Expired contract

JBC Data Design, Modelling and Architecture

Details

Value
£2,018,394
Duration
6 months
Topic
Data services
Published
9 July 2021

Tender description

"Design of immediate analytical and insight priorities including user needs across genomics, epi modelling and NPI, and the technical requirements for DASH re-procurement Design for the JBC Analytical and Data Strategy including integrating with the wider user needs from PHE and informing the technical design of the future UKHSA Data Platform Addressing immediate and urgent priorities that need design decisions e.g. visualisation, handling of patient identifiable data, data quality definition for priority data flows Addressing high priority policy areas that require complex design e.g. genomics, vaccines, environmental surveillance, respiratory etc. Increasing the maturity of the design approach by defining the design guardrails, common blueprints, and upskilling and knowledge transfer to PSR and permanent resource. "

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date20 April 2021
  2. Completed: Award published9 July 2021
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date18 October 2021

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