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Technical Support Consultants - to support the design and development of prototype systems

UNIVERSITY OF CHESTER Published 2 Jul 2018 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£120,000
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 71621000
RegionNorth West
Deadline17 Jul 2018
Contract start7 Aug 2018
Contract end31 Oct 2019
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-492af2d4-310d-4336-8775-1629e5b64fdc

Awards (2)

This procurement was awarded to 2 suppliers. Values shown are per-award; the notice total is £120,000.

SupplierValueDateStatus
D.A.T.S. (HOLDINGS) LIMITED shared £0 5 Aug 2018 active
Dilectus Contract Solutions shared £0 5 Aug 2018 active

description

This is confirmation of award following the below tender.

The University of Chester is seeking tenders to supply consultants to undertake technical work in support of the ERDF supported Innovation to Commercialisation (I2C) project. This project is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Ref: 03R16P00976. The scope and parameters of this work opportunity are described below.

Background Information:

The Innovation to Commercialisation project is an £3m ERDF supported project running to late 2019. This project seeks to provide technical and equipment support to promote the development and deployment of new products, processes and services in eligible SME companies.

Project aims/objectives:

The project seeks to help eligible SME companies innovate, develop and produce new products, processes and services through access to advanced skills and equipment at the University of Chester. The project will provision this access in 3 key stages:

Innovation Masterclasses. To assist SMEs in developing and exploiting an innovation process within the company.

Technical Support. To promote the development of a new, market targeted product, process or service through the provision of access to advanced skills or equipment at the University.

Signposting. To assist businesses in finding 3rd party companies to support further development.

As a guide the budget allowed for this activity is anticipated to be int he range of £60,000 to £120,000, including VAT. However, this depends on the particular staff and project requirements from the University of Chester. Whilst the project has clear targets, the actual demand and volumes of staff required to fulfil the project may vary over the period of the contract term.

For this reason, whilst the appointed provider/s will be awarded the contract for the duration of this contract term, no guarantee can therefore be given regarding the volume, nor value of business placed. The appointed organisation/s may therefore be required to supply requirements, below, or in addition to, what has been initially specified, within this tender.

Additional information: To have applied and participated in this tender opportunity, all applicants must have registered on the "In-Tend" e-tendering portal to access the tender documents.

Please note that where you may have previously registered with In-Tend, please ensure that your registration does include being registered to view opportunities for the University of Chester. Registration to this site is free for suppliers. Once registered, please download the procurement documents.

These must be completed together with any supporting documents via the In-Tend e-tendering portal by 10:00AM, Tuesday 17th July.

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notice history

2 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
2 Jul 2018 Tender (tender) · 4ac53805-bb6d-4c4b-aeef-8c3e8a47677b-225095
6 Aug 2018 Award (award) · 9f2405c8-2fee-46bd-81a6-38983a981e3d-233041

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