Awarding of an intellectual services services contract for the purchase of:
- a chemical management tool (GPC), hereinafter referred to as "GPC software", in order to globalize its management at the INRS Center de Lorraine,
- as well as third-party maintenance (operating and application) of the software.
This contract is in the form of a contract, according to the stipulations of the Administrative Conditions (CCA).
The vesting conditions are set by the CCA. A special technical clauses booklet (CCTP) describes the needs, expectations and technical requirements of the INRS for this GPC software. It lists the expected business features (chapter 2) and technical specifications (chapter 3).
The implementation of chemicals (PC) concerns almost all sectors of the INRS, starting with laboratories, for studies and research, support services (workshop, green spaces) and tertiary sectors to a lesser extent. degree.
On the basis of the available inventories, there are about 1,600 substances or products used by about 200 people mainly in laboratories.
The nature of chemical products includes pure substances and mixtures, scientific gases, commercial industrial products (lubricants, glues, solvents, phytosanitary products), regardless of their state (solid, liquid, gaseous).
This list does not include samples tested or analyzed, samples taken in trials or in companies, products generated during tests, medicines, biological products (antibodies, enzymes, PCR) and radiolabelled products.
For more than 10 years, the research departments have at their disposal a chemical management application (GPC) developed by the IT and Information System department based on DB2 / UDB on the IBM iSeries platform (programming language : RPG / 400).
In this context, the GPC solution to be acquired, to replace the one developed internally, must rely as much as possible on a native parameterization of the product, without resorting to specific developments for both the Business Functionalities and the Technical Specifications, the The goal is to stay at maximum in a standard device.