In order for Wave Energy Scotland to ensure projects with the most promise are selected for support, independent external experts may be called upon to assist with carrying out assessment of call applications and to complement the WES team during decision making processes.
Each application to the call will require to be evaluated by a panel of individuals with the relevant technical skills and experience, to determine the projects which merit support. WES is therefore seeking a number of individuals to support the evaluation process for the current call only with the requirements detailed below.
The assessors will be required to read and independently evaluate a number of applications, covering both technical and commercial elements, following the guidance provided by WES and HIE. Written and verbal feedback/analysis of applications will be provided to WES/HIE following completion of the evaluation period. Attendance will be required at evaluation meeting(s) in Inverness, where the applications will be discussed. Indicative dates for these meetings are 15-17th April 2019
Individuals appointed to act as assessors must be able to demonstrate relevant and up to date technical knowledge, skills and experience, specifically relating to the topic being covered by the Call.
Further information can be found via Public Contracts Scotland
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