Wifi Contracts and Tenders

See open wifi tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.

Wifi procurement covers wireless access point installs and refreshes, managed wifi services, guest and public wifi, and campus-wide network upgrades. Schools, NHS trusts, universities, and councils drive most of it, and passenger wifi turns up on rail and transport contracts too.

There are 1,829 notices tracked against this search to date, and 1,019 of them are already awarded, so most of what is here is contract history rather than live opportunities.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about wifi, wireless access point, wireless network in the UK public sector.

  • How do I find wifi contracts in the UK public sector?

    Search live portals for open wifi tenders, or move earlier by reading buyer strategy and budget documents before a notice is even published. Stotles tracks notices across 100+ portals, so a single search covers council, NHS, and education buyers rather than one portal at a time. See what is open now, track who is buying, and build a bid from there.

  • What CPV codes cover wifi and wireless network tenders?

    Wifi and wireless network work is coded mainly under 32510000 (Wireless telecommunications system) and 32420000 (Network equipment). Against this topic's keyword filter, 32510000 returns 136 notices and 32420000 returns 176. Neither code is applied as a filter on this page: the keywords alone also catch notices that carry no CPV code, or a different one.

  • How many wifi tenders and contracts are tracked in the UK?

    There are 1,829 notices to date matching wifi, wireless access point, or wireless network searches, across open tenders, closed tenders, and awarded contracts. 1,019 of those are already awarded, so most of the activity here is contract history rather than live opportunities.

  • What does a wifi tender usually cover?

    Notices in this cluster run from wireless access point replacements and managed wifi services to campus network upgrades and public or guest wifi installs. Schools, NHS trusts, universities, and councils are the most frequent buyers, and passenger wifi on trains and at stations shows up too.

  • Are there framework routes to market for wifi contracts?

    Some buyers call off wifi work through existing frameworks rather than running a fresh competition. The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science used a call-off under the Network Services 3 framework (RM6116) for a fully managed wifi service, for example.

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