New Desktop Hardware Maintenance contract awarded by CGCoPE

As an integral part of the Scottish Public Procurement Reform Programme,our mission is to make public Procurement within the Scottish Central Government Family more effective and efficient, thus providing better value for money.

The contract for Desktop Hardware Maintenance was awarded to NVT Group on 1 December 2009 and will commence on 1 February 2010.  The core contract period is 3 years with the option of extending for a further 12.  The contract is available to the Scottish Government, its Agencies, Associated Departments and Non-Departmental Public Bodies, and Public Corporations.

The contract provides desktop hardware maintenance services with an efficient, cost-effective, scheduled and remedial maintenance services for its IT desktop hardware assets.  The range of equipment to be covered includes personal computers, laptops, monitors, printers, scanners and any other client or user IT equipment for a range of manufacturers.

There are many benefits of using the framework including:

• Value for money - potential for significant savings to be realised through use of this contract.
• Improved service levels
• Management information
• Environmental standards
• Sharing of best practice
• Sustainable development

As part of CGCoPEs own initiative they are actively educating all collaborative partners about carbon emissions and other Green issues affecting the planet.

As part of the collaborative process we too are trying to educate our colleagues, clients, customers and all of you about the green issues facing us today.

The CGCoPE Regional Map

Below you will find (specially created for CGCoPE and the collaborative partners) a regional map in which you can find where each CGCoPE partner is located within Scotland.

Handy or what?

All you need to do is click a region of the map and choose from the A to Z to find a partner AND if you want more info on your chosen partner then all you need to do is click the partner's name to be taken to their website. Every name has an associated web address so no individual Google searches are required. We've done the leg work on that!

Couldn't be simpler. Enjoy!

Simon:-

Marketing Executive @ NVTGroup