Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and associated vehicular movement monitoring requirements - framework agreement

Portsmouth City Council ('the council') is seeking to establish a multiple supplier framework for the design, supply, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera equipment and supporting software. The framework agreement will be used to establish a charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) within the city centre.

Establishing the charging CAZ is in response to a Ministerial Directive issued to the council that requires the council to implement measures to achieve compliance with statutory Nitrous Oxide (NO2) concentration limits within the shortest possible timescales. The current operational 'go live' date for the city centre CAZ is 1st January 2022, following trialing of the system from September 2021.

The first stage will concern the finalisation of the design, programme and cost which will be presented to the Joint Air Quality Unit (JAQU) within a Full Business Case funding application. The current submission date for the Final Business Case is 30th September 2020, although this date is still to be agreed with JAQU.

The second stage will concern the supply, installation, integration and commissioning of the CAZ along with ongoing operation and maintenance. As a result, the council will not enter into any contracts for the second stage until this funding has been confirmed.

It is anticipated that the remaining framework suppliers will be used as a contingency resource or for the provision of equipment and services that cannot be provided by the top ranked bidder or for standalone equipment purchases. The council's recently submitted Outline Business Case is available on the council's website at https://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/ext/environmental-health/ai... The framework will also be used to support the council's current bus lane, bus gate and school 'keep clear' enforcement schemes.

The current schemes include a network of 5 bus lane/gate cameras and 7 school enforcement cameras. The school enforcement cameras are used at multiple locations with 30 locations currently set up for monitoring and enforcement.

The envisaged hand over date for all bus lane, bus gate and school enforcement schemes is 29th July 2021, at which point the new equipment must be fully operational. In addition the framework agreement may also be used to supply associated equipment, works and services including: • Expansion of current enforcement and CAZ services • Moving traffic violation enforcement • Anti-idling enforcement • Air quality monitoring • Traffic noise monitoring • Smart City traffic monitoring • Bluetooth traff...

Additional information: Portsmouth City Council is currently in the process of seeking expressions of interest for the following project - Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and associate vehicular movement monitoring requirements - framework agreement. This is a single supplier framework for the design, supply, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera equipment and supporting software.

The framework agreement will be used to establish a charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) within the city centre and will also be used to support the council's current bus lane, bus gate and school "keep clear" enforcement schemes. The full details and ability to express an interest will be via our e-sourcing system Intend. This filepath will take you to the relevant area of Intend, https://in-tendhost.co.uk/portsmouthcc/aspx/Tenders/Current Once on the page you can either scroll down or use the search function to find the relevant project.