Tender Results of Scottish Government

CyberScotland Partnership - marketing and communications management and coordination-The provision of communications and marketing services for the CyberScotland Partnership (CSP); a collaboration of key strategic stakeholders, brought together to maximise cyber resilience communications and messaging across Scotland in a coordinated and coherent way. The contract is expected to cover a period of 1 year from August 2024 with the potential of a 1 year extension. The maximum contract value is 200,000 GBP per annum. Fair Work First The commitment has been made by the contractor,...

CyberScotland Partnership - marketing and communications management and coordination-Fair Work First The commitment has been made by the contractor, as part of a package of Fair Work Practices, to pay staff involved with the delivery of this contract the rate the real Living Wage, the rate set independently and up

CivTech 9.7 - How can technology help increase access to public services and products by making use of the trusted relationships people already have?-Identity verification is fragmented, with diverse practices across the Scottish public sector. ScotAccount aims to standardise this, combining biometric checks and knowledge-based verification to establish identities in line with GPG 45. We know that people without recognised ID documents and limited interactions with public and private services face difficulties in verifying their identity, which means they can encounter issues around accessing online services. We wish to develop ident...

CIvTech 9.6 - How can technology help Scotland’s public sector protect against ransomware and other forms of cyber-crime, and should they occur mitigate and recover from their effects, including data loss?-Ransomware has become a sustained and significant cyber threat globally,. Victims typically fall to automated, distributed attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in systems, processes and human behaviours. Once inside a network, a criminal may use digital technologies and tools to assess the victims worth before encrypting and or stealing sensitive data with which to extort the victim. The resultant disruption, recovery costs, and reputational damage can be significant. Preventing initial access,...

CivTech 9.9 - How can technology and data create a streamlined experience to help people and businesses across Scotland get access to training, guidance, support and approval for the licences they need, starting with tobacco and fireworks products?-This opportunity is to develop a technology solution, starting with two use cases for the licencing of tobacco and fireworks products. The existing Tobacco Register lacks accurate and consistent data required by those that use this system, leading to inefficiencies in enforcement and support services to retailers. By providing accurate data via digital services, we can improve tracking, resource allocation, and business support while saving time and money. Additionally, the Scottish Governmen...

CivTech 9.2 - How can technology help empower women to better understand menopause and access the right support for their individual needs at the right time?-Over 50% of Scotland’s Population will experience the menopause and while a minority may not experience any symptoms, many more will find that it impacts their lives and a significant proportion will experience severe and negative impacts affecting their personal and professional lives. This Challenge seeks to empower women to access the right support for their needs, by helping them to understand and identify the best options for individualised support; understand which self-help measures ma...

CivTech 9.8 - How can technology offer everyone an individualised communications channel that is endlessly adaptable, never goes out of date and interacts with public sector services securely and in a timely way?-How can technology offer everyone an individualised communications channel that is endlessly adaptable, never goes out of date and interacts with public sector services securely and in a timely way?

CivTech 9.7 - How can technology help increase access to public services and products by making use of the trusted relationships people already have?-Identity verification is fragmented, with diverse practices across the Scottish public sector. ScotAccount aims to standardise this, combining biometric checks and knowledge-based verification to establish identities in line with GPG 45. We know that people without recognised ID documents and limited interactions with public and private services face difficulties in verifying their identity, which means they can encounter issues around accessing online services. We wish to develop identity veri...

CivTech 9.7 - How can technology help increase access to public services and products by making use of the trusted relationships people already have?-(SC Ref:773171) Identity verification is fragmented, with diverse practices across the Scottish public sector. ScotAccount aims to standardise this, combining biometric checks and knowledge-based verification to establish identities in line with GPG 45. We know that people without recognised ID documents and limited interactions with public and private services face difficulties in verifying their identity, which means they can encounter issues around accessing online services. We wish to d...

CIvTech 9.6 - How can technology help Scotland’s public sector protect against ransomware and other forms of cyber-crime, and should they occur mitigate and recover from their effects, including data loss?-(SC Ref:773244) Ransomware has become a sustained and significant cyber threat globally,. Victims typically fall to automated, distributed attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in systems, processes and human behaviours. Once inside a network, a criminal may use digital technologies and tools to assess the victims worth before encrypting and or stealing sensitive data with which to extort the victim. The resultant disruption, recovery costs, and reputational damage can be significant. Preventing...