Ocean Country Partnership Programme: Maldives Scoping user needs for an environmental data management system in the Maldives

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£24,000

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  • Environmental services

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3 weeks from now

Published

5 days ago

Description

This contract is being delivered by JNCC on behalf of the Maldives Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EPA have requested support to develop a data management system to facilitate storage and access to data across the divisions within the department. 

This project aims to support the EPA by undertaking a scoping exercise to build understanding around the need for a data management system for use across Government departments and by stakeholders throughout the Maldives. The project will do this by collecting information about what potential users want, need and how they would use the database. The outcomes of this scoping would feed into the specification for the development of a future database.   

If interested in this project potential bidders are invited to download the following documents and complete the conflict of interest form and the acceptance form of our terms and conditions attached to the invitation to tender letter (ITT).

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Natalie Romero

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01733 866987 ext 6987

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