Courts’ IT purchasing goes online

Criminal Justice IT (CJIT) has made its first move towards e-procurement by implementing a web-based purchasing system.

The court purchasing organisation’s £20 million annual spend, which goes primarily on IT equipment, professional services and maintenance repair operation, will be funnelled through an Internet procurement platform from Marrakech. CJIT pays a standing charge and a usage-based fee to access it.

Jim Rawlings, assistant commercial director at CJIT, said this was a...

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