Traffic Management System & Short Straits Traffic Digital Twins

Published

21 November 2024

Submission deadline

6 December 2024

Place of performance

UK

Procedure

Restricted procedure

Lots

1

Notice number

037645-2024

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-04bd94

Official source

Official source

Description

This Request for Information (RFI) seeks information relating to two separate, but complementary, Lots: 1. build a Short Straits Traffic Digital Twin (covering all key UK public routes and their dependencies); and 2. agile delivery of an alpha phase to prototype a technology-based traffic management system in Kent for HGVs travelling outbound via the Short Straits. Suppliers are welcome to apply for one or both Lots, but applications will be treated and assessed separately.

Official publications

• FTS · 037645-2024 · 21 November 2024

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Frequently asked questions

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The submission deadline is 6 December 2024. Check the official source, as dates can be modified.

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