Supply of Legal Services

This preliminary market engagement notice is well-structured for soliciting feedback on a future legal services framework, demonstrating good clarity and data consistency, though lacking sustainability considerations.

The notice adheres to the principles of market engagement, providing essential information. While formal procedure type and reveal date are absent, this is acceptable for a planning stage, as it's not a formal tender yet.

The purpose of the preliminary market engagement is exceptionally clear, explicitly distinguishing between feedback requirements and future bidding requirements, which are noted as not yet applicable.

For a preliminary market engagement, the notice is comprehensive, providing all necessary information for interested parties to offer feedback, including estimated value, duration, and access to documents.

The notice promotes fairness by disclosing the estimated value and providing full document access. There are no indications of requirements being tailored to specific companies at this preliminary stage.

Key practical details such as the document URL, contract start date, and duration are clearly provided. The lack of explicit e-submission for feedback is a minor point, but the overall process for market engagement appears practical.

The data provided is largely consistent and logical, with dates and financial information aligning well. The absence of a formal procedure type is understood in the context of a planning notice.

The notice does not incorporate any specific green procurement, social, or innovation criteria, representing a missed opportunity to integrate these aspects into the framework from the planning stage.