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Hysbysiad o Ddyfarnu Contract

Development of e-learning modules to support recovery from COVID

  • Cyhoeddwyd gyntaf: 22 Tachwedd 2021
  • Wedi'i addasu ddiwethaf: 22 Tachwedd 2021

Nid yw'r prynwr yn defnyddio'r wefan hon i weinyddu'r hysbysiad.

I gofnodi eich diddordeb neu gael gwybodaeth neu ddogfennau ychwanegol, darllenwch y cyfarwyddiadau yn Nhestun Llawn yr Hysbysiad. (NODER: Nid oes angen ymateb i Hysbysiadau Dyfarnu Contractau a Hysbysiadau Gwybodaeth Ymlaen Llaw fel arfer)

Cynnwys

Crynodeb

OCID:
ocds-kuma6s-114859
Cyhoeddwyd gan:
NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)
ID Awudurdod:
AA0221
Dyddiad cyhoeddi:
22 Tachwedd 2021
Dyddiad Cau:
-
Math o hysbysiad:
Hysbysiad o Ddyfarnu Contract
Mae ganddo ddogfennau:
Nac Ydi
Wedi SPD:
Nac Ydi
Mae ganddo gynllun lleihau carbon:
AMH

Crynodeb

The Pain and Fatigue Management Service currently delivers support for individuals with chronic pain and chronic fatigue, as well as those experiencing the effects of Long COVID (also known as Post-COVID Syndrome). This support will involve individuals taking part in two series of online workshops, led by a clinician from the Service. The initial “Invest in Your Health” programme is delivered as six group workshops, held as two-hour sessions for six weeks. The follow-up “Living Well with Pain and Fatigue” programme is delivered as a series of eight one-hour workshops over eight weeks. Each workshop is based around a PowerPoint presentation and a comprehensive set of speaker notes, and includes a number of opportunities for participants to interact with the presenter and other members of their group. As part of their response to COVID, the service is looking to increase the flexibility of the support provided, and explore alternative ways to deliver the content of its programmes. We are currently seeking suitably experienced e-learning providers to work with our team of psychologists to develop web-based e-learning packages to support our programmes. We anticipate that each of the current sessions would be the equivalent of approximately three or four e-learning packages. As part of NHS Wales, content developed for this project will need to be presented in both English and Welsh – we can provide help with the translation of content. e-Learning packages will need to be compliant with the xAPI standard (sometimes referred to as the “Tin Can” API) to allow content to be hosted on a range of e-learning platforms. Content will also need to comply with WCAG 2.1 AA standards as a minimum to ensure that it is accessible to the widest possible audience. A more detailed specification for the packages to be produced during this project is included at the end of this section. This specification may also be referred to as the “technical envelope” for this RFQ process.

Testun llawn y rhybydd

HYSBYSIAD O DDYFARNU CONTRACT - CENEDLAETHOL

SERVICES

1 Manylion yr Awdurdod

1.1

Enw a Chyfeiriad yr Awdurdod


NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)

Alder House Alder Court , St. Asaph Business Park ,

St. Asaph

LL17 0JL

UK

Ian Jones

+44 1745366813

ian.r.jones@wales.nhs.uk

http://nwssp.nhs.wales/ourservices/procurement-services/

2 Manylion y Contract

2.1

Teitl

Development of e-learning modules to support recovery from COVID

2.2

Disgrifiad o'r contract

The Pain and Fatigue Management Service currently delivers support for individuals with chronic pain and chronic fatigue, as well as those experiencing the effects of Long COVID (also known as Post-COVID Syndrome). This support will involve individuals taking part in two series of online workshops, led by a clinician from the Service. The initial “Invest in Your Health” programme is delivered as six group workshops, held as two-hour sessions for six weeks. The follow-up “Living Well with Pain and Fatigue” programme is delivered as a series of eight one-hour workshops over eight weeks.

Each workshop is based around a PowerPoint presentation and a comprehensive set of speaker notes, and includes a number of opportunities for participants to interact with the presenter and other members of their group.

As part of their response to COVID, the service is looking to increase the flexibility of the support provided, and explore alternative ways to deliver the content of its programmes.

We are currently seeking suitably experienced e-learning providers to work with our team of psychologists to develop web-based e-learning packages to support our programmes. We anticipate that each of the current sessions would be the equivalent of approximately three or four e-learning packages. As part of NHS Wales, content developed for this project will need to be presented in both English and Welsh – we can provide help with the translation of content.

e-Learning packages will need to be compliant with the xAPI standard (sometimes referred to as the “Tin Can” API) to allow content to be hosted on a range of e-learning platforms. Content will also need to comply with WCAG 2.1 AA standards as a minimum to ensure that it is accessible to the widest possible audience.

A more detailed specification for the packages to be produced during this project is included at the end of this section. This specification may also be referred to as the “technical envelope” for this RFQ process.

2.3

Cod a Dosbarthiad yr Hysbysiad

48300000 Document creation, drawing, imaging, scheduling and productivity software package
48500000 Communication and multimedia software package
48700000 Software package utilities
48900000 Miscellaneous software package and computer systems
72000000 IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
1024 Powys

2.4

Amcangyfrif o Gyfanswm Gwerth

3 Gweithdrefn

3.1

Math o Weithdrefn

Un cam

4 Dyfarnu Contract

4.1

Cynigwyr Llwyddiannus

4.1.1

Enw a Chyfeiriad y cyflenwr, contractwr neu ddarparwr gwasanaeth llwyddiannus





Academii Limited

Suite 2 Block C, Van Court, Caerphilly Business Park,

Caerphilly

CF833ED

UK




www.academii.co.uk

5 Gwybodaeth Arall

5.1

Rhif cyfeirnod a roddwyd i'r hysbysiad gan yr awdurdod contractio

Q.5374

5.2

Dyddiad Dyfarnu'r Contract

  22 - 11 - 2021

5.3

Nifer y tendrau a dderbyniwyd

3

5.4

Gwybodaeth Arall

(WA Ref:116098)

5.5

Dogfennaeth Ychwanegol

Dd/g

5.6

Dyddiad cyhoeddi'r hysbysiad hwn:

  22 - 11 - 2021

Codio

Categorïau nwyddau

ID Teitl Prif gategori
72000000 Gwasanaethau TG: ymgynghori, datblygu meddalwedd, y Rhyngrwyd a chymorth Gwasanaethau Cyfrifiadurol a Chysylltiedig
48300000 Pecyn meddalwedd creu dogfennau, lluniadu, delweddu, amserlennu a chynhyrchiant Systemau pecynnau meddalwedd a gwybodaeth
48500000 Pecyn meddalwedd cyfathrebu ac amlgyfrwng Systemau pecynnau meddalwedd a gwybodaeth
48900000 Pecynnau meddalwedd a systemau cyfrifiadurol amrywiol Systemau pecynnau meddalwedd a gwybodaeth
48700000 Rhaglenni gwasanaethu pecynnau meddalwedd Systemau pecynnau meddalwedd a gwybodaeth

Lleoliadau Dosbarthu

ID Disgrifiad
1024 Powys

Cyfyngiadau Rhanbarthol ar y Rhybuddion

Mae’r prynwr wedi cyfyngu’r rhybuddion ar gyfer yr hysbysiad hwn i gyflenwyr yn y rhanbarthau canlynol.

ID Disgrifiad
Nid oes cyfyngiadau ar y rhybuddion ar gyfer yr hysbysiad hwn.

Teulu dogfennau

Manylion hysbysiad
Dyddiad cyhoeddi:
13 Hydref 2021
Dyddiad Cau:
01 Tachwedd 2021 00:00
Math o hysbysiad:
Hysbysiad o Gontract
Enw Awdurdod:
NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)
Dyddiad cyhoeddi:
22 Tachwedd 2021
Math o hysbysiad:
Hysbysiad o Ddyfarnu Contract
Enw Awdurdod:
NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services (hosted by Velindre University NHS Trust)

Ynglŷn â'r prynwr

Prif gyswllt:
ian.r.jones@wales.nhs.uk
Cyswllt gweinyddol:
N/a
Cyswllt technegol:
N/a
Cyswllt arall:
N/a

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