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Independent VCSE Sector Needs Assessment and Partnership Modeling

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This subcontract for the East Riding of Yorkshire Council involves conducting an Independent VCSE Sector Needs Assessment and Partnership Modeling. The selected provider will perform independent research and participatory engagement to identify sector needs, analyze stakeholder perspectives, and validate future partnership models. To ensure unbiased results, the contractor must operate independently while supporting prime contractors on various council projects. The primary deliverables include detailed research and analysis reports focusing on sector requirements and the viability of proposed partnership models. Interested parties must submit their responses by December 4, 2026, in accordance with the solicitation posted on November 6, 2026.

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Subcontract for East Riding Council to conduct VCSE sector needs assessment and modeling.

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AgencyEast Riding of Yorkshire Council
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Performs independent research and participatory engagement for prime contractors on East Riding of Yorkshire Council VCSE projects. Conducts stakeholder engagement and analysis to identify sector needs, assesses appetite for collaboration, and validates future partnership models. Must operate independently to ensure unbiased results. Delivers research and analysis reports on sector needs and partnership models.

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