The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire
Telecommunications and Digital Data Analysis Software
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire has published 4 Radio, TV & Communications Equipment notices, about every 28 months. On that rhythm the next one is expected around July 2028.
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Derbyshire Constabulary (DC) is currently looking into the available options for the Provision of Telecommunications and Digital Data Analysis Software.
A solution is required to cleanse, combine and connect disparate datasets, with telecommunications data being the focus.
The solution must provide reporting to evidential standards.
The software is required to allow for a proactive response to all criminality (intel development and investigations) as well as hidden areas of criminality including Organised Immigration Crimes, Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, Child Criminal & Sexual Exploitation and Abuse.
Connections between datasets and communications networks need to be identified in quicker time than roles would otherwise be able to perform manually.
Consistency and integrity are also key to helping ensure data is being processed via rules set in the software which ensures consistency between products.
Thereby complying with forensic ISO 17025 / FSR Codes of Practice and Conduct and supporting the professionalisation of roles who provide evidence in court related to geolocation data.
The Pre-Liminary Market Engagement (PME) will support DC with the development of a Business Case (BC).
To formally engage with the market, this PME Questionnaire has been designed to allow Derbyshire Constabulary to conduct a comprehensive review of existing Telecommunications & Digital Data Analysis Software.
What the notice asks for
A solution is required to cleanse, combine
A solution is required to cleanse, combine and connect disparate datasets, with telecommunications data being the focus.
The solution must provide reporting to evidential
The solution must provide reporting to evidential standards.
The software is required to allow
The software is required to allow for a proactive response to all criminality (intel development and investigations) as well as hidden areas of criminality including Organised Immigration Crimes, Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, Child Criminal & Sexual Exploitation and Abuse.
Connections between datasets and communications networks need
Connections between datasets and communications networks need to be identified in quicker time than roles would otherwise be able to perform manually.
Consistency and integrity are also key
Consistency and integrity are also key to helping ensure data is being processed via rules set in the software which ensures consistency between products.
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What this notice demands of you
1 named in obligation language, 1 mentioned. Each one is quoted from the notice.
The software is required to allow for a proactive response to all criminality (intel development and investigations) as well as hidden areas of criminality including Organised Immigration Crimes, Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, Child Criminal & Sexual Exploitation and Abuse.
Thereby complying with forensic ISO 17025 / FSR Codes of Practice and Conduct and supporting the professionalisation of roles who provide evidence in court related to geolocation data.
Matched against the notice text, so this is a floor — the tender pack will demand things the notice never mentions. “Says must” means the quoted sentence itself used obligation language; anything ambiguous is left as a mention.
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