Purchase, Installation and option of Maintenance of Traffic Safety Cameras within West Yorkshire (KMCHS-450) carried out under the Dynamic Purchasing System KMCHS-245

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The Council of the Borough of Kirklees

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£1,584,878

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Traffic-monitoring equipment

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1 week ago

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Kirklees Council is seeking to obtain 'Home Office Type Approved' Traffic Safety Cameras. This is to assist the West Yorkshire Casualty Prevention Partnership, in their role to reduce deaths and serious injuries in the region. The method of obtaining the Traffic Safety Cameras will be by outright purchase with the option of ongoing maintenance. This will be carried out by a Further Competition under the Dynamic Purchasing System Ref KMCHS-245.

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The Council of the Borough of Kirklees

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Andy Holt

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