Framework Agreement for the provision of Digital Design Services

Concepts

• information technology
• bbc
• internet services
• bbc’s digital portfolio
• provision of digital design services
• effectiveness of bbc design practice
• quality of our digital products
• design systems
• design consultancy
• consultancy services

Location

United Kingdom:

Description

The BBC has established a framework agreement for the provision of digital design services. UX&D suppliers appointed to the framework agreement will be utilised to create and deliver highly creative user experience solutions in line with overall business and user experience strategies for BBC Product & Technology Group’s products and services. Suppliers successfully appointed to the framework agreement: - Will be required to work across the BBC’s digital portfolio and enabling capabilities including, but not limited to, News, Sport, Weather, Children’s & Education, Sounds & iPlayer, Content Discovery, Account, Search, Live, Participation and our design systems. - May be required to develop first class media production and enterprise tools to be used by BBC colleagues. - Will be required to deliver solutions that are accessible to all users. -Will work with the BBC to develop the creativity and effectiveness of BBC design practice, and to continually improve the quality of our digital products and services. -Will mainly work with the BBC UX&D department, but the framework agreement is available for use across the BBC

Award Detail

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 72000000 - IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
• 72400000 - Internet services
• 72800000 - Computer audit and testing services
• 79415200 - Design consultancy services

Indicators

Other Information

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