Supply, Supply and Fit of Tyres and Associated Services

Crown Commercial Service (CCS) as the Authority has put in place a pan government Framework Agreement for use by UK public sector bodies identified at VI.3 (and any future successors to these organisations), which include Central Government Departments and their Arm's Length Bodies and Agencies (ALBs), Non-Ministerial Departments and Executive Agencies, Non Departmental Public Bodies, the Wider Public Sector, NHS bodies and Local Authorities. The above Public Sector Bodies have a need for the provision of Supply, Supply and Fit of Tyres and Associated Services. The duration of this Framework Agreement is for a four (4) year period. The Framework Agreement is divided into 2 Lots: - Lot 1 - The Supply, Supply and Fit of Tyres and Associated Services to the Blue Light Emergency Services throughout the UK. This Lot has been awarded to a single Supplier. - Lot 2 - The Supply, Supply and Fit of Tyres and Associated Services to the Blue Light Emergency Services, Central Government and the Wider Public Sector throughout the UK. This Lot has been awarded to multiple Suppliers. The Authority reserves the right for the Authority and/or Contracting Authorities for an electronic auction to be held during the Call Off Stage among the Parties to the Framework Agreement(s) Electronic ordering and/or electronic invoicing an/or electronic payment may be used during the period of the Framework Agreement and throughout the lifespan of any Call Off Contract.

Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Crown Commercial Service (CCS) believes that the first condition set out in Regulation 72(1)(c) Public Contracts Regulations 2015 has been fulfilled in respect of the Framework Agreement. Crown Commercial Service has taken the decision to extend existing framework agreements that were due for reprocurement for a period of twelve (12 months). This is to enable CCS resource to be diverted to procuring urgent requirements to deal with COVID-19 consequences and to relieve pressure on the supply chain while short staffed, to enable businesses to continue to deliver services and goods to customers. CCS intends to deliver replacement framework agreements as quickly as possible after the initial COVID-19 impact

Additional information: Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Crown Commercial Service (CCS) believes that the first condition set out in Regulation 72(1)(c) Public Contracts Regulations 2015 has been fulfilled in respect of the Framework Agreement. Crown Commercial Service has taken the decision to extend existing framework agreements that were due for reprocurement for a period of twelve (12 months). This is to enable CCS resource to be diverted to procuring urgent requirements to deal with COVID-19 consequences and to relieve pressure on the supply chain while short staffed, to enable businesses to continue to deliver services and goods to customers. CCS intends to deliver replacement framework agreements as quickly as possible after the initial COVID-19 impact