Request for Information for Body Worn Video Devices, Management Software, and Support
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The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to engage suppliers with a summary of the National Crime Agency’s (NCA) requirements for its upcoming Body Worn Video (BWV) solution.
This is not a bidding opportunity and does not represent a contractual commitment but is a means by which industry can provide information. <br/><br/>We are seeking feedback on the initial requirements and delivery strategy.
The services will be fully detailed in tender documentation.
Any future procurement activity shall be conducted in accordance with the relevant Procurement Legislation in place at that point in time.<br/><br/>A decision by any prospective provider not to submit a response to this document will not prejudice future engagements.<br/><br/>Any costs incurred in responding to this RFI are to be covered by the supplier.<br/><br/>Please Note:<br/>This Request for Information (RFI) is an information gathering exercise, no further discussions with industry are planned at this stage.<br/><br/>The closing date for responses to this RFI 23/08/2024.<br/><br/>Should the NCA take this procurement forward, it will be issued via the NCA’s ATAMIS e-tendering solution, suppliers must be registered with this platform in order to take part in any future procurement exercise.
What the notice asks for
This is not a bidding opportunity
This is not a bidding opportunity and does not represent a contractual commitment but is a means by which industry can provide information.
Any future procurement activity shall be conducted
Any future procurement activity shall be conducted in accordance with the relevant Procurement Legislation in place at that point in time.
Should the NCA take this procurement forward
Should the NCA take this procurement forward, it will be issued via the NCA’s ATAMIS e-tendering solution, suppliers must be registered with this platform in order to take part in any future procurement exercise.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-0489e8
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- planning · Planning
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- Find a Tender
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- 025436-2024
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