Contract award · 30 Apr 2025

Direct Award via CCS RM6099 Framework - CCTV System for Moving Traffic Enforcement

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea awarded “Direct Award via CCS RM6099 Framework - CCTV…” to Marston (Holdings) Limited for £1.66m.

No competitionTransport support & travelLondon

Awarded without open competition

Awarded without open competition. The buyer went directly to one or a few suppliers instead of advertising the contract. Procurement rules allow this only in specific cases, such as extreme urgency, when only one supplier can do the work, or for call-offs from an existing framework.

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Key facts

Buyer
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea · Regional or local authority
Value
£1,661,660
Procedure
Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition
Sector
Transport support & travel · Traffic monitoring services (CPV 63712710)
Region
London
Timeline
  1. Contract date30 Apr 2025
  2. Published2 May 2025Published 2 days after the contract date

Description

In order to implement the decision to expand the enforcement of moving traffic contraventions, there is a requirement to procured, install, operate and maintain a commensurate number of CCTV Cameras. Currently the Council is using CCTV equipment to enforce MTCs at eight locations. The proposal is to increase this to a total not exceeding 25. Expanding the CCTV system will improve enforcement of MTCs, contributing to the Council's objectives of creating safer streets and a more sustainable environment for all residents and visitors.

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