Awarded contract

Provision Of Contact Centre Services Including Associated Software Solutions

Details

Topic
Contact management software package
Published
5 December 2023

Tender description

As part of it’s customer contact strategy, the National Transport Authority (“NTA”) plans to implement a Consolidated Contact Centre (“CCC”) under the Transport For Ireland (“TFI”) brand. The CCC will be the primary customer service contact point for services provided by the transport operators, some ticketing service providers and some ticketing offerings controlled by the NTA such as mTicketing, Taxsaver and Next Generation Ticketing. The NTA is seeking to engage a suitable party to provide the following services: • to own and drive the mobilisation of the new CCC and transition of the existing customer contact capabilities to a CCC to support the traveling customer; • to deliver a solution set to enable the CCC to meet its desired business outcomes, support business processes and enable the CCC to meet business Service Level Agreements (“SLA”) and Key Performance Indicators (“KPI”); • to manage the day-to-day running of the CCC and the corresponding processes and systems to support all customer interaction; • to drive continuous improvement across the CCC and its stakeholder group in order to maximise customer experience and maximise efficiency; • to achieve and maintain compliance in relation to Payment Card Industry (“PCI”) compliance, GDPR compliance, Irish language and security standards; • to manage operational risks; • to enable the NTA to meet its accessibility requirements; and • to enable the NTA to offer contact centre services to Commercial Bus Operators and other private services. Candidates should note that it will be a condition of the Contract that the CCC must be located on the island of Ireland. As the CCC will form an integral and important part of Ireland's public transport network, the NTA requires that the CCC is located on the island of Ireland. This is to: • facilitate its integration into the overall Irish public transport network; • ensure the required level of communication, co-operation and co-ordination with the other stakehold

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published5 December 2023
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date5 December 2023

About the buyer

The National Transport Authority is a statutory public body that sits under the Department of Transport. The board decides contracts and single-party framework agreements above a set threshold. A multi-supplier framework covers technical services on projects the authority funds. Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann, Go-Ahead Ireland, Iarnród Éireann and Transport Infrastructure Ireland are meant to use that framework. A separate framework covers electric bus charging infrastructure.

Over the past 5 years, most of the National Transport Authority's contract awards have been in business services, transport services and transport support and travel services.

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