Hospitality Tenders and Contracts

On Stotles, a hospitality tender is a notice where buyers use the word to describe catering and events work: staffing for conferences and functions, venue concessions such as museum cafes or arts centres, and hospitality supplied alongside a wider events programme. It is a narrower category than general catering, and it does not cover hotel accommodation contracts, which sit on their own page.

Yes, and that overlap is expected rather than a duplicate listing. Most hospitality notices are written into a wider catering brief, such as a school, police force or university awarding one contract that covers day-to-day catering plus occasional hospitality catering for events. Suppliers chasing both should also watch Catering Tenders.

A steady stream of skills bootcamps, apprenticeship placements and prison education courses train people for hospitality and catering roles, commissioned by councils, colleges and the Ministry of Justice. Sector-support work, including tourism board programmes that help hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland and England, also appears under this filter.

No. Hotel construction, hotel accommodation and asylum-related hotel contracts are tracked separately on Stotles, since buyers title those very differently to hospitality catering and events work. This page focuses on the hospitality-services side of the sector, not hotel property or accommodation.

The most common codes on hospitality notices are 55520000 (catering services), 80530000 (vocational training services) and 79620000 (supply services of personnel including temporary staff). Stotles does not filter this page by CPV code alone, since plenty of genuinely on-topic notices carry no code or a neighbouring one; the keyword filter above is what actually drives the results.