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713725451 - IMS Tender Notice

Defence Equipment and Support

Stage
Tender
the latest stage the buyer has published
Value
£9.3M
VAT basis not stated · GBP
Planned end
For subscribers only
First published
14 Apr 2025
last seen 14 Apr 2025

What the buyer published

This Tender Notice outlines the Authority’s intent to competitively assess, select and award a contract to deliver the Integrated Management System (IMS). IMS consists of Assurance Management System (AMS) and Business Process Improvement System (BPIS). The IMS will house the Authority’s Business Process Management System architecture which should be accessible by users comprising Civil Servants and Industry partners of initially up to circa 15000 users. The tool should have the ability to scale users. The IMS is a tool that the Authority will use to access all published policy, process, procedure and control information when they need it. The AMS will provide customisable workflow capability which will enable users to follow processes and capture information to assure that processes have been followed and control points have been satisfied. Using attributes related to the IMS and process performance data, the BPIS will allow the Authority to model changes to its business processes and evaluate the impact. Further information on Key User Requirements for each element of the IMS can be found in the IMS Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) Briefing pack. The Authority is looking to procure Commercially available Off-the-Shelf software. The Authority is willing to consider licensing, support and hosting models for the COTS software which both meet its stated requirements and offer value for money. This may include a perpetual licensing model or another delivery model such as SaaS (Software as a Service). The solution can be hosted using MOD Cloud hosting or utilising an alternative hosting arrangement compliant with JSP 453 (Digital Policies and Standards for Defence) and National Cyber-Security Centre (NCSC) policies. The solution must comply with both solution security and cyber protection requirements. IMS will adhere to Secure by Design (https://www.security.gov.uk/policy-and-guidance/secure-by-design/). The IMS solution, and provider, has a mandatory require

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