Value €12.5M
The buyer, Fiosrú (Office of the Police Ombudsman), wants a case management system to replace its existing systems. The system should be based on an existing platform that can be readily configured to its needs. It must manage cases and produce accurate reports on efficiency, complaint types, trends and patterns. The work is one lot and includes related services. Restricted procedure.
Software vendors and IT firms experienced in configuring case management platforms, reporting tools and related implementation services.
Provision of a Case Management and Reporting Solution and Related Services
Documents, contact details and the way to submit a bid are in the official notice.
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