NSIGN - Systems Engineering Support (Dimensions)

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£278,580

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  • Technical analysis or consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

8 months ago

Published

4 months ago

Description

Systems Engineering SQEP, providing guidance and expertise to the Requirements & Acceptance processes and overall coherence of Systems Engineering activities, and maintaining and communicating the Requirements & Acceptance Management Plan (RAMP).   Assisting the NSIGN Programme Requirements Manager in oversight, analysis and adjustment in the collective requirements sets to ensure coverage, balance, coherence, and alignment. 

Technical support for the Dimensions RM toolset, including user onboarding, acting as Project Organisers for NSIGN and facilitating a single point-of-truth for all NSIGN programme requirements.  Ongoing development of formats for URD and SRD documents. 

Development of acceptance processes and governance, including VVRM and ITEAP and up-issue of the RAMP. 

Engaging stakeholders and working with project teams to develop NSIGN Project SRD requirements to a level commensurate with SRR readiness.

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Ministry of Defence

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