Q-Free is pleased to announce its appointment to the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) RM6347 Transport Technology & Associated Services Framework, providing public sector organizations across the UK with a compliant, streamlined route to procure specialist transport technology solutions.

The framework offers authorities efficient access to trusted suppliers and cost-effective advisory and implementation services—supporting the UK’s ambition to build safer, smarter, and more sustainable transport networks.

Through a rigorous selection process, Q-Free has been awarded a place on the following Lots:

• Lot 2 – Transport Data Services
• Lot 5 – Enforcement, Security and Compliance
• Lot 7a – Transport System Integration
• Lot 7c – Transport Network Management
• Lot 8e – Detectors, Informing Systems & Communication Technologies

These Lots enable authorities to procure a range of Q-Free products, including Cycle Monitoring, Vehicle Counting and Classification, and Weigh-in-Motion solutions.

“Being part of this framework is about more than procurement — it’s about partnership,” said Jazzmyne Lewis, Commercial Manager at Q-Free. “This appointment ensures local and national authorities can easily access proven expertise to improve safety, reduce congestion, and make informed decisions that support the UK’s long-term mobility goals.”

Q-Free’s inclusion in RM6347 reflects decades of experience delivering scalable, secure, and future-ready transport technology across the UK and around the world.

As cities, regions, and national agencies work to modernize transport infrastructure, the framework allows them to engage quickly and confidently with Q-Free solutions to support:

• Network optimization and real-time traffic management
• Advanced detection and roadside technologies
• Enforcement, compliance, and safety applications
• Data insights and connected-vehicle integration
• Complex system integration and lifecycle support

And ultimately, this appointment strengthens Q-Free’s ability to partner with UK public sector organizations as they work toward smarter, greener, and more resilient mobility networks—ensuring that people, goods, and data can move more safely and efficiently across the country.