Live Stream Clipping Tool

Concepts

• software package
• bbc
• provision of a live stream clipping tool
• live video
• audio streams
• clips
• stream clipping tool
• estimated contract value
• information systems
• miscellaneous software

Location

United Kingdom:

Description

The BBC is tendering for the provision of a Live Stream Clipping Tool, which will provide editorial teams with the ability to create clips quickly from live video / audio streams and enable fast publication to BBC accounts across a number of social media platforms and other BBC destinations. The estimated contract value is £135,000 per annum. The estimated total contract value of £405,000 is based on the BBC utilising the full contract term available of three (3) years.

Renewal Options

The Contract duration allows for a three (3) month implementation period prior to Service Commencement. The Contract will have an initial term of two (2) years from the Service Commencement date. The initial term may extended at the BBC's discretion for a further twelve (12) calendar months.

CPV Codes

• 48000000 - Software package and information systems
• 48900000 - Miscellaneous software package and computer systems

Indicators

• This is a one-off contract (no recurrence)
• Options are available.
• Renewals are not available.
• Professional qualifications are sought.

Other Information

** PREVIEW NOTICE, please check Find a Tender for full details. ** In the case of technology requirements, the BBC may involve its technology partner (Atos IT Solutions and Services Limited) to assist in the scoping and drafting of invitations to tender and/or the evaluation of tenders. However, the final decision as to which is the most economically advantageous (by reference to the award criteria) will be made by the BBC. The awarding authority reserves the right not to award a contract and to annul the procurement process at any stage. Tenders and all supporting documents must be priced in sterling and all payments will be made in sterling. The contract shall be subject to English law. The awarding authority does not bind itself to accept the lowest, or any tender and reserves the right to accept part of a tender unless the tenderer expressly stipulates otherwise in the tender document.