Vendigital has been named as a supplier on Lot 8 – Infrastructure including Transport – of the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) RM6187 Management Consultancy Framework Three (MCF3).
This lot covers the provision of objective specialist advice on areas related to infrastructure and/or transport.
At Vendigital, we assist a wide range of businesses to implement cost and performance transformations by transforming their data into actionable, operational intelligence; and then critically in making the changes happen, often linking our fees to the outcomes we help our client deliver.
We have a large amount of experience across the transport and infrastructure sector, with our team having supported organisations, operations, and projects in aviation, rail, roads, other public transport, shipping and more.
Being a named supplier with CCS means a great deal to the team at Vendigital, as it reflects our commitment to transferring best practices from within and from outside of the sector, and in continuing we always provide the best service to our clients.
Our Director within the Infrastructure and transportation team, Richard Daley, says
“The Vendigital team brings deep industry and operational expertise, supported by our in-house data science capability and underpinned by extensive business transformation experience, to deliver measurable and sustainable outcomes for our clients. In strengthening our work across Transportation and supporting an increasing number of key Infrastructure projects, securing a place on this Framework Lot is an exciting step.”
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