The Nuffield Foundation is commissioning a new evidence review as part of its Public right to justice programme, exploring the justice system’s engagement with the public.
Expert researchers are being sought to conduct a review titled Engaging the public in justice: participation, representation, and transparency in the justice system. The review will explore, synthesise, critically appraise and present research, data, and evidence in an accessible way.
To submit a tender, you must first obtain an application form by completing this Expression of Interest form. Upon receiving your Expression of Interest, you will be emailed an application pack (please allow up to two working days to receive this).
ELIGIBLITY
This opportunity is for social science or legal researchers with expertise in legal studies, public policy and political sciences, sociology, or related fields.
Alongside expertise in the topic area, ideal candidates will bring experience in review methodology, evidence synthesis, and a strong ability to communicate findings in an accessible, compelling way.
Bids are welcome from individual organisations or consortia.
VALUE AND DURATION
Tenders are expected to fall within the guide budget range of £45,000-65,000 (exclusive of VAT) and should comply with the start and end dates stipulated below.
KEY DATES
Deadline: 6 October 2025 (11am)
Project start and inception meeting: 20 October 2025
Project end: July 2026
Full details can be found on the opportunity webpage and in the below tender document.