Provision of a Data Platform

Concepts

• information technology
• business intelligence solutions
• provision of a data platform
• data platform
• data platform build
• commissioner's data
• london fire commissioner wishes
• central repository
• business intelligence
• conceptual design

Location

London

Description

The London Fire Commissioner wishes to enter into a contract to design and build a data platform as part of the Business Intelligence Solutions (BIS) project. The data platform will allow the Commissioner to create a central repository for all of the reported information, which in turn will improve access to, encourage better use of and better organise the Commissioner's data from all its information systems.

Total Quantity or Scope

The scope of the contract will cover: — detailed specification documentation for the conceptual design already agreed; — roadmap, approach document and project plan; — logical and physical architecture diagrams; — costings and transition plan to BAU state; — data platform build. The contract will be for a period of 2 years with an option to extend for a further period or periods up to an aggregate of 12 months.

Award Detail

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 72000000 - IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
• 48482000 - Business intelligence software package
• 72212482 - Business intelligence software development services
• 72222300 - Information technology services

Indicators

• Award on basis of price and quality.

Other Information

Bidders are required to register and express their interest through the Bluelight Portal (www.bluelight.gov.uk). It is free to register and bidders should receive notification of acceptance of their registration within 48 hours. Please be aware emails from the Portal may be quarantined by email filters. This contract will be made available to members of the GLA family and/or their subsidiary bodies. The contracting authority reserves the right at any time to cease this tendering process and not to award a contract. The contracting authority, at its absolute discretion, may wish to extend the contract for a further period or periods up to an aggregate of 12 months.