Independent Audit of Great Western Mainline Track Access Cost-Benefit Analysis
ORR requires an independent audit of cost-benefit analysis and demand forecasting for Great Western Mainline track access applications to ensure analytical robustness and support regulatory decision-making.
Decision brief
4 fields- Contract valueest.£40,000Pounds sterling
- Tender closes3 Sept 202623 days left
- SectorBrowse related listings
- LocationUnited KingdomLondon
Lifecycle
Open23 days left to bid. Opened 5 days ago, deadline 3 Sept 2026.
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