Stale Pre-tender

Transport Technology

Details

Value
£3,498,000,000
Topic
Office and computing machinery, equipment and supplies except furniture and software packages
Published
8 March 2024

Tender description

Crown Commercial Service, as the Authority, intends to put in place an agreement for the provision of Transport Technologies for use by Central Government and UK public sector bodies. A high level lotting structure being proposed is; - Lot 1 - Transport Professional Services - Lot 2 - Transport Data Services - Lot 3 - Parking Management - Lot 4 - Environmental Monitoring & Climate Resilience - Lot 5 - Enforcement, Security & Compliance - Lot 6 - Electric Vehicle Infrastructure - Lot 7 - Systems & Platforms - Lot 7a - System Integration - Lot 7b - Smart Ticketing - Lot 7c - Transport Network Management - Lot 8 - Passive & Active Infrastructure - Lot 8a - Network Devices - Lot 8b - Cabinets, Furniture, Storage & Ancillaries - Lot 8c - Lighting & Electrical - Lot 8d - Traffic Management Technologies - Lot 8e - Detectors, Informing systems & Communication technologies Crown Commercial Service invites suggestions and feedback on the proposed structure of the Transport Technology structure, service lines or processes detailed in the Lots from the market including industry experts, specialists and suppliers. To participate in market engagement please access the linked specification document from our website, and the included survey. We will not be accepting direct communication and feedback for this exercise. We ask people accessing this engagement to not contact our corporate email inbox, or members of CCS teams. Please provide all feedback directly into the survey format. To access the specification, principles of the agreement and the questionnaire, go to our website: https://www.crowncommercial.gov.uk/agreements/RM6347 The survey covers your organisation, and gives space to provide feedback directly against aspects of the proposed structure. If for any reason you are unable to access the questionnaire please get in touch with transporttechnology@crowncommercial.gov.uk so we can support access.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Pre-tender published8 March 2024
    Current notice

About the buyer

The Government Commercial Agency (CCS) is the UK's central buying body, renamed from the Crown Commercial Service in April 2026. As CCS, it ran national buying agreements for public and non-profit bodies across the UK. Government departments and local authorities drew on it as a shared procurement route. Buyers reached suppliers through frameworks, dynamic purchasing systems, dynamic markets and catalogues. Suppliers paid a commission on sales rather than a fee to join.

Over the past 5 years, most of CCS's contract awards have been in business services, IT services and software and information systems.

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