ID 3034297 DoF - LPS - Integration Partner

Tender description

The Department of Finance’s Land and Property Services is seeking to procure a supplier who can work with LPS to deliver digitally integrated solutions, systems and outcomes to enable LPS to meet its strategic goals and underpin the objectives of both the NOVA Programme and wider LPS business needs. The Department of Finance’s Land and Property Services (LPS) is seeking to procure a supplier who can work with LPS to deliver digitally integrated solutions, systems and outcomes to enable LPS to meet its strategic goals and underpin the objectives of both the NOVA Programme and wider LPS business needs. The Minimum Service Requirements have been broken down into the following broad areas: a) enterprise architecture services including implementation of an integration strategy and target architecture for LPS and its major stakeholders; b) design, build and implementation of a robust enterprise application integration platform which enables solution interoperability, systems integration and API management; c) ensuring that the technical ecosystem for LPS aligns with NICS Enterprise Architecture principles and which adopts shared and reusable integration components from the wider NICS technical ecosystem where feasible (e.g. API management, Identity Hub); d) implementation of a Master Data Management model within LPS including the integration of unique geospatial identifiers into all LPS data sets where possible; e) data management services (e.g. data architecture, modelling, analytics, quality health checks, cleansing and migration); f) software development and support services (e.g. application development, APIs, online forms, portals, testing, release management and spatial development including Geographic Information Systems (GIS)); g) third party application support and maintenance services (e.g. legacy ICT systems out of contract); h) spatial support services (e.g. geospatial data analysis, spatial application development and spatial technical consultancy); i) business support services (e.g. pre procurement support, service design, process design, business analysis, change management, service improvement and solution deployment support); and j) strategic advice and guidance (e.g. strategy development, emerging technologies, innovation, benchmarking and Supplier management support). Lot 1: The Department of Finance’s Land and Property Services is seeking to procure a supplier who can work with LPS to deliver digitally integrated solutions, systems and outcomes to enable LPS to meet its strategic goals and underpin the objectives of both the NOVA Programme and wider LPS business needs. The Department of Finance’s Land and Property Services (LPS) is seeking to procure a supplier who can work with LPS to deliver digitally integrated solutions, systems and outcomes to enable LPS to meet its strategic goals and underpin the objectives of both the NOVA Programme and wider LPS business needs. The Minimum Service Requirements have been broken down into the following broad areas: a) enterprise architecture services including implementation of an integration strategy and target architecture for LPS and its major stakeholders; b) design, build and implementation of a robust enterprise application integration platform which enables solution interoperability, systems integration and API management; c) ensuring that the technical ecosystem for LPS aligns with NICS Enterprise Architecture principles and which adopts shared and reusable integration components from the wider NICS technical ecosystem where feasible (e.g. API management, Identity Hub); d) implementation of a Master Data Management model within LPS including the integration of unique geospatial identifiers into all LPS data sets where possible; e) data management services (e.g. data architecture, modelling, analytics, quality health checks, cleansing and migration); f) software development and support services (e.g. application development, APIs, online forms, portals, testing, release management and spatial development including Geographic Information Systems (GIS)); g) third party application support and maintenance services (e.g. legacy ICT systems out of contract); h) spatial support services (e.g. geospatial data analysis, spatial application development and spatial technical consultancy); i) business support services (e.g. pre procurement support, service design, process design, business analysis, change management, service improvement and solution deployment support); and j) strategic advice and guidance (e.g. strategy development, emerging technologies, innovation, benchmarking and Supplier management support).