Strategic Investment Board and its Government Client(s)
Pathfinder Projects Phase 2
3 Incomplete applications
2 SME, 1 large
1 Completed application
1 SME, 0 large
Important dates
- Published
- Thursday 9 August 2018
- Deadline for asking questions
- Monday 13 August 2018 at 11:59pm GMT
- Closing date for applications
- Thursday 16 August 2018 at 11:59pm GMT
Overview
- Specialist role
- Business analyst
- Summary of the work
- SIB's AMU supports property asset management activities across central government in NI. AMU has been tasked with promoting asset management processes that unlock value. In 2018/19 AMU will undertake work to progress data enabled and system based solutions that reduce fragmentation and unlock value across the central government estate.
- Latest start date
- Monday 10 September 2018
- Expected contract length
- 2 years (resource will be required on an adhoc or casual basis over this period)
- Location
- Northern Ireland
- Organisation the work is for
- Strategic Investment Board and its Government Client(s)
- Maximum day rate
- £875
About the work
- Early market engagement
- Not applicable.
- Who the specialist will work with
- The individual(s) appointed will work with a variety of property professionals, representatives from Ordinance Survey NI, Land & Property Services NI, DoF Enterprise Shared Services and the Northern Ireland Statistical Research Agency.
- What the specialist will work on
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Support discovery activities relating to data fragmentation issues.
Research good practice.
Explore data interoperability issues.
Develop reports.
Analyse system functionality.
Support the development of various asset management initiatives such as requirements, utilisation, meanwhile use , adoption of Pointer Ref etc.
Provide support to the LPS OSCAR system (SharePoint enabled).
NOTE: The value of the commission will not exceed £30,000 inclusive of VAT and award is no guarantee of any work.
Work setup
- Address where the work will take place
- The supplier will be co-located with Land and Property Services and OSNI at Lanyon Plaza Belfast
- Working arrangements
- Onsite up to 5 days a week, working in a team setting.
- Security clearance
- BPSS Basic Disclosure.
Additional information
- Additional terms and conditions
- None
Skills and experience
Buyers will use the essential and nice-to-have skills and experience to help them evaluate suppliers’ technical competence.
- Essential skills and experience
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- Demonstrable experience in working closely with public sector Clients in Northern Ireland researching and analysing opportunities to use data and systems to deliver efficiencies.
- Demonstrable experience in designing and implementing SharePoint based solutions to deliver digital enablement and process improvements
- Developing and presenting option papers setting out options for the Client along with pros and cons, risks and issues and cost implications
- Demonstrable experience in developing prototypes in compliance with the NICS security policy framework and web standards
- Experience of working with NI ESS ICT shared services
- Experience of working with NI LPS
- Nice-to-have skills and experience
How suppliers will be evaluated
- How many specialists to evaluate
- 3
- Cultural fit criteria
- Evidence ability to effectively communicate with staff and stakeholders and all levels and translate technical concepts into simple language
- Assessment methods
- Work history
- Evaluation weighting
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Technical competence
40%Cultural fit
20%Price
40%
Questions asked by suppliers
- 1. Question. Can you please confirm if £30,000 is the total anticipated spend over the 2 year period?
- Answer. £30,000 inclusive of VAT in the maximum spend that might be incurred over the 2 year period. However, there is no guarantee that the maximum level of spend (or indeed any spend) will be incurred over the 2 year period.