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Country: United Kingdom
Summary: National Ai Tender for Frontier Ai Companies to Support Agentic Ai Powered Gov.Uk Chat - Pre Market Engagement
GBT Ref No: 116775513
Deadline: 31 Mar 2025
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
Notice Type: Tender
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Purchaser's Detail :

Purchaser : DEPARTMENT FOR SCIENCE, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
22 Whitehall London SW1A 2EG United Kingdom
Email :dsit.dttgcbp@dsit.gov.uk

Description :
The Department for Science Innovation and Technology ("DSIT") is committed to leveraging frontier Artificial Intelligence ("AI") technologies to transform how citizens interact with government services. Our vision is for a fully integrated, AI-powered, personalised GOV.UK experience for citizens. DSIT intends to encourage frontier AI companies to collaborate with us in exploring the art of the possible, from enhancing our existing GOV.UK services to developing proofs-of-concept showcasing advanced AI agent capabilities adapted for the public sector context. The "National AI Tender" approach follows the 'Scan, Pilot, Scale' framework outlined in the AI Opportunities Action Plan, with a goal of culminating in national-level procurements to deliver a unified, citizen-centric digital government platform powered by cutting-edge AI solutions. The tender will follow a phased engagement with clear go/no-go gates within and between each stage. The Scan phase has comprised of two-way partnerships with AI vendors to understand current agentic AI technology capabilities as well as future developments. In parallel, the GOV.UK App team has conducted user research into personalised guides, exploring how to reduce complexity for users navigating government services and tasks across departmental boundaries by recognising the nuances of individual life situations and experiences. The Pilot phase, in 2025/26, will focus on testing the value, technical feasibility and deliverability of using Age...
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