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Note: This press release was originally issued by Adashi Systems prior to its acquisition by Versaterm in 2021.

UK Public Sector Procurement Org Adds Adashi to List of Approved Suppliers

Today, the Yorkshire Purchasing Organization (YPO) awarded Adashi Systems a framework contract for its Incident Command Control Software System. Public safety agencies in the United Kingdom can now directly purchase Adashi C&C incident command software for use in all UK public sector emergency services organisations.

This contract puts this incident management solution on a list of approved suppliers that have been researched and vetted by YPO. Based on the framework, agencies looking to purchase incident command software will not need to run a full procurement through the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU). Instead, public sector organizations can purchase Adashi C&C directly through YPO.

Upon receipt of the contract, Adashi Systems president Sanjay Kalasa said “We are ecstatic that we will be able to supply our incident command software to public safety organisations in the UK. Incident command is a crucial part of the fire and police service, and we look forward to partnering with UK public safety agencies to facilitate resource management, data communication, and situational awareness.”

Adashi’s incident command software – C&C – is a robust platform specifically designed for emergency responders. Effective at all types and sizes of incidents, this asset management platform affords the commander an interactive data dashboard for effective decision making. C&C provides situational awareness, real-time collaboration, tactical planning, tracking, management, communication, logging, and reporting. Commanders can communicate important information to first responders at the incident ground via tough books, tablets or PCs.

C&C can function as a standalone product or in conjunction with Adashi’s other offerings – FirstResponse MDT and RollCall, to help departments maintain a coordinated response prior to, during and after an incident occurs.

For more information, visit our Adashi C&C page. Learn more about the framework contract by visiting the YPO website.