Department for Work and Pensions
Application for UK Benefits
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Published | Wednesday 22 June 2016 |
Deadline for asking questions | Wednesday 29 June 2016 at 11:59pm GMT |
Closing date for applications | Wednesday 6 July 2016 at 11:59pm GMT |
Overview
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Summary of the work |
DWP require access to user research participants in the London area (the option to test across the UK would be beneficial). The project is looking into how non-British and habitually resident British citizens applying for benefits can prove they are eligible to claim benefits within the UK. |
Location | London |
Research dates | Research is planned to start from mid-July and continue for at least 3 months. |
Organisation the work is for | Department for Work and Pensions |
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About the work
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About the research
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Description of your participants |
Participants should be sourced from the following groups, all currently residing in the UK: ● EU Nationals (excl. British Citizens) ● Non-EU Nationals ● Asylum seekers ● Refugees ● British citizens who have been out of the UK for more than 4 weeks at a time in the last 2 years. A range of age, gender, marital, parental and employment status will be required. A range of digital skills will be required, from very low through to high. Participants are encouraged to bring with them someone who would help them use a computer, make a claim to benefit or provide language support if required. Participants with disabilities are encouraged. Recruitment should be done through a variety of channel, not just through digital routes (such as email groups or social media) to ensure those less digitally skilled are included. |
Assisted digital and accessibility requirements |
Participants are encouraged to bring with them someone who would help them use a computer, make a claim to benefit or provide language support if required. If required, an interpreter (or other appropriate) support must be supplied for the duration of the testing session. |
Research plan | |
Research location |
London area however the option to test across the UK would be beneficial. The research will be undertaken in London area labs. Labs are required to be within 10 minutes walk of tube stations. |
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Number of research rounds | Maximum four rounds |
Number of participants per round | It is assumed that 6 participants will be required on any one day. |
How often research will happen | Once a month on a week day (or possibly evenings). |
Evening or weekend research |
Additional information
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Skills and experience
Buyers will use the essential and nice-to-have skills and experience to help them evaluate suppliers’ technical competence.
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How suppliers will be evaluated
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How many suppliers to evaluate | 5 |
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Assessment methods | Written proposal |
Evaluation weighting |
Technical competence 35%
Availability 35%
Price 30%
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