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Supply, Installation and Maintenance of CCTV Equipment

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers for the above.

The requirement

The Council intends to procure a single supplier framework agreement to enable delivery of high-quality CCTV supply, installation and maintenance services, including three other boroughs.

The network of CCTV cameras operating in public areas is an integral part of the council’s approach to crime detection and prevention, and community safety. It protects the council’s assets and the wider community, as well as being used by the Metropolitan Police and other agencies for policing and counter-terrorism purposes.

‘A Safe Place to Call Home’ is one of the five missions of the council’s ‘Vision 2030’ strategy. Therefore, it is essential that the CCTV system be of a high quality, as well as reliable, to successfully achieve these aims.

A maximum of one supplier will be party to the framework agreement.  Call-off contracts from the framework agreement shall follow the terms of the framework agreement including how a call-off contract is concluded.  How a call-off contract is concluded is explained within the invitation to tender documentation.

The services will be required by Islington Council and other organisations who may access the framework agreement. Those organisations are:

  • London Borough of Ealing
  • London Borough of Hounslow
  • London Borough of Southwark

Lots

This services contract is not being divided in to lots.

This contract is not being split into lots due to the specific technical requirements of the contract and its specialist nature demanding consistency of delivery across the framework

Further details will be provided in the invitation to tender.

Term of the framework agreement

The duration will be 48 months from an estimated start date of 01 April 2026. There will be no option to extend, however, call-off contracts may extend beyond the end date of the framework agreement.

Value of the framework agreement

The estimated value of the services that may be awarded by Islington Council under the framework agreement is estimated at between £0 and £4m over the maximum duration of the framework agreement.  

The allowed scope for other partners who may join in collaboration will be between £0 to £4m over the duration of the framework agreement.  

The total estimated value of services that may be awarded under this framework agreement is £0 to £16m over the duration of the framework agreement.  

The council and its partners will be under no obligation to utilise the framework agreement. No guarantee is given towards volume or value of work under this framework agreement.

Award Criteria

One provider who submits the Most Advantageous Tender(s) (MAT) in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023 will be party to the framework agreement.

Tenders for this framework agreement will be assessed against the following award criteria: 

Cost/price: 40%
Quality: 60%

Quality made up of:
20% - Proposed approach to social value
10% - Proposed approach to varying work volumes and priorities
10% - Proposed approach to health and safety
10% - Proposed approach to quality management
10% - Proposed approach to mobilisation, resourcing and service delivery

Total 100%

Further details will be provided in the invitation to tender.

Procurement process

This contract will be procured using the open procedure. All organisations who successfully express an interest will automatically be invited to tender and have access to the tender documents. Those who submit a tender and meet the minimum requirements will have their full tender evaluated.  

How to express an interest

If you wish to apply for this contract opportunity please follow these steps:

  • Register your organisation free of charge via the London Tenders Portal
  • When you receive an email confirming your username and password use these to log on to the London Tenders Portal and express your interest in ‘2425-0045 - Supply, Installation and Maintenance of CCTV Equipment’.
  • Shortly after you have expressed interest, you will receive a second email containing a link to access the procurement documents.

Deadlines

The deadline for expressions of interest is: 11.59am Monday 28 July 2025
The deadline for submission of tender documents is: 12 noon Monday 28 July 2025
Late submissions may not be accepted.

Additional information

  • Islington Council and its partners are committed to work towards a ‘Fairer Islington’, for more information see www.islington.gov.uk. 
  • Islington Council aims to provide equality of opportunity and welcomes applicants who meet the qualitative selection criteria from black and minority ethnic communities and disabled groups. 
  • The council encourages all types of organisation who meet the qualitative selection criteria including Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) organisations, Social Enterprises or not for profit enterprises and small to medium enterprises (SME) to tender.
  • All questions relating to this contract should be raised via the messages section of the relevant contract on the London Tenders Portal.  Please do not contact any officer of the council directly.
  • As part of a commitment to transparency the council is now publishing all spend over £500 each month. This includes spend on contracts, so the successful contractor should expect details of spend against the contract to appear on the council website Council spending | Islington Council. The council is also committed to publishing tender and contract documentation after contract award stage. Commercially sensitive information will be redacted from documentation. What constitutes commercially sensitive information is a matter for the council’s sole discretion. However, tenderers will be invited to identify information they consider to be commercially sensitive in their tender return and this will be taken into account in the council forming a view.
  • In accordance with the Procurement Regulations 2024, please note that for contracts with an estimated value of more than £5 million, the council will publish in the Contract Award Notice the name of each supplier that submitted a tender which was assessed for the purposes of determining the most advantageous tender and was not awarded the contract.

 

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