Disaster Recovery Tenders and Contracts
See open disaster recovery tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Disaster recovery work here covers restoring IT systems after an outage or failure: backup infrastructure, DRaaS solutions for on-premise systems, and cloud-tenancy recovery configuration. It is usually bought as one line inside a wider IT infrastructure or cloud programme rather than as a single standalone contract.
Stotles tracks 1,763 disaster recovery notices to date, with 42 recorded as a dedicated disaster recovery award.
1,736 results
- Awarded contract
LAN/WAN, Cybersecurity and Information Security Managed Service Divided into 2 Lots
- Closed tenderPublished 8 September 2023
Replacement Backup, Disaster Recovery and M365 Backup Solution
- Stale Pre-tenderPublished 30 August 2023
NHS SBS CLEANING FRAMEWORK (SBS10508)
- Closed tenderPublished 25 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS – Leeming Structural Works to 17 properties FY2023/24 – Amey North Region – Northern England
- Closed tenderPublished 25 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS - Leeming Structural Works to 17 properties FY2023/24 - Amey North Region - Northern England
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS – Wimbish Roof Replacements to 8 properties FY2023/24 – Amey Central Region – East
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS – Wattisham Roof Replacements to 61 properties FY2023/24 – Amey Central Region – East
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: Roof replacements to the Defence Estate across the Central Region - East Midlands and North (FDIS) – Waddington Roof replacements to 43 SFA
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: Roof Replacement Opportunities FY2023/24 - Amey Central Region – West – Tern Hill Roof replacements to 52 SFA
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS - Catterick External Wall Insulation Works FY2023/24 - Amey North Region – 60 properties
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: Refurbishment Programme (FDIS) across the Central Region - East Midlands & North – Coningsby D&W 69 SFA
- Closed tenderPublished 23 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: Door and Window Replacements across the Central Region - West (FDIS) – Tern Hill D&W to 121 SFA
- Expired contract
Supply Chain Notice: Roof replacements to the Defence Estate across the Central Region - East Midlands and North (FDIS) - Waddington Roof replacements to 43 SFA
- Expired contract
Supply Chain Notice: Roof Replacement Opportunities FY2023/24 - Amey Central Region - West - Tern Hill Roof replacements to 52 SFA
- Expired contract
20230817_07
- Closed tenderPublished 22 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS - Wimbish Roof Replacements to 8 properties FY2023/24 - Amey Central Region - East
- Expired contract
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS - Catterick External Wall Insulation Works FY2023/24 - Amey North Region - 60 properties
- Closed tenderPublished 22 August 2023
Supply Chain Notice: FDIS - Wattisham Roof Replacements to 61 properties FY2023/24 - Amey Central Region - East
- Expired contract
Supply Chain Notice: Door and Window Replacements across the Central Region - West (FDIS) - Tern Hill D&W to 121 SFA
- Expired contract
Supply Chain Notice: Refurbishment Programme (FDIS) across the Central Region - East Midlands & North - Digby External Refurbishments to 110 properties
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about disaster recovery, backup and disaster recovery in the UK public sector.
What counts as a disaster recovery tender?
A disaster recovery tender covers backup infrastructure, DRaaS (disaster recovery as a service) solutions, and cloud-tenancy recovery configuration bought to restore IT systems after a failure. Most notices bundle it inside a wider IT infrastructure, cloud migration or managed-service contract rather than tendering it alone.
Is disaster recovery usually a standalone contract?
Rarely. On the corpus evidence, most disaster recovery work is one line item inside a larger IT infrastructure, hosting or managed-service contract. A council upgrading its cloud recovery position, for instance, is more likely to fold that into an existing IT support call-off than run a dedicated procurement.
Who buys disaster recovery capability in the public sector?
Councils and other public bodies with an established IT estate are the main buyers, usually adding or upgrading disaster recovery as part of a wider infrastructure refresh. A single named 'disaster recovery' award is uncommon; most of this work sits inside a broader IT services contract.
What CPV code covers disaster recovery services?
72120000 (Hardware disaster-recovery consultancy services) is the clearest match, carried on 42 notices alongside this page's keyword filter. Most disaster recovery work carries a broader IT infrastructure or cloud code instead, since it is rarely tendered as a standalone service.
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