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Barnet Council parking enforcement software

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Barnet Council awarded a contract for new parking enforcement software in September 2025, following a commissioning process.

Barnet Council awarded a contract to Chipside Limited for new parking enforcement software, licences, hosting, and business processing services in September 2025. This decision, made at a Cabinet meeting, followed a commissioning process approved in April 2024, as reported by Councillor Alan Schneiderman.

The contract, valued at £3,802,100, was awarded via the ESPO 509 Framework and is for a period of up to seven years, including an optional two-year extension. There are no further discussions or upcoming decisions reported on this topic.

Key facts

  1. Barnet Council awarded a contract to Chipside Limited for parking enforcement software in September 2025. Source
  2. The contract is valued at £3,802,100. Source
  3. The contract is for up to seven years, including an optional two-year extension. Source
  4. The decision followed a commissioning process approved in April 2024. Source
  5. Councillor Alan Schneiderman presented the report on the contract award. Source
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