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Operational Services Asset Management System (OSAMS)
BuyerKirklees Council(ID: GB-LAE-KIR)
AwardedCFSME Friendly
Value
£1,934,033
Region
Yorkshire and the Humber
Deadline
2 Feb 2026
Status
complete
Published
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Contract Start
17 Aug 2026
Contract End
16 Aug 2041
CPV Classification
72000000IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Description
Kirklees council ran a procurement exercise for Operational Services Asset Management System (OSAMS) (the "Services") as a Further Competition under the Crown Commercial Services framework agreement Ref: RM6259; Vertical Application Solutions (VAS); Lot 3 - Housing, Environmental and Planning (the "Framework Agreement").
Bids were invited by The Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") from Suppliers appointed to Lot 3 of the Framework Agreement with relevant experience and ability …Kirklees council ran a procurement exercise for Operational Services Asset Management System (OSAMS) (the "Services") as a Further Competition under the Crown Commercial Services framework agreement Ref: RM6259; Vertical Application Solutions (VAS); Lot 3 - Housing, Environmental and Planning (the "Framework Agreement").
Bids were invited by The Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") from Suppliers appointed to Lot 3 of the Framework Agreement with relevant experience and ability for the Operational Services Asset Management System (OSAMS) (the "Services") as detailed in the Further Competition documents.
1.4 The estimated value of the Services to be awarded is approximately £1,000,000.00 over the initial 5-year term of the contract, including implementation.
1.5 The anticipated commencement date for the implementation is 1st April 2026, with the commencement date of the Call-off Contract is 01/10/2026.
The anticipated expiry date for the Call-off Contract(s) is 30/09/2031, with the option to extend for further successive periods of twelve (12) monthly extensions up to a maximum 120 months (10 years).