Printing Tenders and Contracts

Printing tenders cover commercial print runs, design and print bundles, and managed print services for photocopiers and multifunction devices. Buyers use it for electoral print and postal vote packs, stationery, publications, and print management contracts that combine printing with digital output and equipment leasing. There are 4,337 printing tenders and contracts on Stotles to date.

There are 28 open printing tenders on Stotles right now, out of 4,337 tracked to date. Another 202 sit at pre-tender stage and 2,385 have been awarded. Platform-wide, 2 notices were added to Stotles in the last seven days, so this list moves often.

Printing procurement mostly sits under CPV 79800000 (Printing and related services), which appears alongside these keywords on 1,339 notices, and CPV 79810000 (Printing services), on 1,089. Printed matter itself falls under CPV 22000000 (Printed matter and related products), used on 936 notices matching the same keywords. None of these codes are applied as a filter on this page: keywords alone find more of the on-intent notices.

Councils buy electoral print and postal vote packs on tight statutory deadlines, alongside letter and mailing distribution. Universities and housing associations run print and design frameworks for prospectuses, newsletters, stationery and promotional print. NHS trusts, universities, and councils buy managed print services bundling printing with multifunction devices and equipment leasing, sometimes through named frameworks such as the Scottish Government's Publishing, Print, Design and Associated Services framework and TfGM's Print Services Framework.

Often, yes. A share of these notices are for multifunction print devices, photocopier leasing, and managed print services that combine hardware, servicing and print management software rather than pure print runs. Buyers title these Managed Print Service, MFD Partner, or Multifunctional Devices and Associated Products and Services, and they still belong in this keyword filter because they mix printing language with device supply.