Seeking a qualified service provider to develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive business continuity and disaster recovery plan over a three-year period. This initiative aims to enhance operational resilience and safeguard critical functions.
The National Health Laboratory Service is inviting proposals from experienced service providers to develop, implement, and maintain a robust business continuity plan (BCP) and disaster recovery plan (DRP) for a duration of three years. The selected provider will be responsible for assessing current operational vulnerabilities, designing tailored strategies to mitigate risks, and ensuring that essential services can be sustained during disruptions. This project is crucial for maintaining the integrity of health services and ensuring rapid recovery from potential disasters.
The scope of work includes conducting a thorough risk assessment, developing detailed response strategies, and providing ongoing support and training to staff. The service provider will also be expected to regularly review and update the plans to adapt to changing circumstances and emerging threats. By investing in these plans, the National Health Laboratory Service aims to enhance its resilience, protect its assets, and ensure uninterrupted service delivery to the public, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes across the nation.
This tender is suitable for consulting firms and service providers specializing in business continuity planning, disaster recovery solutions, and risk management, particularly those with experience in the healthcare sector.
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