The Provision of Access to Media Monitoring Services
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
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Scope of Media Coverage Broadcast Tracking: Access to continuous, 24/7 real-time monitoring of global TV and radio channels (minimum full UK coverage), utilising proprietary speech-to-text (STT) technology to capture spoken mentions.
Multilingual Capability: Automated translation and transcription for international markets, breaking down language barriers across global broadcast feeds.
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Analytical & Functional Requirements Real-Time Alerts: Configurable 24/7 notifications that deliver alerts to stakeholders seconds after a targeted brand mention or crisis event airs.
Sentiment Analysis: AI-powered sentiment evaluation to understand whether media coverage of the brand, leadership, or competitors is positive, negative, or neutral.
Share of Voice: Metrics to track the frequency and prominence of mentions.
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Reporting & Collaboration Customisable Dashboards: Visual, exportable reports tailored for different stakeholders (e.g., PR teams, C-suite, risk management).
Editorial Workflow: Tools to annotate, clip, and share specific studio/video segments or news articles directly with relevant internal teams.
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Technical Specifications Cloud Infrastructure: Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform requiring no local hardware, ensuring secure access to media databases from anywhere.
Scalability & Localisation: The ability to add specific regional channels, languages, and custom dictionaries (e.g., learning new proper names or industry jargon) upon request.
What the notice asks for
Real-Time Alerts: Configurable 24/7 notifications that deliver
Real-Time Alerts: Configurable 24/7 notifications that deliver alerts to stakeholders seconds after a targeted brand mention or crisis event airs.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-06d7a8
- Stage
- planning · Planning
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- Find a Tender
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- 072201-2026
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