Västerås City is inviting bids for the procurement of a scheduling system designed for primary schools, secondary schools, adult education, and vocational training institutions. This system should serve as a standard solution as outlined in the procurement documents. The total value of the contract
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In it software, VSTERS CITY has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across it software, the most active winners are SOFTCAT PLC, PHOENIX SOFTWARE LTD, CIVICA UK LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This is an invitation to submit bids for the procurement of housing information and the facilitation of student housing. The city of Västerås is seeking suppliers to provide services that will help students find suitable accommodation. The total value of the contract is 8,000,000 SEK. Interested sup
The city of Västerås is seeking suppliers for bakery-specific food products. This contract, valued at 6,000,000 SEK, aims to procure a variety of bakery goods, including bread, pastries, and other baked items. Suppliers interested in this opportunity should review the details and submit their propos
This contract is for a framework agreement regarding the integration of systems for property automation. The city of Västerås is seeking suppliers to provide IT services, including consulting, software development, and internet support. The total value of the contract is 12,000,000 SEK. Suppliers in
The city of Västerås is inviting suppliers to bid for the provision of construction machinery services with operators. This contract includes the rental of machines and equipment for construction and civil engineering work, as well as road and water construction. Suppliers should refer to the procur
The BBC is procuring a high-capacity digital analytics platform to monitor user engagement across digital services, processing 160 billion monthly events for 3,000 users.
HMRC is procuring Architecture, Design and Product Services worth approximately £300m over 5 years through the DOS 7 framework, open to eligible suppliers only.
Supplier needed to support, maintain, and develop the NICS Identity Assurance (NIDA) application with a 3-month transition period followed by 3 years of service, plus optional extensions.
DfE and DHSC are hosting an information session for social care system suppliers to explain new data standards and a Catalogue Agreement assurance approach.
