Body Worn Video Equipment and Support Services

Description

Liverpool City Council has awarded a call-off contract for the provision, support and maintenance of a body-worn video solution following a further competition under ESPO Framework 628_23, Security and Surveillance Equipment and Services, Lot 7: Body Worn Video Cameras. The contract includes body-worn video cameras, docking equipment, accessories and associated hardware, together with a cloud-hosted body-worn video management solution, licences, implementation, configuration, integration, maintenance, technical support, repair and replacement services, training and associated deliverables. The contract has been awarded to Reveal Media Limited for an initial term of three years, with an option to extend by up to a further two years.

Key facts

Procedure

Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition

Lots

1

Contact

commercialprocurement@liverpool.gov.uk

Category

goods

Awarded suppliers

• Reveal Media Limited · GB-COH-04470201 · UKI

Ground given for limiting competition

The buyer’s own stated reason for awarding without open competition, as published. Their assertion, not a finding.

Liverpool City Council awarded this contract following a further competition under ESPO Framework 628_23, Security and Surveillance Equipment and Services, Lot 7: Body Worn Video Cameras. The framework was established by ESPO in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Liverpool City Council is an eligible user of the framework and invited the suppliers appointed to the relevant lot to participate in the further competition. The tenders received were evaluated in accordance with the award criteria set out in the further-competition documents, and the call-off contract was awarded to the successful tenderer in accordance with the framework terms and regulation 33 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. A separate contract notice was not published by Liverpool City Council because this procurement was a call-off competition conducted under an existing, previously advertised framework agreement. The award was competitive and was not a direct award without competition.