Contract notice: Software configuration services Tender - 17579346

Object of the contract
Software configuration services
Description: Contract notice: Software configuration services
Authority Type: National or federal Agency/Office
Contact Nature: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
Document: Contract notice
Regulation: European Union
Award criteria: The most economic tender
CPV code: 72265000, 72243000, 72245000, 72246000, 72254100, 72262000, 72266000, 72265000, 72243000, 72245000, 72246000, 72254100, 72262000, 72266000
CPV Description: Software configuration services.
Programming services.
Contract systems analysis and programming services.
Systems consultancy services.
Systems testing services.
Software development services.
Software consultancy services.
Provision of ICT Professional Services to implement Ionising Radiation functionality in HIQA's as implemented Dynamics xRM System.
European Union Member States are obliged to transpose European Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom into national legislation in an accurate and timely manner and to communicate their national execution measures to the Commission by the 6.2.2018. With the transposition of this new legislation HIQA is to take on responsibility for regulating in this area, and be termed what is known as a Competent Authority. Consequentially HIQA's Regulatory Support System, (PRISM), will need to be enhanced to support this new area of responsibility. HIQA envisages two phases of delivery of the required functionality; an initial phase for a 6th February delivery containing a minimal viable set of functionality and a subsequent phase to go live in June timeframe delivering the balance of the required but less urgent functionality.
Main Site : Dublin and/or Cork Office.
European Union Member States are obliged to transpose European Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom into national legislation in an accurate and timely manner and to communicate their national execution measures to the Commission by the 6.2.2018. With the transposition of this new legislation HIQA is to take on responsibility for regulating in this area, and be termed what is known as a Competent Authority. Consequentially HIQA's Regulatory Support System, (PRISM), will need to be enhanced to support this new area of responsibility. HIQA envisages two phases of delivery of the required functionality; an initial phase for a 6th February delivery containing a minimal viable set of functionality and a subsequent phase to go live in June timeframe delivering the balance of the required but less urgent functionality.
Internet address (URL): https://www.hiqa.ie/
Directive: Classical Directive (2014/24/EU)