Tender Results of Dvla Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency

Provision of Building Surveying Mechanical & Electrical Advice-Awarded Contract for the Provision of Building, Surveying, Mechanical & Electrical Advice for the Exit of PFI.

Provision of IntelliJ Ultimate Licences PS/24/104-Contract awarded via Crown Commercial Service Framework. Award Notice published for transparency Contract for the Provision of IntelliJ Ultimate Licences PS/24/104

Supply of Scanners and Printers for ISG-Supply of Scanners and Printers for ISG

Provision of Offsec Training Licences-The DVLA is an Executive Agency of the Department for Transport (DfT), based in Swansea. The DVLA's primary aims are to facilitate road safety and general law enforcement by maintaining accurate registers of drivers and vehicle keepers and to collect Vehicle Excise Duty (VED). The Information Technology Service (ITS) department require a flexible 1 year contract for Offsec Learn Unlimited subscription licences, with the option to extend for an additional year twice (1+1+1). We current...

Supply and Installation of Lock Barrels and Keys-Supply and Installation of Lock Barrels and Keys to the DVLA Estate

Provision of SEO Qualified Accountant (Campaign 2)-Recruitment Services for SEO Qualified Accountant via the ESPO Framework (Strategic HR Services)

Provision of Carbon Reduction Project for Design Supply and Installation of Air Source Heat Pumps-DVLA require a Supplier with suitable expertise to design and install ASHP systems in 4 locations at the DVLA Swansea estate. Systems must be designed and installed to provide comfortable environmental conditions in the respective office spaces. Winter air temperatures of 20°C - 24°C and summer air temperatures of 21°C - 24°C must be achieved by the installed systems (cooling is location specific). These conditions are based on the following external conditions: -Winter...

Provision of MPLC Media and Licensing-Audio-visual content (whether films or TV shows on DVD/Blu-ray, downloads, streaming, broadcast television, pay TV or video on demand) when viewed outside the private home is considered to be a 'public performance' where legal authorisation is needed to avoid copyright infringement. Currently DVLA staff can view such content through channels such as On Demand services, YouTube or iPlayer without being actively monitored to ensure there is no copyright infringement.

Provision of RLDC Monitors Refresh-Provision of RLDC Monitors Refresh

Provision of Software AG Professional Services-Provision of Software AG Professional Services