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Intelligent Automation Resources

Department for Work and Pensions · London

Key facts

Engagement closes
08 Mar 2019
Buyer type
Central government

Description

The Intelligent Automation Garage (IAG) is DWP's in-house robotic centre, based out of Newcastle and Manchester sites. DWP are interested in understanding which suppliers are currently offering their services in developing robotic solutions utilising Robotic Processing Automation (RPA), Virtual Assistants (Chat-Bots), Machine Learning (ML), the services they offer and the necessary costs involved.

The IAG is a collaborative working space where fast paced, business led, innovative software development happens using Agile and design led practises. The objectives of the IAG are to: • Standardise governance and practises across automation based initiatives; • Engage directly with automation vendors to minimise costs & follow a best of breed approach; • Build out initial projects & establish an 60:40 in-house model and capability.

DWP is seeking to engage potential suppliers through a Request for Information (RFI) to inform the department's future requirements. Following receipt of RFI responses, DWP is intending to meet interested suppliers for further discussion, depending on the levels of interest. Further information on the requirements is included in the attached RFI document.

Additional information: If you are interested in this opportunity please complete the questionnaire and return it to [email protected]. For any enquiries on this matter please contact [email protected].

Please note the deadline for completing and returning this RFI document is 12:00 noon UK time on Friday 8 March 2019.

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