Cleveland launches tender for crime reporting phone app

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Cleveland launches tender for crime reporting phone app

System needs to able to work across different operating systems and enable users to upload video and pictures.

Date - 19th October 2021
By - Chris Smith

Cleveland has put out to tender a £50,000 contract to create a mobile app for crime reporting and sharing information with residents. The specification includes being able to work across different operating systems and enabling users to...

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