ATS Euromaster and Tructyre have successfully retained their supplier status with Crown Commercial Service. This enables them to continue providing tyre management, fleet maintenance and support services to UK public sector fleets.
Retention of CCS Supplier Status
ATS Euromaster and Tructyre have retained their supplier status with Crown Commercial Service (CCS) for the supply, fit and management of tyres and associated products and services framework.
CCS is the UK’s most prominent public procurement organisation and an executive agency of the Cabinet Office.
Crown Commercial Service supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. In 2023/24, CCS helped the public sector to gain commercial benefits equal to £4.9 billion – supporting world-class public services that offer best value for taxpayers.
Benefits for Public Sector Fleets
Through this framework, both ATS and Tructyre can provide proactive fleet management to public sector fleets, helping to reduce their running costs. This includes servicing, maintenance, and repair elements such as brake and suspension work.
Support also includes the company’s mobile networks to ensure vehicle uptime is fully optimised.
Commitment to Public Service Fleets
Dan Hickman, National Sales Manager at ATS Euromaster, said,
“Retaining supplier CCS status means we can continue to service all of our valued ambulance trusts, councils, police forces and fire service fleets.
“We continue to work tirelessly to ensure fleets within the framework benefit from our support, maximising vehicle uptime by managing their tyre requirements and needs. Within this time, we have proven ourselves to be a trusted, dependable supplier and believe this has helped us secure the public bodies that we support today.”
“I’d like to say a big thank you to the team in securing this status, for their help in managing and servicing this group of customers daily – we couldn’t achieve any of this without them.”
ATS and Tructyre preserved the CCS supplier status following a rigorous tender exercise earlier this year.
