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Departmental Computers

Volume 111: debated on Monday 2 March 1987

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asked the Secretary of State for Social Services to which firms his Department has awarded contracts for computer hardware for each year since 1984; and what was the value of each contract.

The following companies have been awarded hardware contracts since 1984. The value of each contract is not disclosed. It would be improper for reasons of commercial confidentiality to do so.

  • Ace Micro
  • Albion
  • Apple Computer (UK)
  • Apricot (UK)
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • AT Computerworld
  • BNF Metals
  • Boeing Computer Services
  • British Olivetti
  • British Telecom
  • Camtec
  • Comart Computers
  • Datagraphics
  • Digital Equipment
  • Digital Microsystems
  • Drake
  • Elmoro
  • Equinox Computer Systems
  • Hewlett Packard
  • Honeywell
  • IBM (UK)
  • ICL (UK)
  • Infotron
  • Logitek
  • McDonnell Douglas Information Systems
  • MBS
  • Memorex
  • Metier Management Systems
  • NCC
  • Newbery Data Recording
  • Norsk Data
  • Northern Telecom
  • Perkin Elmer Data Systems
  • Plessey Computers
  • Prime Computer (UK)
  • Regnecentralen (UK)
  • Software Sciences
  • Spider Systems
  • Techalog Data Systems
  • Tectime
  • Timeplex
  • Torch Computers
  • Videcom
  • Vistec Business Systems
  • Wang (UK)
  • Wordplex
  • WPS Systems
  • Xitan
  • Y.M. Corporate Services
  • Zengrange
  • Zygal Services

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what his Department has spent on (a) computer hardware and (b) computer software for each year since 1984; and what is the projected expenditure for 1987.

The information is as follows:

HardwareSoftware
££
Actual expenditure in the financial year 1985–8638,838,7212,149,107
Actual expenditure this far in the financial year 1986–8732,574,9301,894,188
Estimated expenditure during the financial year 1987–8870,709,0006,453,000

Note: Turnkey expenditure has been included with the hardware figures.

Institutions offering secure accommodation for juveniles—1 February 1987

Name

Location

Number of places

Boys

Girls

Either sex

New Aycliffe (Royston House)Darlington, Durham14
Clavering HouseBlaydon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne3
Aycliffe SchoolDarlington, Durham36
Keppel's ViewRotherham4
East Moor SchoolLeeds27
Dyson HallFazakerley, Liverpool8
Red Sands (Oak House)Nantwich, Cheshire6
Derwent HouseLiverpool4
Blackbrook House School (Laboure House)St. Helens, Lancashire5
Red Bank (Vardy House)Newton Le Willows, Lancashire8
Fylde School (Dales House)Poulton-Le-Fylde, Lancashire8
Fylde Observation and Assessment CentrePoulton-Le-Fylde, Lancashire4
Briars Hey (Orchard House)Rainhill, Lancashire8
Redbank SchoolNewton Le Willows, Lancashire26
Meadowcroft (Lindle Unit)Preston, Lancashire6
Stoke HouseStoke, Coventry6
St. John'sErdington, Birmingham4
MoorfieldSinfin Moor, Derbyshire2
GreenacresChesterfield, Derbyshire2
Kesteven HouseSleaford, Lincolnshire4
AmberdaleStapleford, Nottinghamshire8
SaltersPeterborough6
Oxenden HouseLeighton Buzzard6
WoodsideStevenage, Hertfordshire2
HeathercroftMilton Keynes, Buckinghamshire3
Cumberlow LodgeSouth Norwood6
Frant CourtFrant, East Sussex3
Little Heath LodgeRomford, Essex6
Middlesex LodgeHillingdon8
Melanie Klein HouseGreenwich6
Orchard LodgeAnnerley8
Royal Philanthropic SchoolRedhill8
Stamford HouseHammersmith16
Lansdowne Children's CentreHailsham, East Sussex5
BeechfieldCrawley, West Sussex6
The OaksGuildford, Surrey2
Fairfield LodgeSouthampton, Hampshire3
Glen HouseSouthampton, Hampshire8
Northbrook School (Atkinson Unit)Exeter, Devon12
Kingswood Special UnitKingswood, Bristol20
Glenthorne Youth Treatment CentreErdington, Birmingham28
St. Charles Youth Treatment CentreBrentwood, Essex30
Total Grand Total 38514958178

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he has any plans to change the number of secure