Surrey Police and Sussex Police Standby/DR Solution

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  • Telecommunications equipment and supplies

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

1 week ago

Description

Surrey Police and Sussex Police are looking for a replacement for EoL voice systems is the Avaya Aura CM10 High availability (CM10 HA) and Avaya J139 IP handsets which aligns to Surrey & Sussex Police operational and service requirements. Or equivalent Voice systems & phones models will be accepted however potential providers will need to provide justification that the proposed voice systems or phone model is of equivalent or better standard than preferred model

Additional information: 
All Information for submitting a tender response can be found in the Invitation to tender document. All attached appendices unless otherwise stated must be completed and returned as part of your tender submission. All tender submission and call communications must be via the Bluelight Emergency Services e-Tendering System In-Tend. Any submission outside of this will not be accepted. Any communication regarding this tender opportunity must be conducted via the Bluelight Emergency Services e-Tendering System In-Tend.

Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No

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Sussex Police

Michael Bennett

[email protected]

7973950488

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