Home Office tenders, awards, and pre-procurement notices.

Home Office is a central ministerial department, and it buys through its own commercial and procurement function. Border Force, UK Visas and Immigration and HM Passport Office sit within the department. Security-sector contracts run through the Joint Security and Resilience Centre, a dedicated procurement route for that work.

Over the past 5 years, most of Home Office's contract awards have been in IT services, business services and software and information systems.

Recent notices from Home Office

Browse open tenders, awarded contracts, and pre-procurement documents from Home Office.

  • Expired contract

    Jaggaer Bravo & Award e-Sourcing Licenses 2020/21

    Home Office£35,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Jermaine Baker Inquiry Streaming Service

    Home Office£103,975Closing —
  • Expired contract

    DMR Hardware - Feb20

    Home Office£388,914.55Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Sysdig Licenses Mar20

    Home Office£251,662Closing —
  • Expired contract

    N&I Software & Hardware Mar20

    Home Office£100,972.85Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Cyber Security Services 2021/22

    Home Office£4,800,000Closing —
  • Awarded contract

    C18476 Digital Data and Technology (DDaT) Central Technical Architecture Partner Service

    Home Office£40,000,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Telescopic Boom Conveyor

    Home Office£13,318Closing —
  • Expired contract

    BF DPS Premium Services and Dynamic Response Tool IT Support

    Home Office£1,955,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    HOS - Accreditation by UKAS

    Home Office£95,233Closing —
  • Expired contract

    DDaT Central Product Partner Services

    Home Office£4,000,000Closing —
  • Closed tender

    METIS FTEP - SaaS Enhancement with CoP and Integration Enhancement

    Home Office—Closing 7 May 2021
  • Closed tender

    Digital Interviewing

    Home Office£2,000,000Closing 17 May 2021
  • Expired contract

    DBS RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING SERVICES 2021

    Home Office£96,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    Shipment of Furniture

    Home Office£60,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    DDaT Software Engineering Partner Services

    Home Office£80,000,000Closing —
  • Expired contract

    COVID 19 - Home Office Self Isolation Checks

    Home Office90,000,000Closing —
  • Awarded contract

    Refugee Transitions Outcomes Fund

    Home Office£1,369,255Closing —

What Home Office buys

See a list of Home Office's top procurement categories by notice volume over the last five years.

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CategoriesCountValue
  1. IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
    1,040
    £28.3bn
  2. Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
    404
    £24.9bn
  3. Software package and information systems
    335
    £12.2bn
  4. Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation
    277
    £994.5m
  5. Research and development services and related consultancy services
    211
    £1.6bn
  6. Repair and maintenance services
    194
    £10.7bn
  7. Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment
    177
    £7.0bn
  8. Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment
    165
    £16.0bn
  9. Education and training services
    137
    £11.9bn
  10. Administration, defence and social security services
    134
    £15.1bn

Unlock decision-makers at Home Office

Get direct contact details for senior stakeholders at Home Office, so you can get your business in front of the people who actually sign off on contracts.

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