ID 3971947 DoJ - NICTS Business Solution - Themis

Description

The Authority wishes to procure a Supplier that can design and deliver: • Business transformation (Interim and Target Operating Models) to: o Improve and standardise ways of working across the Authority; o Maximise the use of available resources and enhance staff skills; o Increase organisational efficiency, substantially reduce the significant reliance on paper across the courts and tribunals system and to maximise return on investment by the Authority; o Support the Authority to deliver cultural changes required to embed new ways of working, secure the confidence and participation of key stakeholders and justice partners to operate within a digital-first environment; o Help deliver improved outcomes; and o Support the delivery of user-centric designed services. • A new digital solution (Themis) that must: o Safeguard the delivery of business-critical services and functions, interfacing or integrating as appropriate with Causeway and other essential digital systems, tools, and services; o Support improved business processes with increased automation and achieve a substantial reduction on the reliance of paper-based administrative processes, including the lodgement of applications and evidence (which can exceed thousands of pages depending on case type). o Provide GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) / information management / security / PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance whilst reducing the significant need for the storage of paper-based records by the Authority and judiciary. o Provide integrated modern payment, transaction and communication channels that reduce the reliance on paper and traditional channels; o Provide real time management information and automated workflow; and: o Support service delivery reflective of the new operating model design and service user needs. Lot 1: The Authority wishes to procure a Supplier that can design and deliver: • Business transformation (Interim and Target Operating Models) to: o Improve and standardise ways of working across the Authority; o Maximise the use of available resources and enhance staff skills; o Increase organisational efficiency, substantially reduce the significant reliance on paper across the courts and tribunals system and to maximise return on investment by the Authority; o Support the Authority to deliver cultural changes required to embed new ways of working, secure the confidence and participation of key stakeholders and justice partners to operate within a digital-first environment; o Help deliver improved outcomes; and o Support the delivery of user-centric designed services. • A new digital solution (Themis) that must: o Safeguard the delivery of business-critical services and functions, interfacing or integrating as appropriate with Causeway and other essential digital systems, tools, and services; o Support improved business processes with increased automation and achieve a substantial reduction on the reliance of paper-based administrative processes, including the lodgement of applications and evidence (which can exceed thousands of pages depending on case type). o Provide GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) / information management / security / PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance whilst reducing the significant need for the storage of paper-based records by the Authority and judiciary. o Provide integrated modern payment, transaction and communication channels that reduce the reliance on paper and traditional channels; o Provide real time management information and automated workflow; and: o Support service delivery reflective of the new operating model design and service user needs. Additional information: The figure provided at II.1.7 is a maximum estimated contract value that reflects the potential scale of the contract and takes into account optional extension periods and the uptake of potential optional services as detailed in the tender documents. This estimated figure has increased from that included in the Contract Notice as a result of dialogue sessions. Neither CPD nor the Contracting Authority can provide any guarantee as to the level of business under this contract. This contract is not being awarded in Lots as a single supplier is required. Lot 1: The Authority wishes to procure a Supplier that can design and deliver: • Business transformation (Interim and Target Operating Models) to: o Improve and standardise ways of working across the Authority; o Maximise the use of available resources and enhance staff skills; o Increase organisational efficiency, substantially reduce the significant reliance on paper across the courts and tribunals system and to maximise return on investment by the Authority; o Support the Authority to deliver cultural changes required to embed new ways of working, secure the confidence and participation of key stakeholders and justice partners to operate within a digital-first environment; o Help deliver improved outcomes; and o Support the delivery of user-centric designed services. • A new digital solution (Themis) that must: o Safeguard the delivery of business-critical services and functions, interfacing or integrating as appropriate with Causeway and other essential digital systems, tools, and services; o Support improved business processes with increased automation and achieve a substantial reduction on the reliance of paper-based administrative processes, including the lodgement of applications and evidence (which can exceed thousands of pages depending on case type). o Provide GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) / information management / security / PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance whilst reducing the significant need for the storage of paper-based records by the Authority and judiciary. o Provide integrated modern payment, transaction and communication channels that reduce the reliance on paper and traditional channels; o Provide real time management information and automated workflow; and: o Support service delivery reflective of the new operating model design and service user needs. Additional information: The figure provided at II.1.7 is a maximum estimated contract value that reflects the potential scale of the contract and takes into account optional extension periods and the uptake of potential optional services as detailed in the tender documents. This estimated figure has increased from that included in the Contract Notice as a result of dialogue sessions. Neither CPD nor the Contracting Authority can provide any guarantee as to the level of business under this contract. This contract is not being awarded in Lots as a single supplier is required.