Asset Database and Fault Management facility

Concepts

• norwich
• software package
• fault management system
• fault management
• centralised fault management facilities
• daily asset management
• its asset management database system
• traffic signal assets
• the traffic management act
• the highway network management duty

Location

Norwich

Description

Norfolk County Council is looking to replace its asset management database system with centralised fault management facilities. The Solution is intended for managing Traffic Signal equipment and other highway-associated systems. The Solution is intended to act as a UTMC-compliant hub interfacing with the existing UTC traffic signal control system and the Traffic Signal Maintenance Supplier’s Fault Management System. It is required to support daily asset management, replacing the current 'Osprey' UTMC compliant XML CDMF system.

Total Quantity or Scope

It is required to support daily asset management, replacing the current 'Osprey' UTMC compliant XML CDMF system.The Solution is expected to be based on the existing XML database, ensuring a seamless handover. The Solution must be provided as a hosted solution, with the capability to interface with future hosted versions of UTC and other UTMC compliant systems. The Solution is essential to support Norfolk County Council’s daily management and maintenance of traffic signal assets and their associated system infrastructure. These assets and systems must comply with the statutory obligation of the Highway Network Management duty outlined in The Traffic Management Act 2004.

CPV Codes

• 48100000 - Industry specific software package

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Other Information

Norfolk County Council is interested in discussing its draft statement of requirements with any suppliers that provide this type of software as an off-the-shelf solution.We are planning to hold one-to-one meetings over Teams with interested suppliers between 16th and 21st May. If you are interested in a meeting, please email sourcingteam@norfolk.gov.uk requesting a meeting and quoting reference NCCT42945.