Performance, Delay and Incident Management Software Provider
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This subcontract involves the provision and configuration of specialized software designed for railway operational performance, delay management, and incident tracking for prime contractors working on Chiltern Rail Limited projects. The scope of work includes tailoring the core platform to meet specific operational requirements, developing dedicated action-tracking modules, and ensuring the system is fully compatible with live railway environments. The ultimate objective of the agreement is the delivery of a fully configured and operational Performance, Delay and Incident Management System. Classified under NAICS code 513210, the contract focuses on delivering critical technical infrastructure to enhance the monitoring and management of railway performance and incident response.
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This scope was carved out of ocds-h6vhtk-079718.
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Chiltern Rail - Performance, Delay & Incident Management System
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