Business Information System for SURF
SURF UA, a cooperative of public and educational organisations, wishes to replace its current diverse financial applications with a single integrated Business Information System (BIS) in SaaS form. The new system must support 450 employees and cover a wide range of financial, sales, procurement, and project-related processes, including accounts receivable/payable, general ledger, budgets, fixed assets, expense claims, bank, consolidation, sales quotations, project planning, resource management, and time registration. The tender is public and focused on a service-oriented solution that is scalable, secure, and compliant with public regulations. The choice of a SaaS platform offers flexibility, lower maintenance costs, and rapid implementation, but requires a robust contract with clear SLAs and data security measures.
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01What is being requested
SURF UA, a cooperative of public and educational organisations, wishes to replace its current diverse financial applications with a single integrated Business Information System (BIS) in SaaS form. The new system must support 450 employees and cover a wide range of financial, sales, procurement, and project-related processes, including accounts receivable/payable, general ledger, budgets, fixed assets, expense claims, bank, consolidation, sales quotations, project planning, resource management, and time registration. The tender is public and focused on a service-oriented solution that is scalable, secure, and compliant with public regulations. The choice of a SaaS platform offers flexibility, lower maintenance costs, and rapid implementation, but requires a robust contract with clear SLAs and data security measures.
The operating companies of SURF currently use various financial applications. SURF wishes to replace these with a single Business Information System provided as a service (Software-as-a-Service) which approximately 450 employees will use.
02Outcome
AllSolutions B.V.
03Exclusion grounds
- No specific exclusion grounds were extracted. In a European tender, the mandatory and discretionary grounds of art. 2.86/2.87 of the Dutch Procurement Act almost always apply — check the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD).
04Value in context
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07Frequently asked questions
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08Estimated value versus the market
€ 327K
€ 800K
€ 2,5 mln
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