Navy Command Head Quarters (NCHQ) has a requirement to introduce a 'Future Maintenance Management System (FMMS)' solution for the future platforms as well as to progressively introduce the same to some of the in-service platforms to replace the current Maintenance Management System called UMMS (Unit Maintenance Management System).

The aim of the FMMS solution is to introduce an 'integrated Asset Management System' and improved in-service support capability to the front line which sit within the existing support policy.

The FMMS solution will make a difference in the 'user experience' and is expected to bring in the next generation of technology to manage the maintenance requirements and "end to end maintenance delivery" for each asset / system / platform following MOD Maintenance Strategy as may be applicable (e.g.

Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM) / Dynamic Reliability Centred Maintenance (DRCM) / Condition Based Maintenance (CBM)) delivery / Predictive Maintenance delivery as applicable for a particular equipment or system).

FMMS is expected to have the front-end capability to manage the 'Maintenance Management Baseline (MMBL)' for each Platform and 'Dashboard driven front end capability' to monitor Maintenance Performance / Maintenance KPIs.

The MSQ accompanying this RFI invites the maritime industry's providers of approved 'Asset Management System' / 'Maintenance Management System', without any binding commitment or obligations at this stage, to outline what their system can offer and how their system meets the requirements of FMMS as outlined in said MSQ and supporting documentation together with their cost model for the proposed Asset Management System.