IT Consultancy Services Contract Leicester City Council

Description

The Council is looking for a partner to assist in designing a target technology architecture roadmap
The service recognises that there is room for greater service efficiencies and that third party support is needed to help it develop a technology roadmap that will enable it to meet the evolving needs of the organisation.

The council is looking for a partner to help it to design a target technology architecture based around a rolling three – five year program of activity.
The key deliverables from the target architecture/ roadmap package of work will be:

A documented Target Architecture for LCC
A Roadmap describing how the Target Architecture will be achieved, including:
A transition plan from ‘as is’ to the ‘to be’ Target Architecture
Resource implications (timescales, costs, dependencies)
Advice on the mechanisms and processes required to implement the TA

Should you feel your company can quote then please complete the questionnaire at the end of the document form (link to the document is below) and return to Rebecca.cowan@leicester.gov.uk

Only responses on the form below will be accepted, no marketing material will be considered.

This should be returned by 1200hrs on 15/07/2014 at the very latest.

Organisations are asked to regularly check this opportunity on Source Leicestershire for any updates. Any advertised opportunity might be updated or removed at short notice due to unforeseen circumstances.

Applicants should note that due to the technicality of the software package being used to create this advert, this Opportunity will become “invisible” at midnight, 14th July 2014. Applicants are therefore requested to save all documentation relating to this Opportunity locally

Associated Documents

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• RFQ, Selection Questionnaire- ICT Consultancy Services Technical Architecture(doc)245.5 KB

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