Vehicle Telematics Solutions

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£50,000,000

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Telematics system
Electrical equipment and apparatus
Telemetry and terminal equipment
Telemetry equipment
Telemetry surveillance system
Telemetry and control equipment
Vehicle-fleet-support services
Maintenance services of telecommunications equipment
Installation services of machinery and equipment
Telematics services
System and support services
Software testing

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5 months ago

Description

Crown Commercial Service has established a framework agreement for the provision of Vehicle Telematics Solutions to be utilised by the Central Government Departments and UK Public Sector Bodies identified at section VI.3 of this FTS contract notice, including Local Authorities, Health, Police, Fire and Rescue, Education, Voluntary Bodies and Charities.
This framework has replaced the previous CCS agreement Vehicle Telematics Hardware and Software Solutions RM6143.
Suppliers appointed to this framework are responsible for the provision of vehicle telematics hardware, software and associated services to help Buyers’ improve the efficiency of their fleet operations and optimise their fleet, driver and risk management.
The framework term is for an initial 24 month period with the option to extend for a further 12 consecutive months.

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