Zero Trust Tenders

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

Zero trust procurement arrives as ZTNA licensing, secure web gateway and secure service edge rollouts, network access control, micro-segmentation, and the consultancy behind a maturity roadmap. Buyers rarely put zero trust in the title. It is more often one line in a cyber tooling spec or a firewall replacement.

Stotles tracks 125 notices on this filter, 70 of them awarded and 13 at pre-tender. Open notices are rare here, so the awarded record is where the pattern sits.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about zero trust, ZTNA, micro-segmentation, software defined perimeter in the UK public sector.

  • How do I find zero trust tenders in the UK?

    Two ways in. Search the portals for live notices, or move earlier and track the buyers writing zero trust into their cyber strategies before a tender exists. Stotles pulls notices from 100+ portals and indexes buyer strategy and budget documents beside them, so a requirement can be spotted while it is still a plan. Platform-wide, 2,198 notices are open right now.

  • What kind of contracts show up under zero trust?

    Mostly software and licensing. Notices matching this page cover ZTNA client licences, secure web gateway and secure service edge rollouts, network access control, VPN replacement, and micro-segmentation licences.

    Alongside those sit larger cyber tooling and managed security packages that name zero trust as one requirement among many, plus a thinner run of consultancy work assessing zero trust maturity and building a roadmap from it.

  • Which CPV codes are used for zero trust contracts?

    There is no zero trust CPV code, which is part of why these notices are awkward to find. Across the notices matching this page the codes that recur are 72000000 (IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support), 48000000 (Software package and information systems) and 48730000 (Security software package).

    Those codes are not applied as a filter here, because plenty of on-intent notices carry no code at all or a neighbouring one, and filtering on them drops those notices off the page.

  • Is zero trust usually the subject of a tender or a requirement inside one?

    More often a requirement inside one. A firewall replacement, a managed security service or a market engagement for a SaaS platform will list zero trust architecture as a non-functional requirement rather than the thing being bought. For a bid team that changes where to look: the searchable opportunity is frequently a network security or cyber tooling procurement with a zero trust clause inside it. Platform-wide, 0 notices were added in the last seven days.

  • How much of the zero trust record is already awarded?

    Most of it. Of the 125 notices matching this page, 70 are awarded contracts and 13 are still at pre-tender or early planning; the rest are tenders that have already closed. That makes the awarded half the more useful one for a supplier. It shows which buyers have already bought, what they bought it for, and when a renewal conversation starts being worth having.

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