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Provision of Corporate Technology Platform (EcoSystem)

Description: The Authority intends to procure a modern Corporate Technology Platform (Ecosystem) to replace fragmented and ageing legacy corporate systems and provide an integrated digital platform supporting key enabling services across Police Scotland. The requirement is for an integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Human Capital Management (HCM) Ecosystem, together with the associated hosting, integration, implementation, data migration, training, transition, support and professional services required to deliver and sustain the solution. The Contract is expected to be for a period of seven (7) years with options, exercisable solely at the Authority's discretion, to extend by up to three (3) further periods of twelve (12) months each, giving a maximum potential duration of ten (10) years.

Summary: The Scottish Police Authority is procuring a corporate technology platform, described as an integrated Enterprise Resource Planning and Human Capital Management ecosystem, to replace fragmented and ageing corporate systems supporting Police Scotland’s enabling services. The requirement includes software for human resources, payroll, duty management and common platform services, with potential additional modules or integrations for estates, fleet, finance and procurement. The scope also covers cloud hosting, system integration, implementation, configuration, data migration, testing, training, transition, support, maintenance, consultancy and other professional services needed to deliver and sustain the platform. This is a combined software and technology services requirement, with activity delivered across Police Scotland in Scotland.

Remote Condition Monitoring Platform

Description: Network Rail owns and runs Britain's rail infrastructure and is committed to providing a world-class network for train companies, freight operators and for passengers. Network Rail maintains, manages and improves every aspect of the infrastructure. Successfully planning and delivering maintenance, enhancements and renewals works to the infrastructure is the key to running a safe, reliable and efficient railway, serving customers and communities. Network Rail is seeking information from the market to support the next evolution of its Remote Condition Monitoring capability, currently known as RADAR. Remote Condition Monitoring is a strategic asset-management capability that enables Network Rail to monitor the health, condition and performance of railway assets remotely, supporting a shift from manual, inspection-led maintenance towards proactive, insight-led intervention. The current RADAR capability has evolved over more than (read more...)

Summary: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is planning a remote condition monitoring platform for Britain’s railway infrastructure. The requirement is an examinations system application comprising software licences, support and minor configuration, classified under software packages and IT services (CPV 48000000). The platform, known as RADAR 3, is intended to modernise and consolidate the existing RADAR capability and support national-scale monitoring of railway assets. It will help move maintenance from manual inspections towards proactive intervention by monitoring asset health, condition and performance remotely. The expected scope includes IoT and industrial data platforms, asset condition monitoring, alarm management, data ingestion, real-time historian services, visualisation, event replay, analytics, GIS and enterprise asset-management integration, and open API access. Delivery is across the United Kingdom.

Defence Talent - Pipeline Notice

Description: The Authority is exploring options for the future support to the delivery of its recruitment and talent-related services. The future service is intended to support flexible, specialist and often lower volume recruitment and talent requirements across Defence

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is exploring a future service to support recruitment and talent-related requirements across Defence. The scope is flexible, specialist and often lower-volume recruitment and talent support, including job-search and employee-relocation services. It also appears to involve software and technical services: administration, enterprise resource planning and database software, programming, software supply and software maintenance. The requirement is classified as a service and is intended for Defence-wide use rather than a single site. The buyer is the Ministry of Defence, a central government authority. Suppliers able to combine recruitment and talent expertise with supporting digital platforms, systems integration or managed software services may find the scope relevant.

Defence Talent - Pipeline Notice

Description: The Authority is exploring options for the future support to the delivery of its recruitment and talent-related services. The future service is intended to support flexible, specialist and often lower volume recruitment and talent requirements across Defence

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is exploring a future service to support recruitment and talent-related requirements across Defence. The scope is flexible, specialist and often lower-volume recruitment and talent support, including job-search and employee-relocation services. It also appears to involve software and technical services: administration, enterprise resource planning and database software, programming, software supply and software maintenance. The requirement is classified as a service and is intended for Defence-wide use rather than a single site. The buyer is the Ministry of Defence, a central government authority. Suppliers able to combine recruitment and talent expertise with supporting digital platforms, systems integration or managed software services may find the scope relevant.

Unified Operational Analytics

Description: The contracting Authority ('Authority') in relation to this notice is the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), on behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) are seeking to engage with potential suppliers on a significant and strategic procurement covering the delivery of operational analytics to support a broad range of policing-specific use cases. The programme will be known as Unified Operational Analytics (UOA). UOA aims to source an enterprise solution to embed market leading analytical tools and capabilities directly into core operational workflows, rather than point-solutions targeting separate and siloed functions that result in slow change cycles. The solution will need to deliver real time operational insight, advanced analytics, and faster decision making at the point where they have the greatest impact (read more...)

Summary: The Metropolitan Police Service is planning Unified Operational Analytics, an enterprise data and analytics service for policing. The requirement is intended to bring analytical tools into core operational workflows rather than provide separate, siloed point solutions. It may include rapid integration of diverse and legacy systems; connections to structured and unstructured data; real-time operational insight; advanced analytics; full data provenance; AI-supported summarisation; and faster delivery of tools and insights to frontline and operational teams. The service is expected to support complex work, decision-making, productivity and a range of policing-specific use cases. Delivery is planned across England, including London and the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, South East and South West. This is a services procurement covering software and IT services.

1140EVNES - Facilities Management Solution (PME)

Description: This is a preliminary market engagement to explore what's currently in the market for a facilities management solution.

Summary: Leicester City Council is exploring the market for a facilities management solution. The requirement is primarily for software and information systems, with an associated services element. The intended purpose is to understand what solutions are currently available before deciding whether to upgrade the council’s existing facilities management system. The buying organisation is Leicester City Council, a sub-central public authority. The procurement relates to delivery in the United Kingdom and is being considered as a single requirement. Suppliers should therefore be able to explain how their facilities management software and related services could support a council’s operational needs. This is a technology-led requirement rather than a construction or building-maintenance works contract, although its subject matter is facilities management.

260158 Contract for the Provision of a Research Intelligence Tool

Description: Queen's University Belfast requires a Research Intelligence Tool to support institutional research and innovation strategy, planning, and evaluation. The tool will enable benchmarking of research performance, identification of emerging research strengths, monitoring of collaboration and partnership activity, and support planning for research assessment exercises and strategic planning across Faculties and Schools. Queen's will develop requirements based on institutional needs, including functional fit, data quality, usability, interoperability, alignment with research culture and responsible metrics principles, and value for money. Key users will include academic staff, Faculty Deans of Research, Research Strategy & Policy Team, Research Development, Global Research Partnerships, Business Alliance, Library (Open Research), Global Marketing and Reputation, and the Research Intelligence Team.

Summary: Queen’s University Belfast is procuring a research intelligence tool, a software and database service for institutional research and innovation strategy, planning and evaluation. The requirement covers benchmarking research performance, identifying emerging research strengths, monitoring collaboration and partnership activity, and supporting research assessment exercises and strategic planning across Faculties and Schools. The service is expected to address data quality, usability, interoperability, responsible metrics and value for money. Users will include academic staff, Faculty Deans of Research, research strategy and policy, research development, global partnerships, business alliance, library, marketing and reputation, and research intelligence teams. The service will be delivered for Queen’s University Belfast in the United Kingdom. The relevant classifications include database systems, database services, information technology services, and software and information systems.

Provision of Corporate Technology Platform (EcoSystem)

Description: The Authority intends to procure a modern Corporate Technology Platform (Ecosystem) to replace fragmented and ageing legacy corporate systems and provide an integrated digital platform supporting key enabling services across Police Scotland. The requirement is for an integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Human Capital Management (HCM) Ecosystem, together with the associated hosting, integration, implementation, data migration, training, transition, support and professional services required to deliver and sustain the solution. The Contract is expected to be for a period of seven (7) years with options, exercisable solely at the Authority's discretion, to extend by up to three (3) further periods of twelve (12) months each, giving a maximum potential duration of ten (10) years.

Summary: The Scottish Police Authority is procuring a single corporate technology platform, or ecosystem, for Police Scotland. It will replace fragmented and ageing corporate systems with an integrated enterprise resource planning and human capital management solution. The minimum scope covers human resources, payroll, duty management and common platform services. Optional elements include estates, fleet, finance and procurement modules or integrations. The requirement also includes software licensing, support and maintenance, cloud hosting, system integration, implementation, complex data migration, training, transition, consultancy and other professional services needed to deliver and sustain the solution. The work will support Police Scotland’s enabling services across Scotland, with the buying authority based in Glasgow. The main classification is business software and related information technology services (CPV 48000000).

FW - Services - Supply & Maintenance of Electronic Key Safes - Multi Site - 1234

Description: Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (Distribution and Transmission) intends to establish a Framework Agreement for the supply, delivery and installation of cabinet solution. This will include; integration with PAC access control systems, commissioning, maintenance and support services. SEN Distribution intends to replace 18 existing electronic key management cabinets that have reached end of life and are no longer supported, together with the installation of a further 4 new cabinets. SSEN Transmission has identified a requirement to deploy a new electronic key management solution across approximately 150 operational sites. The objective of this procurement is to establish a secure, cloud-based electronic key management solution that enables the safe storage, control and audit of keys used by Distribution and Transmission Engineering teams. The solution must integrate seamlessly with SSEN's existing (read more...)

Summary: Southern Electric Power Distribution, Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution and Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission are procuring a secure, cloud-based electronic key management service for electricity distribution and transmission operations. The requirement covers supply, delivery and installation of electronic key-safe cabinets, integration with PAC access control and security management systems, commissioning, maintenance, support, reporting and operational management. The solution must securely store, control and audit keys used for vehicles, substations, key sites and operational technology cabinets, with tamper resistance and high availability. It will replace 18 end-of-life cabinets, add four new cabinets and support deployment across approximately 150 operational sites. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, including SSEN’s north Scotland and south central England licence areas. The procurement is for services and includes security equipment, software and information systems, and system maintenance.

Greater Manchester Drugs Early Warning System (DEWS)

Description: The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is seeking to commission a service to; * Deliver and manage Professional Information Networks relating to drugs for each of the 10 Greater Manchester local authority areas, * Oversee the Greater Manchester Local Drug Information System alert panel, * Write and produce appropriate drug alerts, * Liaise with relevant national and regional organisations and systems regarding drug alerts and emerging drug trends.

Summary: Greater Manchester Combined Authority is commissioning a Greater Manchester Drugs Early Warning System service. The work covers delivering and managing professional drug information networks for each of the 10 Greater Manchester local authority areas, overseeing the Greater Manchester Local Drug Information System alert panel, and writing and producing appropriate drug alerts. The supplier will also liaise with relevant national and regional organisations and systems about drug alerts and emerging drug trends. This is a public-sector drug intelligence, information management and alerting service, combining local professional networks with regional and national coordination. Delivery is across Greater Manchester, within the United Kingdom. The requirement is classified as a service and includes information systems and systems consultancy work.