Awarded contract to review the JTP programme and advise on AI enablement and progression improvements.
Contract awarded. Originally published 2 months ago.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In research innovation, SUFFOLK CONSTABULARY has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across research innovation, the most active winners are IPSOS MARKET RESEARCH LIMITED, WSP UK LIMITED, IFF RESEARCH LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Suffolk Constabulary is seeking suppliers to remodel the interior of a van. This opportunity is open for alternative quotes, and the total budget for this project is £17,390. The deadline for submitting proposals is February 12, 2026. For more details, please visit the Contracts Finder link provided
Suffolk Constabulary is seeking a supplier to provide specialist training in courtroom skills. This training is aimed at enhancing the abilities of personnel involved in legal proceedings. The contract is valued at £15,365 and is published in accordance with local Contract Standing Orders. Intereste
Suffolk Constabulary is seeking suppliers to provide NetBotz sensors and monitors. This contract is valued at £19,835 and is part of the construction sector. The deadline for submissions is November 1, 2025. For more details, please visit the Contracts Finder website.
Suffolk Constabulary is seeking suppliers to provide AXIS Camera Stations. The contract is valued at £23,098.24 and is aimed at enhancing surveillance capabilities. Suppliers interested in this opportunity should submit their proposals by October 23, 2025. For more details, please visit the Contract
ESRC Grow Awards provide £100,000-£500,000 in funding to support UK researchers building new capabilities, changing disciplines, or establishing independence during key career transitions.
ESRC funds curiosity-driven social science research projects led by individuals or small teams, offering up to £2 million (80% funded) for ambitious proposals lasting up to five years.
Funding for independent academic research using experimental medicine approaches to investigate the causal mechanisms of gambling disorder in human subjects.
Secure up to 14 years of MRC funding (up to £21 million) to establish a centre of research excellence addressing complex health challenges through interdisciplinary research.
