Conducting public opinion monitoring surveys for the Government Office

This tender concerns the establishment of a framework agreement for conducting public opinion surveys on topics crucial for strategic communication. The primary objective is to ensure readiness for rapid and operational monitoring of public opinion regarding key issues relevant to strategic communication. This monitoring will inform the Government of the Republic of Estonia, the Government Communication Office, and potentially ministries or other government agencies about the current state of public opinion or any shifts therein. The framework agreement is anticipated to commence upon its signing, with an expected duration of 48 months from the contract award date. The scope of work involves designing, implementing, and reporting on public opinion surveys to provide timely insights into public sentiment and perceptions. These insights are vital for evidence-based policy-making and effective communication strategies. The tender documents will detail the specific requirements for survey methodologies, sampling, data analysis, and reporting formats. Potential bidders must review the procurement documents for detailed information regarding exclusion grounds and qualification criteria. The successful bidder will be responsible for delivering high-quality, reliable data and analysis to support the strategic communication efforts of the Estonian Government. This initiative underscores the government's commitment to understanding and responding to public views on important national matters.

This is a services contract in the media and communication, Monitoring Evaluation and general supplies sectors. Located in Estonia, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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