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Published 09 Jul 2019

Data Migration

Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust · North West

Key facts

Contract value
£177,000
Awarded
01 Jul 2019
Contract starts
28 Jul 2019
Contract ends
29 Dec 2020
Procedure
Call-off from a framework agreement (framework)
Buyer type
Health

Awarded to

SupplierValue
TRUSTMARQUE SOLUTIONS LIMITED£177,000

Description

C/245/IT/19/SR - Data Migration

The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is moving from an established aging Electronic Patient Record (MEDITECH 5.64) onto a shared instance of the Cerner Millennium system that has been live at Wirral University Teaching Hospital (WUTH) since 2010.

As part of the overall Cerner programme the data migration element has been defined as a work stream. This requirement is for the extract, cleaning and ingestion of a defined set of demographic and clinical data into the Cerner Millennium system.

The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is looking to carry out a further competition exercise in accordance with the Crown Commercial Services contract reference RM1557.10 Cloud 10 Lot 3 - Cloud Support for a Data Migration Partner.

Suppliers will be invited to submit an offer in accordance with the Crown Commercial Services contract RM1557.10 G Cloud 10.

Contract Period: 16-19 months

Additional information: The contract start date may be subject to change

Please find below a link to the e tendering site where all associated documentation in relation to this tender can be accessed.

https://www.nhssourcing.co.uk/esop/toolkit/opportunity/opportunityList.do?reset=true&resetstored=true&oppList=CURRENT&_ncp=1551878549421.1156-1

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