Number: 4056295
Country: United Kingdom
Source: TED
UCAM 026/17 For the provision of a warehouse management system (WMS).
This notice covers the design, supply, installation and support of a WMS for a new warehouse to be built for Cambridge University in Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK.
The University Library is planning a major consolidation of its existing facilities. A new central high density tray storage & picking facility will be constructed in Ely. The new facility will replace suboptimal operations at other locations and will provide space to accommodate planned storage growth to 2030. The planned start date of the new facility is April 2018.
Preliminary analysis has determined that the most cost effective solution for the new facility is a 4 400 m2 manual Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) storage and retrieval facility with a clear internal storage height of 11 400 mm.
Cambridge.
The University Library is planning a major consolidation of its existing facilities. A new central high density tray storage and picking facility will be constructed in Ely. The new facility will replace suboptimal operations at other locations and will provide space to accommodate planned storage growth to 2030. The planned start date of the new facility is April 2018.
UCAM 026/17 For the provision of a warehouse management system (WMS)
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