Intelligent Detection and Automated Turning Counts

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Newcastle City Council

Value

£0

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Security cameras

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Submission Deadline

7 months ago

Published

3 weeks ago

Description

Newcastle City Council is actively seeking to appoint up to 5 suppliers to a ranked framework, dedicated to delivering an intelligent detection system that enhances transportation management and safety. The appointed suppliers will be expected to meet the comprehensive requirements for a GDPR-compliant, locally processed system, with a successful deployment track record in the UK. The contract will span an initial term of 24 months, with the possibility of two subsequent 12-month extensions, subject to the availability of funding within the contract's duration.

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Newcastle City Council

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Simon Holloway

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0191 2115878

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