Income Generation from Estates and Assets

Crown Commercial Service as the authority intends to put in place a new pan-government collaborative agreement for the provision of income generation from commercial advertising, experiential advertising and end to end car parking management.

This agreement will be used by Central Government Departments, their agencies, (including publicly owned transport organisations), Non Departmental Public Bodies, and all other UK Public Sector bodies, including local authorities, health, education providers, devolved administrations and charities.

The agreement will enable government and public sector bodies to run mini competitions to establish contracts with: - media owners to manage, promote and maximise value across their advertising space for a specified number of years. -car parking service providers to manage parking spaces, car parking assets and payments for a specified number of years.

It is intended that this commercial agreement will become the preferred route for public sector and government bodies to generate income from commercial advertising, experiential advertising and end to end car parking management.

The framework will be split into five lots as below: Lot 1 - Internal Commercial Advertising - static, digital, large and small formats Lot 2 - External Commercial Advertisingl. static, digital, large and small formats Lot 3 - Commercial Experiential Advertising - exhibitions, sampling and promotions Lot 4 - Commercial Advertising - Combined Lots 1, 2 & 3 Lot 5 - End to End Car Parking Management

Additional information: The Government Security Classifications (GSC) Policy came into force on 2 April 2014 and describes how HM Government classifies information assets to ensure they are appropriately protected. It applies to all information that the Government collects, stores, processes, generates or shares to deliver services and conduct business.

Cyber Essentials is a mandatory requirement for Central Government contracts which involve handling personal information or provide certain ICT products/services. Government is taking steps to reduce the levels of cyber security risk in its supply chain through the Cyber Essentials scheme. The scheme defines a set of controls which, when implemented, will provide organisations with basic protection from the most prevalent forms of threat coming from the internet. To participate in this procurement, bidders must be able to demonstrate they comply with the technical requirements prescribed by Cyber Essentials, for services under and in connection with this procurement.

Refer to https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/information/cyber-essentials-faqs for more information.

Some purchases under this framework Agreement may have requirements that can be met under this Framework Agreement but the purchase of which may be exempt from the Procurement Regulations (as defined in Attachment 1 - About the framework within the invitation to tender documentation). In such cases, Call-offs from this Framework will be unregulated purchases for the purposes of the Procurement Regulations, and the buyers may, at their discretion, modify the terms of the Framework and any Call-off Contracts to reflect that buyer's specific needs.

CCS reserves the right to award a framework to any bidder whose final score is within 1% of the last position.

Registering for access:

This procurement will be managed electronically via the eSourcing suite. This will be the route for sharing all information and communicating with bidders. If you have recently registered on the eSourcing suite for another CCS procurement you can use the same account for this new procurement. If not, you will first need to register your organisation on the portal.

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