Transport For Greater Manchester
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PNJQ-2746-NWYT
- Address
- Manchester, UKD33, M1 3BG, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 3 Feb 2025
- Latest notice
- 9 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 162 tenders
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There is a requirement to engage an experienced Business Analyst to contribute to the requirements of the Rail PAYG Project
There is a requirement within the Ticketing team for a Solution Architect resource for the PAYG programme
There is a requirement within the Ticketing team for an experienced Delivery Manager resource whose role will be vital to ensure the successful delivery of the Procurement Programme.
There is a requirement within the Ticketing team to engage an experienced Lead Product Analyst whose role will be vital to ensure the successful delivery across Revenue Leakage, 18-21, Digital Pass Programmes, Child Customer Proposition, Roving Retail and handover of Product Catalogue
Services are required to lead the production of training materials and training for the launch of the Our Pass, Digital Pass public launches and Contactless IVR/PAR.
Manual test execution within the Insights and Analytics workstream, supporting digital pass applications and mobile smartcards.
There is a requirement within the Ticketing team for an experienced Manual Tester for 1 month on the Contactless Programme.
Digital Pass Scrum Master to deliver sprint plan for digital pass internal development and other requirements
There is a requirement to engage an experienced Business Analyst to contribute to the requirements of the Rail PAYG project
TfGM required the services of an external planning consultant who are experts in the field of OOH advertising, to submit planning applications (advertising consent) on behalf of TfGM. The applications will be submitted to the local authorities, seeking permission to install digital screens on TfGM's Metrolink estate.
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