NGO Guardian and Enquiries Management System

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Value

£517,013

Suppliers

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  • Software implementation services

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Submission Deadline

10 months ago

Published

4 months ago

Description

This is a Contract Award Notice.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) on behalf of National Guardian Office (NGO) requires a new enquiries/case management solution (based on MS Dynamics 365) to fulfil four main business functions:
1. Log and Process Day to day Enquiries Management
2. Provide Guardians Registration Portal
3. Upload Registered Guardians Details to NGO Website
4. Anonymised Data Sets

This procurement was undertaken through the CCS Software Design and Implementation Services Agreement (RM6193), following the Further Competition process.

The Contract is awarded for a total period of 96 months. 

Total Awarded Value is maximum of all charges including all optional contract extensions.         

Contract Reference: CQC NGO 018

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