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