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PSP for SITs Upgrade

Title
PSP for SITs Upgrade
Stage
award, contract
Buyer
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
Buyer id
GB-COH-RC000089
Status
complete
Category
not on file
CPV
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CPV in words
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Estimated value
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Currency
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Released
2026-09-04T14:19:12+01:00
Tenders close
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Contract starts
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Contract ends
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Procedure
Below threshold - without competition
Description
The university is planning to upgrade SITS from version 11.0 to 11.2, this upgrade is likely to go live in December 2026. Currently the university is using My Trust as a Payment Service Provider (PSP). When upgrading to the new version 11.2 My Trust will no longer be supported and therefore we need to procure a PSP that is compatible with SITs 11.2. Mandatory requirements include integration with SITS, Oracle, and Kinetics, a refund process with approval workflow, live payment status visibility in SITS, and a variety of payment methods. Tribal have been consulted regarding the list of mandatory functionalities any supplier will need to meet, as integration with Tribal is a prerequisite to meeting the specification. Tribal have recommended Flywire, stating that the likes of Global Payments and Convera still use old RCP interfaces, limiting functionality and ongoing enhancements. The requirement is of extreme urgency, being mandatory for student collections.
Open Contracting ID
ocds-h6vhtk-06f257

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2026-10-04
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