Cabinet Member for Environment & Climate Change (Barnet Council)
Barnet Council's Cabinet Member for Environment & Climate Change recently presented a report on parking enforcement software.
In September 2025, Barnet Council awarded a contract to Chipside Limited for parking enforcement software, following a report presented by Councillor Alan Schneiderman, the Cabinet Member for Environment & Climate Change. The report highlighted the need for updated software to manage parking enforcement effectively.
The contract, valued at £3,802,100, is for up to seven years and was awarded under the ESPO 509 Framework. The commissioning process for this software was approved by the council in April 2024.
Key facts
- Barnet Council awarded a parking enforcement software contract to Chipside Limited. Source
- The parking software contract decision was made on 16 September 2025. Source
- Councillor Alan Schneiderman presented the parking software report. Source
- The parking software contract is valued at £3,802,100. Source
- The contract is for a period of up to seven years. Source
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