Expired contract

AMOF support for CCREST-M campaign at Chilbolton

Details

Value
£17,914
Topic
Repair and maintenance services
Published
27 February 2024

Tender description

AMOF support for CCREST-M campaign at Chilbolton

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date24 January 2024
  2. Completed: Contract expiry date25 January 2024
  3. Completed: Award published27 February 2024
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About the buyer

Met Office buys as a central government agency, delivering weather and climate services as an executive agency and trading fund of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. Collaborative government agreements route much of its buying through the Crown Commercial Service, alongside the ESPO and YPO frameworks. Standard contracts are awarded through desktop competitions or full tender exercises, usually inviting four or more suppliers to bid. The commercial team runs this process, following Cabinet Office best practice.

Over the past 5 years, most of Met Office's contract awards have been in software and information systems, research and development and IT services.

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