Procurement of Countdown3 (CD3) Services

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Transport for London

Value

£0

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Vix Technology UK Limited

Classifications

Graphic display panels
Computer screens and consoles
Permanent message signs
Variable message signs
Display units
Passenger information system
Maintenance of information technology equipment
Installation services of time-measuring equipment
Data supply services

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5 months ago

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The CD3 contract includes the supply, installation and maintenance of the Countdown Smart Signs (CDSSs) and their integration with Real Time Passenger Information (RTPI) APIs, as well as the provision of a Remote Management Tool (RMT) and its integration with TfL's systems.

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Transport for London

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