con_27600 - CSC Data Modernisation pilot

A Contract Award Notice
by DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION

Source
Find a Tender
Type
Contract ()
Duration
not specified
Value
£90K-£298K
Sector
MISCELLANEOUS
Published
02 Jul 2025
Delivery
not specified
Deadline
n/a

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Location

Geochart for 1 buyers and 2 suppliers

1 buyer

2 suppliers

Description

The Department is launching an early adopter pilot scheme as part of its work to modernise Children’s Social Care (CSC) data collections. The goal is to address longstanding inefficiencies in existing annual data collection processes by assessing the feasibility, scalability, and value of the department's newly developed application programming interface (API). The pilot will test automated data ingestion, working collaboratively with a sample of local authorities (LAs) and case management system (CMS) suppliers to allow for more timely data access, and analysis. Data will flow into a private access version of the CSC dashboard, facilitating measurement of children’s social care outcomes. Key objectives include: 1. Assessing the burden and cost implications for LAs and DfE when implementing more timely data flows. 2. Evaluating the accuracy of data extracted through the API. 3. Determining the scalability of the solution for potential implementation across all LAs. This initiative supports the CSC reform agenda and the Keeping Children Safe Mission by addressing critical data gaps, enabling faster benchmarking of National Framework indicators, and improving access to timely, evidence-based insights.

Award Detail

1 Liquidlogic (Stratford upon Avon)
  • Children's Social Care Private Dashboard Early Adopters Scheme: Pilot CMS API
  • Reference: 1
  • Value: £297,500
2 Azeus (London)
  • Children's Social Care Private Dashboard Early Adopters Scheme: Pilot CMS API
  • Reference: 2
  • Value: £90,000

CPV Codes

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Other Information

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Reference

  • ocds-h6vhtk-0514da
  • FTS 036673-2025

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