Public Cloud for the National Digital Platform
NHS Education for Scotland (NES) wishes to contract for provision of public cloud services to host the National Digital Platform. Development of the National Digital Platform (NDP) is a commitment under the Scottish Government’s Digital Health and Care Strategy which was published in April 2018. The NDP work is being taken forward by NES Digital Service. The Platform will: - make it possible to create and deploy real time data at the point of care (including through self-service) to improve the quality of care and...
Buyer
NHS Education for Scotland
Value
£15,000,000
Published
4 Mar 2019
Closes
5 Apr 2019
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
72000000
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
72317000
Data storage services
72315000
Data network management and support services
72510000
Computer-related management services
Lots
Lot 1 Public Cloud for the National Digital Platform
£15,000,000
NHS Education for Scotland (NES) for provision of public cloud services to host the National Digital Platform. Development of the National Digital Platform (NDP) is a commitment under the Scottish Government’s Digital Health and Care Strategy which was published in April 2018. The NDP work is being taken forward by NES Digital Service. The Platform will: - m...
Delivery: Scotland
Documents
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NHS Education for Scotland (NES) wishes to contract for provision of public cloud services to host the National Digital Platform. Development of the National Digital Platform (NDP) is a commitment under the Scottish Government’s Digital Hea...
Contract notice · Web page
ESPD
6 Mar 2019
Word document
ESPD Scoring
6 Mar 2019
Word document
Public Cloud for the National Digital Platform
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Award notice · Web page
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