Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000573601

Health and Safety Information Systems

Scottish Water requires a new H&S Information Management System to manage health and safety business processes and provide vital management information to and report health and safety performance. The system should be cloud based software as a service, serve circa 2000 users, provide standard integrations into a number of SW core corporate software systems, provide restricted access (where required) through a variety of roles and should be accessed from all types of digital devices i.e. desktop, laptop, Toughbook,...

Buyer

Scottish Water

Value

£500,000

Published

17 Feb 2020

Closes

19 Mar 2019

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

72268000

Software supply services

Lots

Lot 1 Health and Safety Information Systems

£500,000

Scottish Water requires a new H&S Information Management System to manage health and safety business processes and provide vital management information to and report health and safety performance. The system should be cloud based software as a service, serve circa 2000 users, provide standard integrations into a number of SW core corporate software systems,...

Delivery: Scotland

Health and Safety Information Systems

Not provided

Scottish Water requires a new H&S Information Management System to manage health and safety business processes and provide vital management information to and report health and safety performance. The system should be cloud based software a...

Contract notice · Web page

Health and Safety Information Systems

Not provided

Scottish Water requires a new H&S Information Management System to manage health and safety business processes and provide vital management information to and report health and safety performance. The system should be cloud based software a...

Award notice · Web page

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