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North Shields firm to deliver 'Europe’s largest' public sector surveying project
North Shields-based Kykloud, supplier of property asset management software, has been awarded a contract by the Department of Education to deliver what’s being called the largest public sector surveying project in Europe.
The property asset management software, designed and built in the region, will be used to support the delivery of the Education Funding Agency’s planned Condition Data Collection (CDC) Programme - which aims to visit around 22,000 schools in England over the next three years.
Kykloud SaaS (Software as a Service) will be used by teams of surveyors to collect independent centrally managed condition data about the state-funded school estate in England in order to obtain detailed data to target condition funding for schools in this Parliament.
CEO Edwin Bartlett said: “This is one of the most innovative and largest projects of its kind in the UK. Kykloud’s condition assessment and asset management technology will give the EFA the knowledge and data they require to make informed decisions about maintenance and capital spend for years to come.
“Kykloud is already used across a number of large scale projects both in the commercial and public sector but the sheer scale of this project and the impact it will have on determining future spend across the state-funded education estate makes this something we are certainly proud to be part of.”
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