Data Contracts and Tenders
See open data tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Buyers here are procuring database platforms, data warehouse builds, analytics services and data centre hosting, not raw datasets. Councils renew database subscriptions and software licences. NHS trusts commission clinical databases and analytics platforms. Central government runs data warehouse transformation programmes spanning multiple lots and multi-year call-offs.
1,357 data-related notices are tracked on Stotles to date, with 712 already awarded and 97 at pre-tender stage.
1,339 results
- Closed tenderPublished 12 April 2021
HCC April 2021 - The Provision of a Database Management System for Hertfordshire Trading Standards
- Closed tenderPublished 7 April 2021
Leicester City Council Discovery for a Troubled Families Data and Analytics Solution Design
- Awarded contract
Digital Delivery
- Closed tenderPublished 1 April 2021
RFT for the provision of Data Analytics Services
- Awarded contract
Contract for the provision of WORKTRIBE SAAS Agreement to the University of Birmingham
- Awarded contract
Scottish Government Environmental Data and Sustainability Platform
- Expired contract
Oracle support and Maintenance
- Awarded contract
Environmental monitoring other than for construction
- Expired contract
Data warehouse Requirements
- Expired contract
Enterprise Data & Analytics Platform (EDAP)
- Awarded contract
Data warehouse Requirements
- Awarded contract
Payroll System Legacy Archive Solution
- Expired contract
Contract Award
- Expired contract
Clinical Database Management System
- Stale Pre-tenderPublished 11 March 2021
NS&I Business Process Outsourcing - Rainbow Programme
- Awarded contract
Oracle support and Maintenance
- Closed tenderPublished 10 March 2021
X214 Fleet Management Reporting Insights
- Closed tenderPublished 10 March 2021
PowerBI Visualisation
- Expired contract
IT Health Check for Oracle OCI Data Warehouse
- Expired contract
Insight Cloud Services
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about database contract, database management, data analytics services, data analytics platform, data warehouse, data centre contracts in the UK public sector.
How do I win a data or database contract in the UK public sector?
Two ways in. Search public and private portals for live data tenders, or move earlier: read buyer IT strategy documents and digital roadmaps to catch the buying signal before a tender opens. Many data contracts run as call-offs against existing frameworks such as G-Cloud rather than as standalone lots, so a renewal or platform refresh can appear with little notice.
What does a data tender actually cover?
Database platforms, data warehouse builds, analytics services and data centre hosting, mostly. A notice titled around a database almost always means the software and management service behind it, not the records inside it. Contracts range from a single university licence renewal to multi-lot, multi-year data warehouse transformation programmes across central government.
What CPV codes are used for data procurement?
Data maps to CPV codes 72320000 (Database services), 72300000 (Data services) and 48600000 (Database and operating software package), alongside general IT services codes for the consultancy and development work that usually accompanies a data contract.
How current is Stotles' coverage of data tenders?
Data tenders sit inside the same live feed as every other UK public sector category. Platform-wide, Stotles adds 0 new notices a week and tracks 2,137 tenders open right now.
Is this the same as an NHS procurement database or a defence contracts database?
No. Those phrases usually describe a register of who won what, not a database technology contract. This page covers notices where buyers, including NHS trusts and the Ministry of Defence, are procuring database platforms, data warehouses and analytics services, not directories of contract awards.
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