Digital & Data Capability for MHCLG Spatial Data Unit

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£19,000,000

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  • Information technology services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

10 months ago

Description

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) is appointing a supplier to work on a range of business-critical data projects to support decision making by Ministers and policy teams at pace.

This will include high profile projects requiring quick access to technical expertise to research, design, build and iterate data services/tools to deliver outcomes rapidly in response to ministerial requests. 

In parallel there are longer term requirements to establish foundational (infrastructure) data capability, as outlined in the MHCLG data strategy, and provide support to existing tools and services. The resource required will vary from the deployment of a full multi-disciplinary team to individual(s) to complement an existing team for a short to medium period across a range of skills.

Additional information: This is a call-off from Lot 1 of the Crown Commercial Service framework Digital Specialists and Programmes (RM6263),

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Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

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