Awarded Contractocds-r6ebe6-0000716760

Software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland

The key aim and objective of the project is to provide a software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland for the described regulatory purposes.

Buyer

Scottish Government

Value

£20,000

Published

30 Jan 2023

Closes

17 Jan 2023

Procurement details

Source

Pcs

Region

UKM82

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

73100000

Research and experimental development services

73000000

Research and development services and related consultancy services

Lots

Lot 1 Software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland

£27,850

The key aim and objective of the project is to provide a software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland for the described regulatory purposes. At present (December 2022), there are six organisations providing nine third part FI-SBEM or DSM tools for use in Scotland. A service has already been developed to su...

Delivery: United Kingdom

Software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland

Not provided

The key aim and objective of the project is to provide a software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland for the described regulatory purposes.

Contract notice · Web page

Invitation to Tender

13 Dec 2022

Word document

Terms and Conditions

13 Dec 2022

PDF

Software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland

Not provided

The key aim and objective of the project is to provide a software validation service for third party FI-SBEM and DSM calculation tools for use in Scotland for the described regulatory purposes.

Award notice · Web page

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