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Server 2016 License Requirements

A public procurement published by General Medical Council (GMC) via Contracts Finder.

Contracts FinderAward
£124.3k
Award value
£124.3k
Tender value
1
Suppliers
1
Awards
1
Notices
Award
Stage

Overview

The GMC are upgrading to Windows Server 2016 in the coming months and because of this we need to upgrade our Windows server licences across the estate. We currently have a mixture of Physical and virtual servers that we need to licence. We would like to purchase the licenses on a perpetual agreement with no Software Assurance.

Key details

Source
Contracts Finder
Lifecycle stage
Award
Status
complete
CPV classification
48000000 — Software package and information systems
Currency
GBP
Total award value
£124,343
Tender value
£124,342
First published
1 Oct 2019
Last updated
1 Oct 2019
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Awards

1 award recorded on this procurement.

SupplierCompanies HouseAwardedStatusValue
Softcat0217499011 Jun 2019active£124.3k

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FAQs about this procurement

Who is the buyer for "Server 2016 License Requirements"?

Server 2016 License Requirements is a UK public-sector procurement published by General Medical Council (GMC) via Contracts Finder.

Has "Server 2016 License Requirements" been awarded?

Yes — 1 award is recorded, with a reported total value of £124,343. The current lifecycle stage is "Award".

Which suppliers are involved in "Server 2016 License Requirements"?

1 supplier is linked: Softcat.

What is "Server 2016 License Requirements" worth?

The reported award value is £124,343.

When was "Server 2016 License Requirements" published?

It was first published on 1 Oct 2019 and last updated on 1 Oct 2019, across 1 notice.

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