Insurance Contracts and Tenders
See open insurance tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Insurance procurement covers liability, property, motor fleet, and cyber cover bought by councils, housing associations, NHS bodies, and universities. Much of it runs through an appointed insurance broker rather than a single open advert, so a year's cover can appear as one insurer tender with a dozen lots inside it.
There are 501 insurance notices on Stotles to date, including 237 awarded contracts and 15 at pre-tender stage. Most fall under CPV code 66510000, Insurance services.
496 results
- Closed tenderPublished 20 October 2016
Leasehold Insurance Tender excluding broker services
- Closed tenderPublished 17 October 2016
Tri-Borough Shared Service Insurance Tender for Property, Liability, FG/Crime, PA/Travel, Terrorism
- Closed tenderPublished 13 October 2016
OJEU Insurance Tender
- Closed tenderPublished 26 September 2016
Leasehold Insurance Tender excluding Broker Services
- Closed tenderPublished 20 September 2016
Private Medical Insurance tender 2016
- Awarded contract
Insurance and pension services
- Expired contract
Insurance Tender Excluding Broker Services
- Awarded contract
Insurance services
- Expired contract
Insurance Tender Excluding Broker Services
- Expired contract
Insurance Tender Excluding Broker Services
- Expired contract
Insurance Tender Excluding Broker Services
- Closed tenderPublished 27 June 2016
Insurance Tender
- Closed tenderPublished 27 June 2016
Insurance Tender
- Closed tenderPublished 24 June 2016
Insurance services
- Closed tenderPublished 23 May 2016
Insurance services
- Closed tenderPublished 22 April 2016
Insurance Tender Excluding Broker Services
- Closed tenderPublished 19 April 2016
Insurance services
- Closed tenderPublished 18 April 2016
London Borough of Bromley - Insurance Tender (excl. Broker Services) - 6 Lots
- Closed tenderPublished 8 March 2016
Insurance Tender
- Expired contract
Fortis Living Risk Services Tender
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about insurance contracts, insurance tenders, tender for insurance work in the UK public sector.
How do I find insurance tenders in the UK public sector?
Search Stotles for live and awarded insurance notices, or set up an alert on the categories you cover. Platform-wide, 2,146 tenders are open right now, and 2 new notices were added across all categories in the last seven days.
What types of insurance do UK public sector contracts cover?
Public bodies buy cover across several lines rather than a single policy: property, combined and excess liability, motor fleet, crime and fidelity guarantee, cyber, professional indemnity, and personal accident and travel. A single insurer tender is often split into a dozen or more lots, one per line of cover, rather than written up as separate adverts.
What CPV codes apply to insurance tenders?
Insurance tenders and contracts map most closely to CPV code 66510000, Insurance services, which covers 269 notices in this corpus alongside the keyword filter. A second code, 66516000, Liability insurance services, covers 66, reflecting the share of contracts written as pure liability cover: employers', public, and products liability.
Are insurance contracts tendered directly, or through a broker?
Many are tendered through an appointed insurance broker rather than as a standalone advert. A council's or housing association's annual insurance programme commonly appears as one insurer tender covering several lines of cover, managed on the buyer's behalf by that broker.
How many insurance tenders and contracts are there in the UK public sector?
There are 501 insurance notices on Stotles to date, including 237 awarded contracts and 15 at pre-tender stage, with the rest open or closed for bids. Awarded value is not shown here: aggregate value figures for this category reflect framework ceiling amounts rather than actual spend.
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