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Published 08 Oct 2019

Agreement for Motion Sensors (cycle path users)

Liverpool John Moores University · North West

Key facts

Contract value
£33,600
Awarded
18 Sep 2019
Contract starts
29 Sep 2019
Contract ends
31 Jul 2020
Procedure
Open procedure (below threshold)
Buyer type
Education

Awarded to

SupplierValue
Vivacity Labs Limited£33,600

Description

Provision of a minimum of 6 motion sensors to gather movement data on cycle-path users. Must to able to differentiate between different types of users from a single sensor type i.e. • Pedestrians, including individuals within groups, with average speed • Cyclists, including individuals within groups, with average speed • Vehicles differentiated into different types, including individuals within groups, with average speed These Sensors must be able to provide real-time counts at (minimum) 5-minute periods for each classification of user, sending time stamps of when the user was detected in addition to movement patterns. Historical counts of the sensors at (minimum) 5-minute interval should also be available and accessible in the same way as the real-time counts. Sensors are to be lab tested and then trialled in different locations and environments, such as pedestrian footpaths and busy roads. The purchasing of the sensors will be phased to fit with the project plan, which is envisaged as follows:- • Phase 1 - 1 set of sensors (Q3/Q4 2019) • Phase 2 - 2 sets of sensors (Q1/Q2 2020) • Phase 3 - 3 sets of sensors (Q3/Q4 2020)

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