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Crown Commercial Service as the contracting authority has put in place a Framework Agreement for the provision of Traffic Management Technology 2 (TMT2). TMT2 can be accessed by all UK Public Sector bodies, but is designed specifically for Central Government, Devolved Administrations, Local Authorities, including Local Transport Authorities and Combined Authorities, Health and Police. This is to assist them in meeting their duties under the Traffic Management Act (TMA) and other traffic related duties as appropriate to the Public bodiesusing this Framework.
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https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/4ea1da55-060f-44cc-adc1-8fd793fdfbc6
Additional information: The following information has been captured in accordance with the requirements of Regulation 50 of the Public
Contracts Regulations 2015:
The Authority received a total of 100 tenders in response to this procurement, all of which were received electronically via the Authority's e-Sourcing Suite.
The Authority received 57 tenders from economic operators which are small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
The Authority received 5 tenders from non-EU States or other EU Member States. This Framework Agreement commenced on 31.10.2016 for an initial term of 4 years, unless terminated earlier in line with its terms.
Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Crown Commercial Service (CCS) believes that the first condition set out in Regulation 72(1)(c) Public Contracts Regulations 2015 has been fulfilled in respect of the Framework Agreement.
Crown Commercial Service has taken the decision to extend existing framework agreements that were due for reprocurement for a period of twelve (12 months). This is to enable CCS resource to be diverted to procuring urgent requirements to deal with COVID-19 consequences and to relieve pressure on the supply chain while short staffed, to enable businesses to continue to deliver services and goods to customers. CCS intends to deliver replacement framework agreements as quickly as possible after the initial COVID-19 impact
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