Scottish Government - IT Delivery Partner for Rural Payments & Services (RP&S) and Legacy Systems
The digital services partner(s) will maintain and modernise current ARE payment systems, while they are transformed, or replaced over time to the services that will be required for new forms of support and advice outside of the current Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). However, Scottish Government is also considering the costs, benefits and risks of contracting with the same digital service partner(s) for the piloting and delivery of new capability, recognising that the transition from current operating model to a...
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
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Published
14 Jul 2020
Closes
14 Jul 2020
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
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Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
72222300
Information technology services
Lots
Lot 1 Scottish Government - IT Delivery Partner for Rural Payments & Services (RP&S) and Legacy Systems
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ARE and the Service Provider/(s) will work in a collaborative environment to deliver the IT Delivery Programme in support of agricultural payments in accordance with Scottish Government’s Agriculture & Rural Economy policy. The Scope of Services of the baseline contracting opportunity is likely to include: - Support, maintenance and enhancement across a wide...
Delivery: Scotland
Documents
Unlock document linkRequest for Information
16 Jul 2020
Word document
Request for Information Version 2 to correct the numbering of the questions 1-9
22 Jul 2020
Word document
Scottish Government - IT Delivery Partner for Rural Payments & Services (RP&S) and Legacy Systems
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The digital services partner(s) will maintain and modernise current ARE payment systems, while they are transformed, or replaced over time to the services that will be required for new forms of support and advice outside of the current Comm...
Planned procurement notice · Web page
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