Closed tender

Research services

Details

Value
GBP 700,000
Topic
Data collection and collation services
Published
19 December 2016
Submission
25 January 2017

Tender description

Part 1 A On an annual basis, monitoring and reporting on the health, resilience and capability of Ambulance Personnel who are required to operate within high threat/risk situations as identified by the National Ambulance Resilience Unit. Provide users in NARU and the Ambulance Services with an integrated web-based platform that enables all services to share information and learning critical outcomes / experiences with each other. The system should be capable of providing NARU and the Ambulance Services with the following applications that can be continuously tailored to suit requirements PART 2: To provide the following bespoke services to NARU when required Provide NARU with data collection and/or research services to support the collection of evidence to answer specific research questions and/or evaluate the impact of specific interventions in line with NARU strategic objectives. The provider is required to have a flexible approach to the requirements of NARU and to work on projects as they arise as well as ongoing agreed work in line with this specification, over a pre-determined number of days per calendar month. This specification is divided into two parts. Part 1A&B is for the provision of a continuous (e.g. daily, annual) service. Part 2 is for the provision of bespoke research services commissioned from the chosen supplier as and when required — Part 1A — On an annual basis, monitoring and reporting on the health, resilience and capability of Ambulance Personnel who are required to operate within high threat/risk situations as identified by the National Ambulance Resilience Unit. — Part 1B — Provide users in NARU and the Ambulance Services with an integrated web-based platform that enables all services to share information and learning critical outcomes / experiences with each other. The system should be capable of providing NARU and the Ambulance Services with the following applications that can be continuously tailored to suit requirements — Part 2 — Provide NARU with data collection and/or research services to support the collection of evidence to answer specific research questions and/or evaluate the impact of specific interventions in line with NARU strategic objectives. The successful provider will need to demonstrate they have effective business continuity arrangements in place to maintain the integrity of the information. They should also demonstrate the same arrangements for continuous service delivery specifically in relation to Part 1B of the specification No level of business can be guaranteed from the award of contract for this service provision.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published19 December 2016
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date25 January 2017

About the buyer

West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is a public sector buyer in United Kingdom publishing tenders and awards on Stotles. Explore their procurement activity and find more opportunities like this one.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 72314000 · Data collection and collation services
  • 72316000 · Data analysis services
  • 73110000 · Research services
  • 73430000 · Test and evaluation
  • 79311300 · Survey analysis services

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