Award

ICT Core Services

  • Peak District National Park Authority

UK5: Transparency notice - Procurement Act 2023 - view information about notice types

Notice identifier: 2025/S 000-076804

Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-05e834

Published 25 November 2025, 11:56am



Scope

Reference

PDNPA ICT Services

Description

Provision of the Peak District National Park Authority's IT

infrastructure through an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model


Contract 1. PDNPA Core ICT Services

Supplier

Contract value

  • £1,170,000 including VAT

Above the relevant threshold

Earliest date the contract will be signed

29 December 2025

Contract dates (estimated)

  • 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2031
  • 5 years

Main procurement category

Services

Options

The right to additional purchases while the contract is valid.

We will add and remove servers, disk space will grow (eg. import of the digital records data). Individual line items are subject to change.

CPV classifications

  • 72222300 - Information technology services

Contract locations

  • UK - United Kingdom

Other information

Conflicts assessment prepared/revised

Yes


Procedure

Procedure type

Direct award

Direct award justification

  • Single supplier - technical reasons
  • Additional or repeat goods, services or works - extension or partial replacement

Single supplier - although other suppliers exist, there is an incompatibility between the existing systems and those of any new supplier, which would result in time-consuming and complex migration of the services. This would result in significant cost, delay and disruption to an important service, and would be unacceptable for practical, efficiency and financial reasons.

Additional/repeat services - the Authority is proposing to buy additional or repeat services which are operationally compatible with existing provisions. A change of supplier would result in the Authority receiving services which are incompatible with existing services, and that incompatibility would result in disproportionate technical difficulties in the operation and maintenance of the services. It would result in disruption to services, fundamental changes to services, training/rewriting of documentation and procedures, and duplication of effort.

The delay caused by a new procurement would prevent the Authority from moving to the lower cost platform and realizing savings. There would also be a cost of moving to a new supplier, and for the overlapping provision of services.

In addition, there has been a benchmarking process carried out indicating that a contract with the current supplier provides value for money.

In these circumstances, it is considered that a direct award justification applies, and that an exemption to the requirement to undertake a competitive tendering procedure is justified.


Supplier

IOMART MANAGED SERVICES LIMITED

  • Companies House: SC275629
  • Public Procurement Organisation Number: PTLM-5811-PRWV

6 Atlantic Quay, 55 Robertson Street

Glasgow, Scotland

G2 8JD

United Kingdom

Region: UKM82 - Glasgow City

Small or medium-sized enterprise (SME): No

Voluntary, community or social enterprise (VCSE): No

Contract 1. PDNPA Core ICT Services


Contracting authority

Peak District National Park Authority

  • Public Procurement Organisation Number: PRMG-9537-GCRD

Aldern House, Baslow Road

Bakewell

DE45 1AE

United Kingdom

Region: UKF13 - South and West Derbyshire

Organisation type: Public authority - sub-central government