Virtual Tour

The University of Derby is a modern University with a modern outlook. Everything we do is driven by delivering excellence and opportunities for our students, our staff and our region. With campuses in Derby and Chesterfield we offer our students the opportunity to go beyond the classroom with the latest equipment, technology and study spaces to bring learning to life.

We are a University of first choice for students who want a caring, aspirational environment where they can equip themselves for the career they choose. With our reputation for industry-relevant degree programmes, our students, unparalleled opportunities to gain professional work experience alongside their studies.

We are now looking for a supplier to provide our online Virtual Tour. The University virtual tour is an essential tool to aid student recruitment. It houses 360 images and videos showing our campuses. The contract duration is for 3 years with an option of further 1 year extension and estimated value is £90,000 plus VAT for the Initial 3 years (total value £108,00 including VAT). The current agreement expires end of December 2022 and we would like to have this contract in place by January 2023.

The appointed contractor will support the University's corporate objectives and enhance engagement and recruitment across various stakeholder audiences. This will require the development of integrated multi-channel campaign plans. This is critical to maintain and enhance the University's position and to progress the University and its subsidiaries. The University of Derby is continually growing and so may expand over the duration of the contract.

Additional information: Please register as a prospective supplier on the portal https://www.derby.ac.uk/services/finance/procurement-suppliers-and-tendering/supplier-info/prospective-suppliers/

Please refer to our user guides for responding to a negotiation (tender), guides and links found here https://www.derby.ac.uk/services/finance/procurement-suppliers-and-tendering/supplier-info/suppliers-responding-to-negotiations/