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MAY 2013 POLICE MARKET REPORT OUT - now including associated Home Office agencies

updated OJEU notices to December 2012 in archives 

out now UK Police ICT budgets for 2013.14 in xls. and pdf formats. Contact PMR to see a specimen of the 2013.14 Police ICT budget breakdown.

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POLICE ICT BUDGETS 2013.14 – FIGURES SHOW  A SWING TO NETWORKS AND DATA MANAGEMENT

 POLICE ICT investment will swing toward networks and records management in 2013.14, according to a new breakdown of ICT spends.
 
Airwave replacement spend will remain around the same as last year, with £4.8m identified.  Call management shows a total of £1.79m, a 50% rise on the previous year.
 
However, identified network investment is up 47% to £6.7m and desktop infrastructure up 65% to £10m. The Enterprise Resource Management category is especially buoyant, up 91% to £8m and other records management applications up 
74% to £7.9m.
 
The breakdown is published by Police Market Report, the specialist monthly newsletter, which reveals a 12% fall to £227m in ICT capital spend in England and Wales.
 
Unusually, the fall is due entirely to a 22% cut in Metropolitan Police ICT capital, down to £68.3m.  Provincial force ICT investment will remain the same as last year at around £159m.
 
The Police Market Report spreadsheet, which examines spend data under more than 30 separate headings, is the first detailed look at budgets set by new Police and Crime Commissioners.  
 
Specialist software applications are bearing most of the downturn.  Mobile data applications, which last year had a £17m identified spend, falls to £14m this year and HR applications are down to £799k, a sign of the ERP bandwagon starting to roll.
 
For more information on Police Budgets 2013.14 contact
 
MARCH 2013 POLICE MARKET REPORT - INCLUDES MOBILE CONTRACTS TABLE
 
FEBRUARY 2013 POLICE MARKET REPORT NOW OUT.  

 February - this month's Police ICT report includes items are on flexible working and how to get more out of a contracting police estate using video and networking technologies.

January 2012 Police Market Report

English police forces may make the first steps towards PSN compliance in 2013 as around 25% of networks must be replaced or renewed this year.

 A study of network providers and contract expiry dates published in this month’s Police Market Report reveals contracts for at least 9 forces expire in 2013.

 A few are already out to tender while the remainder are looking at specifications and options for change.

 The study examined WAN/LAN and telephony contracts in 26 forces.   The largest vendors for WAN provision and managed services were BT and Virgin; each with nine individual force contracts in place. KCOM followed with four separate forces. 

 The report comments “new deals means PSN will be closely examined as collaboration with local authorities moves further up the agenda.  However, security is still major consideration. Separate, confidential networks are likely to continue to be used for secure links to the Police National Database and e-borders.”

  UK Police ICT information.  Includes contracts and suppliers data and budget breakdowns.  The 2012.13 police ICT budgets xls. has been updated seven times.  Budgets for the new 2013.14 financial year out now.

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