HGV Blind Spot and Moving Off Systems technology assessment
Within International Vehicle Standard's work at the United Nations five new regulations have been developed to enhance Vulnerable Road User's (VRU) safety around HGVs. This included Regulation 151 Blind Spot Information Systems (BSIS) to detect cyclists and Regulation 159 on Moving Off Information Systems (MOIS). These systems are designed to detect a cyclist or VRUs alongside and in front of an HGV respectively, who might otherwise be missed when the driver is checking using mirrors or camera monitor systems (CMS)...
Buyer
Department for Transport
Value
£176,802
Published
14 Oct 2025
Closes
5 Sept 2025
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
Westminster
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Services
Contract starts
7 Oct 2025
Contract ends
7 Oct 2026
CPV classifications
60100000
Road transport services
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Lot default HGV Blind Spot and Moving Off Systems technology assessment
£176,802
Within International Vehicle Standard's work at the United Nations five new regulations have been developed to enhance Vulnerable Road User's (VRU) safety around HGVs. This included Regulation 151 Blind Spot Information Systems (BSIS) to detect cyclists and Regulation 159 on Moving Off Information Systems (MOIS). These systems are designed to detect a cyclis...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
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