RM6099 Provision of Civil Parking Enforcement Technology
BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCILEstimated Value
£6,500,000 – £0
Deadline
30 January 2026
Published
15 June 2026
Type
services
Overview
Birmingham City Council (the Council) awarded a contract procurement reference: P129_2023 Civil Enforcement of Penalty Charge Notice Services (including vehicle removals and Traffic Regulation Order Support) under the Framework agreement RM6099 Transport Technology and Associated Services Lot 7. Contract award notice published date: 26 February 2024.
The Council has carried out a contract modification, and the modifications are:- • Contract extension; and • Changes to the call-off charges. Reason for the variation: To extend the contract for an additional 12 months and to capture changes to the Contract Value and the Call-Off Charges for Year 3 (2026 - 2027).
This was to allow time to do a new procurement exercise. Contract variation: The Contract is varied as follows: (1) The below definitions, outlined in Framework Schedule 6 (Order Form Template and Call-Off Schedules) are amended as follows: • Call-Off Expiry Date: 31 January 2027 • Call-Off Initial Period: 3 years.
Additional details
(2) The Pricing Approach & Call-Off Charges listed in Framework Schedule 6 (Order Form Template and Call-Off Schedules) and Call-Off Schedule 5 (Pricing Details) will be replaced in their entirety with Appendix 1. Financial variation: Original Contract Value: £8,700,000 excl.
VAT Contract Value (inclusive of all previously agreed variations and increased uptake in services) up to 31 January 2026: £9,191,469 excl. VAT Additional cost of this Variation: £6,500,000 excl. VAT (estimated) New Contract Value up to 31 January 2027 (inclusive of all previously agreed variations and increased uptake in services): Not to exceed £15,691,469 excl.
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Marston Holdings Ltd
£15,691,469
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Birmingham City CouncilKey Dates
Published
15 June 2026
Submission deadline
30 January 2026
Renewal expected80% confident
February 2029
Predicted using explicit duration found in the tender description (36 months from contract start date → renewal expected by Feb 2029).
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