Personal Video Devices & Accessories for Ambulance Trusts

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Value

£1,000,000

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  • Camera bodies

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  • award
  • contract

Published

11 months ago

Description

The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub (EOECPH) issued a tender for Framework Agreement for Personal Video Devices & Accessories. As a result of this procurement exercise the framework will be established with the successful suppliers for a period of 4 years, there are no contract extensions aligned to this framework. The framework will allow for the Authorities / Beneficiaries to utilise the framework to either Direct Award or run a Mini Competition. 
The original contract did not have any contract values, this contract award notice is to notify the market that the contract value for this framework is estimated at £1m. 
This contract award notice is being published on Find a Tender Service, however a contract award notice was published on Contracts Finder.

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East Of England NHS Collaborative Hub

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