Date of dispatch of this notice: 14/09/2015
External Reference: 2016-949806
TED Reference: 2016/S 060-101939
Date of dispatch of this notice: 14/09/2015
External Reference: 2016-949806
TED Reference: 2016/S 060-101939
The Supply and Management of an Asset Management System
Durham
County Durham & Darlington Fire & Rescue Service (CDDFRS) and North
Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service (NYFRS) have broadly similar requirements and are working collaboratively on a joint procurement to deliver an asset
management package deployed as two separately hosted systems across both
services. CDDFRS are hosting the procurement opportunity on behalf of NYFRS.
The Authority is looking to appoint a third party to provide and continuously
support an IT solution to electronically track assets; produce and record asset
details, maintenance, tests, defects and whole life information for a variety of
assets and be accessible to all staff.
Each Service currently maintains data totalling approximately 40,000 records.
This includes associated weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual test data. At
present, the approximate al-location of this is: CDDFRS 16,000, NYFRS 23,000.
Both Services operate systems of planned preventative maintenance and periodic
testing (standard tests) on various assets owned by them.
A range of asset information is recorded utilising various recording systems that
can be broadly considered as:
• Microsoft SharePoint system
• Microsoft Excel, Access and Word documents
• Paper based documents
The list above is not exhaustive and there may be other systems which the
Services may wish to interface with in the future. Suppliers are required to identify
and explain how their Asset Management System (AMS) can interface with other
common IT platforms.The AMS specification is to be evaluated as part of the
tender process, including information and plans with timescales identified as set
out in ITT documentation.The contract opportunity includes a requirement; where
appropriate, that during the provision and installation of the Asset Management
System that the Tendering organisation works closely with the Authority’s IT
department and Contractors in delivering this requirement. Acceptance tests will
be performed by both CDDFRS and NYFRS.
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The Supply and Management of an Asset Management System
The contracting Authority will incorporate a standstill period at the point information of the award of the Contract is communicated to bidders. That notification will provide full information on the award decision. The standstill period which will be for a minimum of 10 calendar days, provides time for the unsuccessful bidders to EN Standard form 02- Contract notice 12/16 challenge the award decision before the contract‘s entered into. The Public Regulations 2015 provide the aggrieved parties who have been harmed or at risk of harm by a breach of the rules to take action in the High Court (England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.)