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Planned procurement · Notice 094092-2026

Supply and Maintenance of Urban Traffic Management and Control Systems (software)

Bristol City Council

Value
£900k
Stage
Early notice
Where
South West
Lots
1
Suitable for SMEs
Yes, says the buyer
Contract
1 Aug 2027 – 31 Jul 2032

In plain English

Bristol City Council wants a supplier to provide and maintain the software system that controls its intelligent transport equipment and traffic signals across the city, running from 1 August 2027 to 31 July 2032. The system must be fully operational from day one to avoid disrupting the road network.

Good fit for: Specialist traffic management software and IT services firms with experience in urban traffic control systems

The catch (with the notice's own words):
  • Must be ready to deliver all requirements from the first day the system must be able to deliver all requirements on day one of the contract which will be 1st August 2027

Written with AI from the official notice. Check the notice before relying on it.

What the buyer says

The purpose of this contract is to provide the supply and maintenance of the Urban Traffic Management & Control (UTMC) systems (software) that controls our intelligent transport (ITS) equipment in Bristol. The UTMC Common database system interacts with external systems to collate and disseminate traffic and transport information from existing or new UTMC sub systems. This allows Traffic Managers with the ability to develop better, integrated traffic and transport control strategies in line with current national and local transport policies. To ensure minimal disruption to the network the system must be able to deliver all requirements on day one of the contract which will be 1st August 2027.

Procedure: not stated. Published 6 Oct 2026.

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