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Details

Supplier(s)
Softcat PLC
Value
£255,000
Duration
2 years
Topic
Software package and information systems
Published
8 February 2022

Tender description

Procurement of cloud based asset management system for use in Stores and Fleet Departments of Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date24 January 2022
  2. Completed: Award published8 February 2022
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date23 January 2024

About the buyer

Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service is the blue light fire and rescue authority for Devon and Somerset, with its own procurement team based in Exeter. The Service leads a National Fire Chiefs Council framework for emergency response vehicles, open to fire and rescue authorities across the UK. Small and medium-sized suppliers are particularly encouraged to bid. Larger equipment purchases run through the NFCC Procurement Hub's collaborative agreements.

Over the past 5 years, most of Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service's contract awards have been in transport equipment, software and information systems and postal and telecoms services.

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