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Program Evaluation and Monitoring Services

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This subcontract for Program Evaluation and Monitoring Services supports the Arts and Humanities Research Council under UK Research and Innovation. The selected provider will be responsible for monitoring, outcomes tracking, and data collection for prime contractors involved in International Placement Scheme projects. Key tasks include utilizing survey software and impact analysis frameworks to evaluate the effectiveness of international partnership goals and the overall success of placement outcomes. The role requires specialized expertise in academic program evaluation and a thorough understanding of data privacy laws to ensure compliant data handling. The primary deliverables consist of comprehensive monitoring reports and detailed outcome data sets. Interested parties should note the response deadline of March 9, 2027, for this opportunity categorized under NAICS code 541611.

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Subcontract for AHRC program evaluation, monitoring, and data collection due March 9, 2027.

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International Placement Scheme 2027

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Performs monitoring, outcomes tracking, and data collection for prime contractors on AHRC International Placement Scheme projects. Collects data on placement outcomes and monitors effectiveness of international partnership goals using survey software and impact analysis frameworks. Requires expertise in academic program evaluation and data privacy laws. Delivers monitoring reports and outcome data sets.

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