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Leasedrive Velo wins third Buying Solutions framework agreement for a full house
28 February 2011
Following a comprehensive online tender process, the Leasedrive Velo Group, the UK’s largest independent privately-owned vehicle management group, has won a place on a third framework agreement from Buying Solutions, the national procurement partner for all UK public services. Lot 7 covers single source supply of leased passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes, with the option to provide additional vehicles and fleet management services as required. The group is one of only five suppliers on this latest framework agreement effective from 16 May 2011 for a four-year period.
Roddy Graham, commercial director, at the Leasedrive Velo Group said: “We are delighted to have a full house of framework agreements tendered for from Buying Solutions following the awards won in 2009 for general fleet management services, in 2010 for pan-government vehicle hire services and now for this latest one for sole supply of leased passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes.”
“We are a one-stop shop solution for any government or public sector department looking to outsource its fleet or rental management requirements. Besides being in a position to provide contract hire vehicles for all of a customer’s vehicle requirements, the new framework allows us to offer the management of pool fleets, provide consolidated invoicing, manage and or transition existing fleet arrangements via our RunOut:Manager and offer a sale and leaseback service.”
Notes to Editors:
Buying Solutions
Buying Solutions is the national procurement partner for all UK public services and is part of the Efficiency and Reform Group within the Cabinet Office.
It was established in 2001 as a result of the Gershon Report, through a merger of the procurement functions of the Buying Agency and CCTA.
The role of Buying Solutions is to maximise the value for money obtained by Government departments and other public bodies through the procurement and supply of goods and services. The procurement arrangements it establishes allow public sector organisations to save time and money. These cover a range of areas such as ICT, energy, travel, fleet, office solutions, property solutions and professional services.
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