Police And Crime Commissioner For Durham
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PMZV-7732-XXTT
- Address
- Durham, UKC14, DH1 5TT, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 4 Mar 2025
- Latest notice
- 13 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 117 tenders
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Purchase of replacement Body Warn Video Cameras. This is an upgrade to the currently used models. The contract was awarded on a direct award basis via GCA framework RM6259 (Lot 5) Vertical Application Solutions.
EISEC (Enhanced Information Service for Emergency Calls) is a BT-operated system that automatically provides the location of landline 999 callers to emergency services.
Supplying gas to the public sector and their associated bodies and agencies. This includes billing, administration, customer services, decarbonisation support and additional services Using CCS RM6251 Supply of Energy and Additional Services framework. Lot 2 Value of contract estimated by historic consumption.
For the provision of Force Medical Advisor Services to the Occupational Health Department.
Ad hoc arrangement for the conversion of police vehicles. No committed volumes. Direct Award without competition.
GoodSAM Rapid Video Response services.
eSafe Forensic is a digital monitoring service used by UK police forces to supervise high-risk individuals. The service provides real-time forensic oversight of digital devices to ensure compliance with legal conditions. The software is installed on offenders' registered devices.
Map-based software system used to analyse, report, and map road traffic collisions.
QRO CSGS (Check-IT Second Generation Server) is a specialized ANPR management software by QRO Solutions used by police and law enforcement to ingest, store, and manage automatic number plate recognition data.
Security software for e-mail, secure messaging, Document and Email Classification, and associated technologies to assist secure file sharing and handling.
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