Common Digital Platform

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Buyers

Post Office

Value

£0

Classifications

IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Computer platforms
Industry specific software package
Servers
Data services
Computer support and consultancy services
Computer network services
Computer audit and testing services

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Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

6 hours ago

Description

The Common Digital Platform (CDP) hosts around 50 Digital Services in use across Post Office for both internal and customer facing purposes, including PUDO, Drop and Go and Branch Finder. The service required is the support and maintenance of the platform itself, an AWS platform hosted within Post Office, and the support and maintenance of the digital applications that sit upon it.

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