P2347 Installation of Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) Camera Signs and Speed Limit Signs
Estimated Value
Up to £0
Deadline
18 June 2026
Published
19 May 2026
Type
Services
Overview
Birmingham City Council (the "Council") is seeking to appoint an organisation for the provision of services for the installation of Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) Camera Signs and Speed Limit Signs including all necessary supporting infrastructure and associated works as well as removal of ‘new 30 mph speed limit’ signs. The Provision of new signs is required to support the deployment of Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) Cameras on 5 key arterial roads in Birmingham, as part of a new strategy to reduce speed-related road traffic collisions across the city of Birmingham.
The camera equipment is being procured separately. The successful supplier for this procurement will also be required to remove temporary 30 mph signs put up on street lighting columns or existing posts in 26 roads across Birmingham.
Please ask any clarification questions you have by using the supplier correspondence function on Intend. The deadline for asking supplier clarification question is close of business on Wednesday 3rd June 2026. A clarification tracker document will be published on Intend when required, recording all supplier clarification questions asked and all answers given by the Council (supplier's will be anonymised and information included in a clarification question that is confidential and/or could be used to identify a supplier will be omitted).
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This an open tender and the tender submission deadline is 12pm Thursday 18th June 2026.
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Published
19 May 2026
Submission deadline
18 June 2026
Notice type
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