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Inseego awarded Crown Commercial Service framework status
Date: Friday, May 10, 2024 | Author: Sean Keywood
Inseego has achieved supplier status on the new Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Vehicle Telematics Solutions framework.
The company’s inclusion is said to follow successful participation in the procurement agency’s previous agreement.
Inseego’s inclusion on the new framework follows an extensive tender process, and will run for an initial 24-month period, including an option to extend for a further 12 consecutive months.
Inseego UK managing director Steve Thomas said: “The public sector is under huge cost and service pressures, so our aim is to deliver advanced telematics solutions to help organisations overcome many of the fleet challenges they face.
“We are extremely pleased to be awarded a place on this latest CCS framework, which reflects our position as a proven supplier to UK government departments, agencies and public bodies.
“Central government and the wider public sector will have continued access to our range of fleet and video telematics hardware and software, including the latest tracking, fleet management, driver performance, dashcam and multi-camera solutions.”
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