Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000536469

National Catering Information System

NHS National Services Scotland (formerly the Common Services Agency), on behalf of NHS Scotland, wish to contract a service provider to provide a bespoke Catering Information System to replace the current methods used in all NHS Health Boards across Scotland. The contract will be let as a single-supplier framework by NHS National Services Scotland and will be available for use by all Health Boards, including Special Health Boards and any associated organisations engaged with Health Boards in the provision of Health...

Buyer

The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) ("NSS")

Value

£1,750,000

Published

23 Mar 2018

Closes

24 Apr 2018

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

72000000

IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

48000000

Software package and information systems

Lots

Lot 1 National Catering Information System

£1,750,000

The need for a National Catering Information System (NCIS) was first identified whilst catering reviews of NHS Boards were being undertaken in 2013 as part of the National Strategic Review of Soft Facilities. During the catering review process, catering managers identified the need for a catering IT system that could provide them with timely data across a nu...

Delivery: Scotland

National Catering Information System

Not provided

NHS National Services Scotland (formerly the Common Services Agency), on behalf of NHS Scotland, wish to contract a service provider to provide a bespoke Catering Information System to replace the current methods used in all NHS Health Boar...

Contract notice · Web page

ESPD Scoring

24 Mar 2018

Word document

ESPD

24 Mar 2018

Word document

National Catering Information System

Not provided

Award notice · Web page

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