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Television and Audio Visual Equipment Tenders and Contracts

See open television equipment tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector. This covers televisions, aerials, satellite dishes and digital TV reception and distribution systems, plus the installation and repair work that keeps them running. Councils, housing associations, universities and colleges are the main buyers.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about television equipment in the UK public sector.

  • What counts as a television equipment tender?

    A television equipment tender covers the supply, installation or repair of TVs, aerials, satellite dishes and digital reception or distribution systems bought by a public sector body. Some appear as their own notice; others sit inside a wider refurbishment or AV fit-out contract.

  • Who buys television equipment through public tenders?

    Councils, housing associations, universities and colleges are the main buyers. Many are replacing communal TV systems in student accommodation or public buildings, or maintaining aerials and reception equipment already installed.

  • How are television equipment contracts procured?

    Smaller repair and maintenance work is let through an existing framework or consortium agreement. Larger refresh or installation projects are tendered as standalone contracts.

  • Is a television equipment tender the same as a CCTV tender?

    No. Closed-circuit television, or CCTV, is surveillance equipment and is tendered separately for security and monitoring. A television equipment tender covers TVs, aerials and broadcast reception equipment bought for viewing, not surveillance.

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