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A notice for the provision of a client side Delivery Partner Service for the Police National Enabling Programme.

The Police National Enabling Programme is coming to market for a client side delivery partner.

The National Enabling Programme is designed to provide police with the tools and capabilities they need to for the future. The NEP will ensure all UK police forces have a secure platform and national standards that enable new ways of working and collaborating; whilst maintaining the autonomy for local decision-making and the control of their digital assets.

The NEP is divided into three core strands: Productivity Services, Identity and Access Management, and a National Management Centre. Collaboration at a national policing level will be enabled, digital communications and mobile technology will be better utilised, with wider business change possible.

The East Midlands Strategic Commercial Unit (EMSCU), working on behalf of the NEP and contracting authority, will be carrying out a tender for a client side delivery partner. The requirement for the delivery partner is defined by the following capabilities:

• PMO Function
• Productivity Services
• Identity Access Management
• National Management Centre
• Security Risk Management

These are required to enable UK police forces to have a secure platform and national standards that enable new digital ways of working and collaborating that underpin the Policing Vision 2025; whilst maintaining the autonomy for local decision-making and the control of their digital assets in particular related to Identity Asset Management, Productivity Services, Cyber Security (National management centre) and Security Risk Management.

Interested suppliers are invited to register for an engagement day on 2/5/18(venue & time TBC). You can find full details about this notice, and instructions on how to register your interest, here.