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Bid Writing for Framework RM6365: Digital Projects and Programmes

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Jun 03, 2024

Opportunity Summary for Framework RM6365: Digital Projects and Programmes

Title: Digital Projects and Programmes (RM6365)

Description: This framework provides public sector organisations access to agile development and user-centered design services, including individual Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) specialist roles. It supports digital transformation projects and offers a pool of agile methodology specialists.

Value: Estimated to be a substantial value framework, attracting various SMEs and larger firms for participation.

Key Dates:

  • Pre-market engagement: Winter 2023 to Spring 2024
  • Drafting of procurement documents: Spring 2024 to Summer 2024
  • Publication of FTS notice: Autumn 2024
  • Framework award: May 2025

Requirements:

  • Pass/Fail Criteria: Compliance with Government Digital Service Standards and agile methodology expertise.
  • Engagement Activities: Register for pre-market engagement events and supplier engagement sessions.

Action Steps:

  1. Register for Engagement Events:
  • Customer engagement on 3rd April 2024
  • Supplier engagement on 15th April 2024
  • Ensure compliance with DDaT requirements.
  • Develop case studies and evidence of previous successful digital transformation projects.
  • Align internal teams with the framework’s agile and user-centered design principles.
  • Prepare for the pre-market engagement phase by gathering necessary documents and stakeholder input.

Website for More Information: Crown Commercial Service - RM6365.

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