Please note: All attendees will need to sign the attached Non-Disclosure Agreement and return it to [email protected] by the 23 November in order to attend the event. If you have not signed and returned the NDA you will not be able to participate in the event.
On the 24 November from 10:30 - 12:00, we are delighted to be hosting the Home Office National Law Enforcement Data Programme (NLEDP) for an industry briefing on the outline requirements for Product-Centric Delivery Services and their upcoming procurement. The key objective of the event is to update the market on the current thinking to NLEDP since our last Supplier Event to include: an overview of the proposed a Product-centric delivery approach, to articulate the outline requirements and to share the indicative timescales.
The legacy Police National Computer (PNC) is underpinned by legacy mainframe technology and, although highly stable, requires New, Modern, Cloud-based services to ensure and fit for the future demands from Law Enforcement technology. The National Law Enforcement Data Service (NLEDS) will replace the PNC. NLEDP is within the portfolio of the Police and Public Protection Technology (PPPT) and will apply a Product-Centric delivery approach to the implementation of NLEDS.
The planned procurement is an important element of the NLEDP Strategy and is essential to ensure capacity, capability and skills to support the delivery of NLEDS in a Product centric way. The Home Office NLEDP requirement and product strategy are based upon the following:
Product-centric delivery providing a specified outcome to Law Enforcement, comprising multiple features and permits the Product development journey from early-stage discovery through into live service.
Iterative Delivery will typically start at the initial discovery phase, followed by feature development, and then into live service. Importantly, products will then continue to evolve with frequent releases adapting to the changing needs of Law Enforcement.
The option of whole teams, partial teams, and specialist technical expertise to enable a series of iterative product/data service lines aligned to the overall NLEDP roadmap.
NLEDP is seeking Services from the market that can support an agile-delivered Product journey (Discovery, Alpha, Beta and Live) with some scope for a Continuous Improvement support model and handover/transition to the Home Office or a potential support partner. (The approach and delivery model is yet to be determined.)
You will see how the NLEDP delivery approach has fundamentally changed, now seeking services that can demonstrate deep practical capability and experience in:
Continuous Delivery
• Use of agile project methodology to rapidly deliver Products
• Track record of releasing capabilities early and often
• Ensuring a clear approach to Product adoption, noting the large number of end-user points driven by the Law Enforcement operations within the scope of NLEDP.
Quality Throughout
• Understanding the various forms of quality, the benefits of different types of testing and test automation.
Evolutionary Architecture
• Understanding of the approach to evolving architectures, where to start and the practices used to discover cross-functional concerns and evolve in line with emerging needs.
Product-centricity
• Demonstrate both user-centricity and a strong focus on generating value.
• Practices and planning should be driven by the product life cycle.
Services in scope are those that include the skills and capability required to discover, design, build and run NLEDP requirements.
Subject to confirmation via formal procurement, this award may potentially be for a total of 4.5 years for the provision of Services as above.
The Home Office approach to the market is yet to be determined, but the outcome is likely to be for a framework of suppliers for NLEDP to draw down upon for the delivery of end to end Product (application) requirements.
This will be a hybrid event taking place at our techUK office in 10 St Bride Street, London EC4A 4AD and via Teams. The attendance at our office is limited to 50 attendees and strictly limited to 1 attendee per supplier organisation. There is no limit to how many can attend the same event, via Teams.
The aim of this event is to provide the market with early visibility of this planned opportunity. If this sounds like something you're interested in make sure to book your place now!
Please note: All attendees will need to sign the attached Non-Disclosure Agreement and return it to [email protected] by the 23 November in order to attend the event. If you have not signed and returned the NDA you will not be able to participate in the event.
The Home Office reserves the right to withdraw any Pin Notice and any procurement at any time, without notice.
For more information please contact the team:
Heather Cover-Kus
Heather Cover-Kus
Heather is Head of Central Government Programme at techUK, working to represent the supplier community of tech products and services to Central Government.
Prior to joining techUK in April 2022, Heather worked in the Economic Policy and Small States Section at the Commonwealth Secretariat. She led the organisation’s FinTech programme and worked to create an enabling environment for developing countries to take advantage of the socio-economic benefits of FinTech.
Before moving to the UK, Heather worked at the Office of the Prime Minister of The Bahamas and the Central Bank of The Bahamas.
Heather holds a Graduate Diploma in Law from BPP, a Masters in Public Administration (MPA) from LSE, and a BA in Economics and Sociology from Macalester College.
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Ellie Huckle
Ellie Huckle
Ellie joined techUK in March 2018 as a Programme Assistant to the Public Sector team and now works as a Programme Manager for the Central Government Programme.
The programme represents the supplier community of technology products and services in Central Government – in summary working to make Government a more informed buyer, increasing supplier visibility in order to improve their chances of supplying to Government Departments, and fostering better engagement between the public sector and industry. To find out more about what we do, how we do this and how you can get involved – make sure to get in touch!
Prior to joining techUK, Ellie completed Sixth Form in June 2015 and went on to work in Waitrose, moved on swiftly to walking dogs and finally, got an office job working for a small local business in North London, where she lives with her family and their two Bengal cats Kai and Nova.
When she isn’t working Ellie likes to spend time with her family and friends, her cats, and enjoys volunteering for diabetes charities. She has a keen interest in writing, escaping with a good book and expanding her knowledge watching far too many quiz shows!
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Annie Collings
Annie Collings
Annie is the Programme Manager for Cyber Resilience at techUK. She first joined as the Programme Manager for Cyber Security and Central Government in September 2023.
In her role, Annie supports the Cyber Security SME Forum, engaging regularly with key government and industry stakeholders to advance the growth and development of SMEs in the cyber sector. Annie also coordinates events, engages with policy makers and represents techUK at a number of cyber security events.
Before joining techUK, Annie was an Account Manager at a specialist healthcare agency, where she provided public affairs support to a wide range of medical technology clients. She also gained experience as an intern in both an MP’s constituency office and with the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed. Annie holds a degree in International Relations from Nottingham Trent University.
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- https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-collings-270150158/
Ella Gago-Brookes
Ella Gago-Brookes
Ella joined techUK in November 2023 as a Markets Team Assistant, supporting the Justice and Emergency Services, Central Government and Financial Services Programmes, before progressing into Junior Programme Manager in January 2024.
Before joining the team, she was working at the Magistrates' Courts in legal administration and graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2022. Ella attained an undergraduate degree in History and Politics, and a master's degree in International Relations and Security Studies, with a particular interest in studying asylum rights and gendered violence.
In her spare time she enjoys going to the gym, watching true crime documentaries, travelling, and making her best attempts to become a better cook.
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