Database Tenders and Contracts
See open database tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Database work here covers managing an existing database platform, migrating one system's data into another, and building a bespoke database from scratch, most often for a council, NHS trust or rail body replacing a legacy records or asset system. It sits alongside, rather than inside, the broader software and IT categories on Stotles.
Stotles tracks 540 database notices to date, with 248 already awarded.
533 results
- Awarded contract
Database-management system
- Awarded contract
Noticing System
- Awarded contract
Off Site Record Management Service
- Closed tenderPublished 5 April 2018
Off Site Record Management Service
- Closed tenderPublished 29 March 2018
Asbestos removal services
- Closed tenderPublished 22 March 2018
Asbestos removal services
- Expired contract
Cloud assesment and Readiness
- Expired contract
Provision of CIS Security, Information Assurance, Secure Logistics, Safety and Database Management Services to Navy Command
- Awarded contract
Improvements to statistical and geographical databases and open data publishing tools / processes
- Awarded contract
Award Notice-HARP Database Management and Maintenance Services
- Expired contract
Repair and maintenance services of medical and precision equipment
- Closed tenderPublished 31 January 2018
Noticing System
- Closed tenderPublished 24 January 2018
COP_020 Copernicus Communications Services Lot 2: Press activities
- Closed tenderPublished 12 January 2018
Discovery Stage to establish future delivery options for student finance in Wales
- Closed tenderPublished 12 January 2018
Discovery Stage to establish future delivery options for student finance in Wales
- Expired contract
Database-management system
- Expired contract
RCM Lot 1
- Awarded contract
Repair and maintenance services of warships
- Closed tenderPublished 8 December 2017
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
- Expired contract
Database-management system
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about database management, database migration, database development in the UK public sector.
What counts as a database tender?
A database tender covers managing an existing database platform, migrating data from one system to another, or developing a bespoke database, such as a collections catalogue, an asset register or a speed-restriction database for rail infrastructure. General software or IT services contracts that happen to mention a database only in passing are not the target here.
Who buys database management and migration services?
Councils, NHS trusts, rail bodies and arts and heritage organisations are the most frequent buyers. A council might need cloud database support for a connectivity programme, while a hospital replaces an imaging or reporting system's underlying database as part of a wider clinical software project.
What's the difference between database migration and database development?
Database migration moves existing data from an old system into a new one, often as part of retiring legacy software. Database development builds something new from the ground up, whether that is a bespoke collections platform for a museum or a purpose-built speed database for a rail operator.
What CPV codes cover database tenders?
72212610 (Database software development services) and 48610000 (Database systems) both appear in the corpus, though neither dominates: 22 and 29 notices respectively carry one of these codes alongside this page's keyword filter, out of 540 in total. Most database work is tagged instead with broader software or IT services codes.
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