Tender notice observed
Latest variant observed by Bidwake on .
Open this official Find a Tender notice
Record references
- Release reference
016230-2026- Published tags
- tender
Public procurement
See the published facts, notice history, awards and supplier links in one place. Open the original Find a Tender notice for the full record.
ocds-h6vhtk-065a7bPublished facts
044108-2026We are seeking a supplier to provide break fix resolution to legacy hardware used by the City and County of Swansea as detailed in the specification. This will be a three year contract but there will be a reduction over the three years in the hardware requiring cover. A list of the current hardware requirement is provided, please note that the primary data centre in the Civic Centre is due to be closed March 2027. Most of the hardware at this site will be decommissioned but some (TBC) may be repurposed in alternative sites. Please provide a price per line item for the cost for the whole contract. Swansea Council acknowledge that some of the items may no longer be supported please indicate on the schedule any items you are unable to cover Please note the Council reserves the right not to, and may, remove certain items from the final awarded maintenance support contract. All bids will then be evaluated against that final hardware item list on a like for like basis.
Observed notice trail
Events follow the publisher date where one is available. “Seen by Bidwake” is the date this service first found the record.
Tender notice observed
Latest variant observed by Bidwake on .
Open this official Find a Tender notice
016230-2026Award notice observed
Latest variant observed by Bidwake on .
Open this official Find a Tender notice
044108-2026Awards and suppliers
Buyer: City & County of SwanseaSupplier: ONE SOURCE IT LIMITED
1End dates, recurrence wording and links are shown as they appear in public notices. They do not create a new opportunity. If no later linked record appears here, that means Bidwake did not find one in the records it has loaded; it does not prove that none exists.