Contract for the Provision of Enterprise Licence Agreement

Concepts

• birmingham
• security software
• enterprise licence agreement
• enterprise license agreement
• enterprise
• licence
• software package
• system access management
• system account management
• privileged access management

Location

BIRMINGHAM

Description

The University of Birmingham currently utilises an Identity and Access management solution which manages activities within a range of requirements including system account management, system access management, password security management and privileged access management. The solution (OneIdentity) currently integrates with multiple business critical systems across the University, which has resulted in substantial investment in terms of integrations into the rest of the technical estate, working processes and staff training. The University of Birmingham intends to re-contract with the current supplier for a five year period. This will ensure that there is sufficient time for the University to undertake a full market testing and subsequent tender exercise to establish and understand the requirements of the University, which will then lead into a supported mobilisation plan.

Total Quantity or Scope

Enterprise License Agreement (ELA). The products which are used to make up the University's Identity and Access Management (IAM)system. This is used to provision user accounts and manage their lifecycle, change/reset passwords, grant access to IT resources (RBAC), and grant privileged access to secure systems.

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 48730000 - Security software package

Indicators

Legal Justification

The University of Birmingham currently utilises an Identity and Access management solution which manages activities within a range of requirements including system account management, system access management, password security management and privileged access management. The solution (OneIdentity) currently integrates with multiple business critical systems across the University, which has resulted in substantial investment in terms of integrations into the rest of the technical estate, working processes and staff training. The University of Birmingham intends to re-contract with the current supplier for a five year period. This will ensure that there is sufficient time for the University to undertake a full market testing and subsequent tender exercise to establish and understand the requirements of the University, which will then lead into a supported mobilisation plan.