End User Device Provision

June 17, 2026 Cabinet (Cabinet collective) Key decision Approved View on council website

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Summary

Staffordshire Cabinet approved participation in the Crown Commercial Service Aggregation programme EUD02 on 17/06/2026. The decision authorises the Director of Finance and Resources to enter into contracts for End User Devices up to £3 million. This includes using the GovSpec standard and a price variation clause to manage market volatility.

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Purpose

Approval is sought to replace the Council’s expiring Large Account Reseller contract by entering a new agreement through the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Aggregation programme. This national procurement model uses the GovSpec laptop standard—built around user personas and standard device specifications—to ensure organisations purchase based on actual service need while achieving best value. By consolidating public sector demand, CCS Aggregation increases competition, enables brand agnostic “swap ability” of devices, and applies ceiling prices to guarantee strong commercial outcomes. The approach offers significant benefits, including an expected 15%+ savings per aggregation, reduced procurement burden, improved standardisation, and enhanced supply chain resilience. Approval is requested to contract with the preferred supplier of the CCS Aggregation to secure continuity of supply, maximise value for money, and align with national public sector procurement standards.

Related Meeting

Cabinet - Wednesday, 17 June 2026 - 10:00am on June 17, 2026

Supporting Documents

End User Device Provision.pdf

Details

ReferenceCall-ins0
OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date17 Jun 2026
Effective from24 Jun 2026
Expected date17 Jun 2026
Originally due17 Jun 2026
Lead officerIan Turner
Subject to call-inYes