GIS Programme - Cross-Regional Supplier Framework (Type C) Call-Off 3

BDUK · awarded 18 December 2024 · delivered in Wales

£108.9m Award value £108,937,244
1 Supplier Recorded as a large business
30 Sep 2037 Runs until from 18 Dec 2024

Who

BuyerBDUK London
Supplier British Telecommunications plc
Categoryservices
ClassificationTelecommunications services CPV 64200000
Notice published14 January 2025

What it is for

This notice is for the award of a Call-Off contract under the Cross-Regional Supplier Framework for multiple regions within the United Kingdom (UK). This is part of the Gigabit Infrastructure Subsidy programme. The Gigabit Infrastructure Subsidy Programme is a government programme aimed to support the build of gigabit-capable broadband infrastructure in the areas of the UK which are unlikely to attract commercial investment for gigabit-capable broadband infrastructure within a reasonable timeframe, if at all, referred to as the final 20% (f20). Building Digital UK (BDUK, part of DSIT) will be targeting its market intervention in these areas of the UK via this subsidy award programme, to subsidise the build of gigabit-capable networks providing long-term, sustainable availability of wholesale gigabit broadband services in the hardest to reach parts of the UK. The Gigabit Infrastructure Subsidy programme builds on the success of existing programmes being delivered by BDUK to deliver gigabit-capable networks across the UK. It is envisaged this programme will last for up to 9 years and award contracts throughout that period. This Call-Off covers the East and South Shropshire, North Herefordshire, North Wales, and Southwest Wales regions. Some documents that form part of this contract have not been included within the published document set as their entire contents are commercially sensitive.

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