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Software solutions used for Corporate Assets and Facilities Management (FOI241247)

This Freedom of Information request asks for details of software solutions used for corporate assets and facilities management.

Request for information - Ref No: FOI241247

Request

We received your request on 26 April 2024.

We have handled your request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) 2000.

A copy of your request is set out in the extract below:

“I’m writing to request the following information below from your FM, compliance and space management departments.

Questions in format provided below. Please feel free to contact me if anything is needed to clarify further.

Information Requested Response

If any, which software solution(s) are used to manage your corporate property/assets, ownerships and occupations, lease agreements and facilities management (CAFM), and who are your current provider(s)?

What is the start date and duration of the contract(s)?

Is there an extension clause in the contract(s) and, if so, the duration of the extension?

Has a decision been made yet on whether the contract(s) will be extended or renewed?

What is the annual value of the contract(s)?

What is the total contract value of each contract?

How was the contract(s) procured, e.g., framework/tender?

 

 

Our response

I confirm that Ordnance Survey does hold the information you have requested which is set out in the table below:

Information requested

Response

If any, which software solution(s) are used to manage your corporate property/assets, ownerships and occupations, lease agreements and facilities management (CAFM), and who are your current provider(s)?

 

The following software solutions are sub-systems that sit under the Facilities Management contract we have with CBRE as part of their CAFM system:

Compliance – e log books

CAFM – service insight local

Spend – via Webquote

Security – Gallagher

COSH mgmt. - Sypol CMS

Fire - Honeywells

What is the start date and duration of the contract(s)?

 

2 June 2021

3 years + 2 years extension therefore 5 years in total

Is there an extension clause in the contract(s) and, if so, the duration of the extension?

 

Yes – 2 years (2 June 2024 – 1 June 2026)

Has a decision been made yet on whether the contract(s) will be extended or renewed?

 

Yes - extend

What is the annual value of the contract(s)?

 

£1,25m (excluding reactive works)

What is the total contract value of each contract?

 

Approx £6.2m

How was the contract(s) procured, e.g., framework/tender?

 

CCS Framework

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