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Payments Project – Alpha Partner wanted!
July 12, 2019 by Clare Mills 2 Comments | Category Digital Public Services, Digital Scotland, Scottish Approach to Service Design
The bidder day on 19 June at the Civtech offices in Edinburgh was a great success. 32 people from 22 companies joined us to hear about our future plans, service standards and ways of working. There was a lively questions and feedback session which was incredibly useful for the programme team.
We will be issuing the Invitation to Tender for a partner to help us deliver the alpha phase of the programme using the Dynamic Purchasing System for Digital Services, Lot 1 Digital Technology Projects at the end of next week (week commencing 15 July 2019).
More information on Dynamic Purchasing Systems and how to apply is available over on the Scottish Government Public Procurement blog
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ITT Week commencing 15 July 2019 rather than 15 June 2019?
Hi David, thanks for spotting that! The date is w/c 15 July, I’ve also amended the main text. Thank you