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Qualification Questionnaire for establishing a Single Party Framework Agreement for the Provision of Multi Channel Communication Services

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16,000,000 EUR

Description

The Contracting Authority proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of a single party framework agreement for the provision of Multi-Channel Communication (MCC) Services comprising: - All types of communication: o Post (essential) o Text (SMS) o Email o Portal o Other digital innovations (now and in the future) - End to end managed service (including pro-active service management/monitoring) - Communication management and reporting system - Other relevant services which may arise through changes in NTPF obligations or functions and; - Delivery models which evolve through innovative developments and practices Lot 1: The Contracting Authority proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of a single party framework agreement for the provision of Multi-Channel Communication (MCC) Services comprising: - All types of communication: o Post (essential) o Text (SMS) o Email o Portal o Other digital innovations (now and in the future) - End to end managed service (including pro-active service management/monitoring) - Communication management and reporting system - Other relevant services which may arise through changes in NTPF obligations or functions and; - Delivery models which evolve through innovative developments and practices

Timeline

Publish date

2 years ago

Close date

2 years ago

Buyer information

National Treatment Purchase Fund

Contact:
Michael Curran
Email:
procurement@ntpf.ie

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Notice topics

Communication and multimedia software packageContact management software packageDocument management systemE-mail systemInformation systemsPostal services

Related topics

Data-processing servicesInformation systems or technology strategic review and planning servicesMultimedia software development servicesCommunication software development servicesScheduling and productivity software development servicesProgramming services of application software

Source

Ted (OJEU)
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