Public procurement notice: Additional Information
Published: 2017-01-26
Buyer: Kent County Council
Country: UK
Region: UNITED KINGDOM
Contract type: Supplies
CPV classification: 48000000 | 72000000

Technical requirements: Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.
Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.
Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.
Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.
Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.
Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.
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Kent County Council's Public Transport team are seeking to procure a management information system, which will hold data on its clients, be they children, young people and adults, who access or are provided with transport. This transport can be in the form of bus passes, rail season tickets, allocation to a bus contract or allocation to a bespoke transport service such as a taxi. The management information system will be required to allocate clients to a particular service, enable transport contracts to be established on the system, hold details of operators and hold details of operator staff. The management information system will be required to enable analysis of costs at client, contract and operator level and identify trends in costs. It will also provide the necessary finance interface to enable the processing of operator invoices, ensuring that invoices can be checked against contract records for payment.
The Council's Public Transport team already have a route planning tool, called QRoutes, and they would like the new management information system to interface with this planning tool. In particular, when new clients are added to the system, there is the functionality within the system to sign into QRoute, transfer the new client request to the planning tool, develop the solution and then transfer the preferred solution back to the system. This will require the provider of any system to potentially work with the provider of QRoutes.