Network Tenders
See open network tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Network procurement covers local and wide area network infrastructure, structured cabling, switches and wireless access points, plus the connectivity and maintenance contracts that keep a public estate's network running, bought by councils, NHS trusts, universities and central government.
Stotles has tracked 4,196 network notices to date, including 2,321 awarded contracts and 344 at pre-tender stage. Network equipment (CPV 32420000) is the code that shows up most in the sample.
4,113 results
- Awarded contract
Multi-Agency Incident Transfer - MAIT
- Awarded contract
Network Switches and Software
- Awarded contract
Smart Place server and network maintenance
- Closed tenderPublished 8 April 2026
IT2472_Datacentre Switching Network Refresh
- Closed tenderPublished 8 April 2026
IT2472_Datacentre Switching Network Refresh
- Closed tenderPublished 8 April 2026
Donegal County Council - Provision of Services for Routing, Switching, Firewall and System Support
- Awarded contract
Server Network Switches including Support and Maintenance
- Awarded contract
PDSCN-510-2025 Network Support
- Closed tenderPublished 7 April 2026
Core Networks Tender
- Closed tenderPublished 7 April 2026
Theory Test Services
- Awarded contract
Renewal of Network Switching, Firewall.
- Awarded contract
Corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) Software Licensing
- Awarded contract
25/26 LAN Refresh
- Awarded contract
Firewall
- Awarded contract
Provision of Interim Enterprise Server Infrastructure (1-3 Year Horizon)
- Closed tenderPublished 1 April 2026
Supply & Delivery of DBM Asphalt & Associated Products
- Awarded contract
CCTV Network Maintenance, Repair & Installation
- Closed tenderPublished 31 March 2026
Supply of Network Switches and Wireless Access Points - 2026
- Awarded contract
Supply Delivery Installation and Maintenance of Network Equipment
- Awarded contract
Cisco Switches and Support
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about network infrastructure, network cabling, network connectivity, wide area network, local area network, network switches, network maintenance, structured cabling in the UK public sector.
How do I find network infrastructure tenders in the UK?
Search live portals for network and connectivity tenders, or work earlier by tracking the buyers who publish them. On Stotles you can filter by buyer, stage and CPV code, and read the documents behind a live procurement before it closes. Platform-wide, 2,171 tenders are open right now across every category Stotles tracks.
What counts as network infrastructure procurement?
Buyers use the network label broadly. It covers local area network (LAN) and wide area network (WAN) infrastructure, structured cabling, switches and wireless access points, plus the connectivity, maintenance and upgrade contracts that keep an estate's network running. All of it sits inside the 4,196 notices Stotles has tracked for this topic to date.
Which CPV codes cover network infrastructure?
Network equipment sits under CPV 32420000, which matches 342 notices alongside the keyword filter. Network infrastructure itself is CPV 32424000, matching 361, and network cabling is CPV 32421000, matching 347. Wide area network and local area network codes also turn up regularly in the sample.
Do network contracts run through frameworks?
Often. National network and connectivity framework agreements sit alongside one-off tenders from individual councils, NHS trusts and universities in the sample, and 44% of suppliers nationally say frameworks are their main route into public sector work.
How many network tenders has Stotles tracked?
4,196 network notices to date, made up of 2,321 awarded contracts, 344 at pre-tender or early market-engagement stage, and the rest open or closed for bids. New notices are added continuously as buyers publish, so return to this page rather than relying on a single search.
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