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Preliminary Data

Type of contract: Services
Procedure: Open

Contact information

Official name: BCH Procurement
Url:
Address line 1: Royston Police Station, Melbourn Street
Town: Royston
Postal Code: SG8 7BZ
Country: England
Contact person: Chris Wain
E-mail: christopher.wain@bedfordshire.pnn.police.uk
Phone: +12 34842280

Contract information

Title attributed to the contract: Data Migration Requirement for BCH
Description:

Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Police are implementing a single integrated ERP solution to support HR & Payroll, Duty Management and Finance. 
There is a requirement to migrate HR and Payroll data from existing legacy systems to the new MHR iTrent system. It is envisioned that this will be achieved through the development of a ‘transformation tool’ capable of de-duplicating records for 13,000 staff and officers. 
All legacy system data extracts will be provided using on premise reporting software.

Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
30200000   Computer equipment and supplies
30236200   Data-processing equipment
32581000   Data-communications equipment

Dates
Expire date: 28/07/2017
Contract start date: 29/07/2017
Contract end date: 30/07/2017

Values
Lowest value: 0
Highest value: 60000

Complementary information

Is this suitable for SME (Small and Medium Enterprises)?:
Is this suitable for VCSE (Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise)?:

Region(s)
Any Region

Additional Details

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Urlhttps://uk.eu-supply.com/app/rfq/rwlentrance_s.asp?PID=20980&B=BLUELIGHT

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Attachment 1

Urlhttps://uk.eu-supply.com/ctm/Company/CompanyInformation/Index/29016

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AnnexD

Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Police are implementing a single integrated ERP solution to support HR & Payroll, Duty Management and Finance. 
There is a requirement to migrate HR and Payroll data from existing legacy systems to the new MHR iTrent system. It is envisioned that this will be achieved through the development of a ‘transformation tool’ capable of de-duplicating records for 13,000 staff and officers. 
All legacy system data extracts will be provided using on premise reporting software.