Evaluation Consultant Brief
Bow Street Museum of Crime and Justice Closing date: Sun, 29 Mar 2026
- Full time
- Under £10K
- Apply now
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- Job Title: Evaluation Consultant Brief
- Salary: Under £10K
- Hours: Full time
- Artform: Museums
- Role: Human Resources
- Contract: Contract
- Closing date: Sun, 29 Mar 2026
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Location:
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Job: Evaluation Consultant Brief
Job: Evaluation Consultant Brief
Organisation: Bow Street Museum of Crime and Justice
Postcode: WC2E 7AW
How to Apply
If you are interested in this work and supporting this exciting project, please provide the following information by 10pm Sunday 29th March 2026.
• The way you will approach this work
• Experience of similar work, including examples where appropriate and including experience of evaluative research in a museum or heritage setting
• Experience of working with different and diverse stakeholders
• A proposed timetable of your work, taking into account the project activity plan submitted with this brief
• Confirmation of Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance
• Costings to carry out the work, including a daily rate and work plan
The total expected budget for this role is up to £6,000 (excluding VAT) over the duration of the project. Please indicate to us how you would deliver the project within this budget. Please note that this figure should include all associated costs including travel and expenses. A payment schedule will be agreed at the start of the contract.
- Contact name: Simon Tansley
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Bow Street Museum of Crime and Justice
Within the iconic building that housed both the Magistrates’ Courts and Police Station in the heart of London’s Theatreland, discover the story of the Bow Street Runners, London's first law enforcement service, and the Metropolitan Police Officers who walked the streets in their footsteps. Explore the original 19th century cells and uncover the stories of the people working in and passing through the station and courts.