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Schools Microsoft Enterprise Licensing Agreement

Schools Microsoft Enterprise Licensing Agreement is a UK public sector tender from Newcastle City Council (North East England). The closing date is .

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Schools Microsoft Enterprise Licensing Agreement. Source: Find a Tender and Contracts Finder
BuyerNewcastle City Council (Newcastle Upon Tyne)
Published
Closing date, 12:00 UK time
Estimated valueNot stated
CPV code72000000 — IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
CPV categoryIT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Contract typeServices
ProcedureRestricted procedure
RegionNorth East England
Location—
Marked suitable forNot marked
SourceFind a Tender, notice 101112-2026

Read the full notice and documents on Find a Tender

Summary from the notice

Newcastle City Council (NCC) is seeking the renewal of its current Microsoft Licencing Agreement for schools. NCC is seeking a new agreement with a single vendor to replace the existing expiring agreement. Further competition will run via the CCS framework RM6068 Lot 3, via the OPEN tendering…

Official summary as published on Find a Tender (shortened).

How this procurement works

This is a two-stage (restricted) procedure: suppliers first apply through a selection questionnaire, and only shortlisted suppliers are invited to tender.

Who can bid

The notice is not marked as suitable for SMEs or VCSEs. Small businesses can still bid if they meet the requirements, or join a consortium or a prime contractor's supply chain.

Closing date

22 days left: the deadline for tenders is , 12:00 UK time (as of ). Late submissions are normally rejected; check the notice for the exact time and how to submit.

Next steps

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