Single-Party Framework Agreement for IT Managed Service Provider for the Personal Injuries Resolution Board

Description

The Injuries Resolution Board invites applications to be considered for tender stage to establish a single party framework for ICT Managed Services. An initial contract for 3 years will be awarded under the 4 year framework, with an additional contract awarded in the last year, which may or may not extend beyond the life of the framework. In addition to the managed service the framework may also be used for support on system and hardware upgrades; support for any new Injuries Resolution Board initiatives; migration of remaining on premise systems to SAAS / Cloud options; website upgrade; other projects with technical aspects within the scope of the framework. Interested parties must associate their company with the competition by logging on to eTenders to access the documents. Failure to associate means they will not receive clarifications or be in a position to submit a response. Responses must be uploaded as a Zip file in order to protect the integrity of file names. The Injuries Resolution Board invites applications to be considered for tender stage to establish a single party framework for ICT Managed Services. An initial contract for 3 years will be awarded under the 4 year framework, with an additional contract awarded in the last year, which may or may not extend beyond the life of the framework. In addition to the managed service the framework may also be used for support on system and hardware upgrades; support for any new Injuries Resolution Board initiatives; migration of remaining on premise systems to SAAS / Cloud options; website upgrade; other projects with technical aspects within the scope of the framework. Interested parties must associate their company with the competition by logging on to eTenders to access the documents. Failure to associate means they will not receive clarifications or be in a position to submit a response. Responses must be uploaded as a Zip file in order to protect the integrity of file names.