Home Office Tenders
See open Home Office tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
The Home Office runs one of the widest buying books in government: Border Force cutters and coastal sensors, asylum accommodation, casework systems, forensic and law enforcement software, and the Emergency Services Network. Stotles tracks 7,285 Home Office notices to date, including 5,074 awarded contracts. Most of this activity reaches suppliers through IT and digital programmes and marine or vessel maintenance for Border Force, rather than a single obvious category.
3,366 results
- Expired contract
Secure English Language Testing - UK and Rest of the World
- Expired contract
Secure English Language Testing - UK Region
- Closed tenderPublished 4 December 2015
PROJECT RESTORE - CRITICAL REVIEW AND REWRITE OF CAST RESTORE CRITERIA
- Stale Pre-tenderPublished 12 November 2015
Through-barrier materials identification device
- Expired contract
Developing measures to better estimate the costs of reputational damage to businesses from cyber crime
- Closed tenderPublished 23 October 2015
The labour market for nurses in the UK and its relationship to the demand for, and supply of, foreign-born nurses in the NHS
- Closed tenderPublished 22 October 2015
Threat Detection in Fast Parcels
- Closed tenderPublished 14 October 2015
TETRA Air to Ground Radio Support and Maintenance
- Closed tenderPublished 6 October 2015
Pulsed Induction Metal Induction
- Expired contract
Home Office Managed Print Service
- Closed tenderPublished 28 September 2015
Provision of a helicopter service for Home Office trials
- Closed tenderPublished 16 September 2015
HOS/15/041 – Expression of Interest for provision of Community Attitude Surveys
- Expired contract
Home Office TW3 Estate Consolidation Newcastle - Feasibility Study
- Expired contract
UKBF Site 134 Container Wall
- Expired contract
Home Office Disposal/Resale Options for Modular Building - Feasibility
- Expired contract
Home Office West London TW3 Estate Transformation/Consolidation Feasibility
- Expired contract
Estate Management Services to Home Office & Crown Prosecution Service
- Expired contract
Home Office Leeds TW3 Consolidation - Feasibility Study
- Expired contract
HOT London Fleet St, TW3 Estate Consolidation - Feasibility Study
- Expired contract
UKBF East Midlands Airport Freight Hub - Concept Design
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about Home Office, Border Force, immigration, asylum, passport, UKVI, Immigration Enforcement, policing, prison, visa in the UK public sector.
What does the Home Office buy through public procurement?
Far more than borders and immigration. The Home Office's own notices cover Border Force vessel maintenance and coastal sensor equipment, asylum accommodation and casework systems, forensic and law enforcement software, the Emergency Services Network, and routine IT and network infrastructure. Marine patrol vessel work alone appears in 93 notices in Stotles' corpus, and IT services in 1,213.
How many Home Office tenders and contracts does Stotles track?
7,285 to date, spanning open tenders, closed bids, pre-tender notices and awarded contracts. 5,074 of those are awarded contracts, so most Home Office activity in the corpus is already decided rather than open for bids.
Is Home Office procurement mostly IT and technology contracts?
It is a large part of it, but not the whole picture. IT services account for the most Home Office notices in Stotles' sample of recent activity, covering caseworking systems, cyber security work and network infrastructure. Alongside that sits a steady run of marine and vessel maintenance for Border Force cutters, plus asylum accommodation and support contracts.
Where do Home Office tenders get published?
The same portals as the rest of central government: Find a Tender for larger, above-threshold notices and Contracts Finder for smaller ones. Stotles pulls from both, plus 100+ portals in total, so a Home Office notice does not have to be searched for one portal at a time.
Can I track Home Office buyers and suppliers directly?
Yes. Stotles records the Home Office as a single buyer entity, so its notices sit together rather than scattered across unrelated "home office" mentions elsewhere in the corpus, such as office furniture or remote-working kit. That is also how this page is built: by buyer, not by keyword alone.
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