AI Transcription Tool

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Buyers

Swindon Borough Council

Value

£2,100,000

Suppliers

BEAM UP LTD

Classifications

Software supply services
Software development services
Programming services of application software
Software implementation services

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Published

2 months ago

Description

Contract award notice for the provision of an AI Transcription Tool to support administrative tasks across the council, for an initial contract term of 12 months estimated to start on 13 February 2025. From the end of the initial period, the council has an option to extend the contract for a further 6 periods of 12 months. Total potential term 7 years. We expect to use 31,912 hours per year, however, this volume is not guaranteed. The initial 12 month term of the Contract is an estimated value between £80,000.00 and £300,000.00. The estimated value of the option to extend for a 12 month period is £80,000.00 and £300,000.00. The estimated potential total contract period of 7 years shall be between £560,000.00 and £2,100,000.00.

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Swindon Borough Council

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Mr Russell Mercer

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+44 1793463000

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