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Release of EO DataHub Applications and Integrations ITT

Posted on December 19, 2023  (Last modified on January 11, 2024) • 3 min read • 452 words
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Deadline now extended to 29 January 2024, 14:00

NCEO and the EO DataHub team are pleased to announce the release of our latest invitation to tender, the EO DataHub Applications and Integrations ITT. The tender is now open for submissions and will close on the 29 January 2024, 14:00:

https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/037204-2023 

The total value across all lots in the ITT is £1.8 million including VAT.

Note that it is important to read the whole of this message including the notice for clarification at the end.

The EO Data Hub is a pathfinder service designed to offer UK users a step-change in data access and quality serving commercial users, government, researchers and students. This ITT will deliver three specific solutions that make use of the Hub Platform as their back-end service layer, deliver beneficial services to significant groups of users and align with UK strategic objectives and activities at the national scale. The current ITT’s implementation will mark an important step forward in adding user-orientated service interfaces to the core Hub Platform software (which is now in progress through an earlier ITT).

The three applications are defined in separate Lots, each of which has a specific focus and may be bid for individually:

Lot 1: Web-application delivering Combined Information from Climate Observations and Projections;

Lot 2: Web-map application showcasing Land Surface data provided through the EODH: responsive and fast “slippy-map” application providing browse, select, compare, visualise and processing capabilities;

Lot 3: Open-source code integrations and training: accelerating use of the Hub Platform capabilities, with a focus on GIS practitioners, through firstly a software integration with an existing platform or software product and secondly a training course delivered through a collection of Python Jupyter Notebooks.

Important Notice for clarification  

Unfortunately, due to problems with the procurement system it was necessary to re-release the call. We apologise for the potential confusion this has caused. Suppliers should note these important points with the call which has been re-issued:

The correct location for the call in the Find a Tender website is:

https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/037204-2023 

Note that this page has the correct descriptions of the Lots and their respective monetary values.

In the description for each Lot, there is an Additional information section which contains a link to the Delta e-Sourcing site where you can register an interest. Note that the link for registering an interest to Lot 1 ( https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/respondToList.html?accessCode=6278QN8T79  ) takes you to a page which contains an incorrect description of the lots and lot values. To reiterate, the correct description of the Lots is contained on the Finder a Tender website ( https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/037204-2023)  .

If you have any questions, please raise these via the Delta e-Sourcing Portal ( https://ukri.delta-esourcing.com/)  .

EO Data Hub website: https://eodatahub.org.uk/ 

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