Noise Modelling System, Hosting and Service Provision and Technical Support for 2025

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£1,893,475

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  • Environmental services

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4 months ago

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The Defra Noise Modelling System (NMS) has been designed, built, hosted and managed to date under a single supplier framework. <br/>This contract covers five main areas:<br/>1.	Hosting, supporting and managing the NMS, including data and software licensing, cloud services, backups, security patching, etc.<br/>2.	Handover provision, to ensure a seamless continuous provision of service <br/>3.	Pilot – the NMS is to be piloted with a number of users before the full launch that has been agreed by Ministers<br/>4.	Provision of datasets (accompanied by appropriate documentation and coding) to allow Defra to carry out R&D activities<br/>5.	Preparation for Round 5 mapping – Defra has a legal requirement to deliver noise maps across the country in 5 yearly intervals, known as rounds.  Preparation for Round 5 must commence in 2025 to have any chance of meeting the legal deadline for delivering these maps.

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