Digital Mapping Service tender process (FOI)Digital Mapping Service tender process (FOI)
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11 November 2020.Prepared internally, no external costs.
Request
Further to following previously published Freedom of Information responses:
Contract for digital mapping services (FOI)
Land Registry and Digimap (FOI)
I understand that the current contract for Digital Mapping Services with Digimap is set to expire on 8 November 2020. When requesting a copy of the contract (see top link above) the Government response stated "This is exempt on basis that a tender process will be undertaken within the next year."
Please provide information on the following;
A
Which platforms was the 2020 tender offered on; for example Gazette, Channel Islands Tenders.
B
A copy of the Tender Details / Document to procure mapping services that needed to take place this year (2020).
C
The number of companies that tendered for this service.
D
The winning supplier of this tender.
E
The length of contract agreed with this supplied for the provision of these services.
F
A copy of the previous contract(s) between the Government of Jersey and Digimap for the service(s) ending 8 November 2019 or 2020. The previous exemption reason 33 was only quoted on the grounds that a tender process was imminent. If any content is considered commercially sensitive (eg contract values) then please redact these and provide the remaining contents of the contract so as not to invoke Exemption 33.
Response
A
The tender opportunity was advertised via the Channel Islands procurement portal during July 2020.
Channel Islands Procurement Portal
B
Please see attached a copy of the Invitation to Tender (ITT) issued. Responses were received on 2 November 2020.
Geospatial Services ITT
C
219 expressions of interest were received for this tender opportunity. The number of tenders received cannot be disclosed as the evaluation process is currently underway.
D
The evaluation process for this tender opportunity is currently underway and therefore the successful supplier has not been identified.
E
As outlined within the Invitation to Tender (ITT) document it is anticipated that the contract duration will be for three years with an option to extend for a further two years. The actual contract period will be defined during the evaluation process however the awarded contract will not exceed what is outlined within the ITT.
F
The previous contract cannot be released during a live competitive tender process as this could compromise the government's commercial position.