Traffic Scotland Systems Contract (TSSC)

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£47,000,000

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IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Software programming and consultancy services
Programming services of packaged software products
Systems and technical consultancy services
Custom software development services
Systems analysis and programming services
System and support services
Disaster recovery services
Helpdesk and support services
Software testing
Database services
Internet services
World wide web (www) site design services
World wide web (www) site operation host services
Internet development services
Road traffic-control equipment
Traffic-monitoring equipment
Closed circuit television services
Database and operating software package
Software package utilities
Database systems
Operating systems
Real-time operating system software package
Real time operating system software development services
System management software package
Traffic monitoring services
Software package and information systems
Information systems and servers
Miscellaneous software package and computer systems
Transport systems consultancy services
Miscellaneous software development services and computer systems
Computer facilities management services
Computer network services
Computer back-up services

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

The provision of support, maintenance, modernisation and development of the Traffic Scotland systems that deliver the Traffic Scotland Service. The Traffic Scotland Service plays a pivotal role in the safe, efficient and effective operation of the trunk road network. The service relies on Intelligent Transport Systems, Web based Information Systems, Databases, supporting ICT systems and IP communications orientated computer systems to enable the collection and distribution of real-time traffic information relating to incidents and events taking place on the Scottish trunk road network.

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Transport Scotland

National or federal agency/office

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+44 1412727100

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