TfL - Passenger Incident Management System 'PIMS'

Transport for London's (TfL) response to incidents on London's Road network, Underground systems, and the Elizabeth Line is managed and recorded by the Network Management Control Centre, London Underground Control Centre, and the Rail for London Infrastructure Control Centre. The licence for the incumbent incident management system is due to expire in 2025, as such TfL are now seeking to engage in a re-procurement exercise to ensure maintenance of this Mission Critical operational capability.

Transport for London is exploring the opportunities to replace these operational systems with a cost effective, scalable, fit for purpose solution(s). The proposed solution should allow TfL to fully utilise current and future standards across the incident management marketplace and to embrace the evolving Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data technology landscape to deliver efficiencies and other improvements as part of our evolving incident management data strategy. This will enable TfL to deliver its strategic objectives as a transport authority and provide a step change in the use of incident data and information.

Across all control centres, several hundred incidents are managed through the system each day - ranging from minor incidents through to emergencies. The system is critical for the tracking and efficient management of incidents and ensuring that information is shared efficiently with both key internal stakeholders and other organisations. In order to keep London safe and moving the system needs to be highly available with minimum downtime.

The intention of this PIN is to engage in a soft market testing exercise by way of a Market Sounding Questionnaire 'MSQ', in order to ensure that TfL can make an informed decision in terms of the best way to fulfil its requirements.

A copy of the MSQ can be requested by sending an email to the following address: [email protected]