Awarded contract

PRN004607

Details

Supplier(s)
OPERATIONAL RESEARCH IN HEALTH LIMITED (ORH)
Value
£28,000
Duration
2 years
Topic
Software package and information systems
Published
4 March 2026

Tender description

OARS is a data-driven tool that helps FRSs with workforce planning, identifying training needs, improving availability, and tackling recruitment and retention.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date3 March 2026
  2. Completed: Award published4 March 2026
    Current notice
  3. Next: Contract expiry date2 March 2028in 16 months

About the buyer

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service is a blue light buyer, and its Procurement Section handles sourcing and tendering. A Stores section buys operational equipment and uniforms. Contracts above a set value are published through it. Suppliers send introductory information to the procurement team by email.

Over the past 5 years, most of Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service's contract awards have been in security and defence equipment, construction work and office and computing equipment.

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