40 Civil Enforcement Procurement Model
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Cabinet
Member: Transport Management
Forward Plan Ref: 2025/007
Contact: Keith Stenning, Head of Network Management (Keith.Stenning@oxfordshire.gov.uk) and Cathy Champion, Operations Manager – Civil Enforcement (Cathy.Champion@oxfordshire.gov.uk).
Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CA12).
The Cabinet is RECOMMENDED to
a) Approve the preferred service model and procurement
strategy (enhanced multi contractor) for the Civil Enforcement and Zero
Emission Zone (ZEZ) operation.
b) Support progression to the next stage of the project,
that being the development and drafting of the specification, contract, and
other tender documents required for procurement.
Additional documents:
Decision:
Recommendations approved.
Minutes:
Cabinet
had before it a report on proposals for a preferred
service model and procurement strategy (enhanced multi contractor) for the
Council’s Civil Enforcement and Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ) operation.
Councillor Andrew Gant, Cabinet Member for Transport
Management, presented the report. He
explained that this was the second of three cabinet stages for the civil
enforcement procurement contract. The third stage would involve moving towards
the go-live of the new contract next year.
Councillor Gant highlighted several key features of the
recommended model.
During discussion, members expressed support for the
proposed model, emphasising the importance of flexibility in the new contract.
They noted that issues around dangerous parking were a
common concern among residents and highlighted the need for flexibility in
terms of where and when enforcement took place. The importance of ensuring that
the contractor could recruit enough staff to carry out enforcement effectively
was emphasised.
Members echoed the need for flexibility, particularly in
adapting to new technologies and maintaining free pavement space. They
emphasised the importance of the new contract in supporting the Council's
efforts to keep social spaces in town centres free from obstructive parking.
Councillor Gant moved and Councillor Fawcett seconded the
recommendations, and they were approved.
RESOLVED to:-
a) approve the preferred service
model and procurement strategy (enhanced multi contractor) for the Civil
Enforcement and Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ) operation.
b) support progression to the next stage
of the project, that being the development and drafting of the specification,
contract, and other tender documents required for procurement.