Gas Detection Tenders

See open gas detection tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.

Gas detection procurement covers fixed and portable gas detectors, methane and toxic gas sensors, and the calibration and maintenance contracts that keep them certified. Water companies, NHS trusts, universities, and local authorities buy this kit for confined spaces, plant rooms, and landfill sites.

There are 537 notices in the corpus to date, 237 awarded and 4 open now. Most are supply, calibration, and repair of existing systems, and gas detection is often bundled with breathing apparatus and safety equipment.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about gas detection, gas detector, gas leak detection, methane detection, gas monitoring in the UK public sector.

  • How many gas detection tenders are open right now?

    There are 4 open gas detection tenders in the corpus, out of 537 notices tracked to date. 237 of those have already been awarded, and most cover the supply, calibration, or repair of fixed and portable gas detection systems rather than brand new installations.

  • What does gas detection procurement actually cover?

    Fixed and portable gas detectors, methane and toxic gas sensors, gas analysers, and the calibration and repair contracts that keep them certified. It also runs alongside breathing apparatus and wider confined-space safety equipment, since the two are often bought together on the same notice.

  • Which CPV codes cover gas detection contracts?

    The most common are 38543000 (Gas-detection equipment), 38431100 (Gas-detection apparatus), and 50413100 (Repair and maintenance services of gas-detection equipment). Toxic gas detection services and gas-analysis apparatus also appear regularly in the sample.

  • Who buys gas detection equipment in the public sector?

    Water companies, NHS trusts, universities, and local authorities are the regular buyers, alongside defence and research sites where flammable or toxic gases are a workplace risk. Contracts tend to sit with estates or health and safety teams rather than procurement frameworks alone.

  • Are gas detection contracts mostly new equipment or maintenance?

    Maintenance leans heavier. A large share of the notices are calibration, servicing, and repair contracts for gas detection systems already installed, rather than first-time supply and installation. Buyers replace sensors and units individually as they expire or fail rather than re-equipping a whole site at once.

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