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CWC26100MW – Provision of Education Management Information System (EMIS)

Details

Buyer: Wolverhampton City Council
Topic: Software package and information systems
Published: 9 September 2026
Submission: 7 October 2026in 2 weeks
Source: uk:procontracts

Tender description

Wolverhampton City Council are conducting a Preliminary Market Engagement for Education Management Information System. The Council would like to look at the options available, indicative costs, technical options and benefits of installing such a solution. The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) is to seek input from potential suppliers within the market, to determine the capability and capacity of the market to deliver such a solution. This preliminary market engagement seeks to identify all the options available to the Council at this stage. Interested suppliers are invited to participate by completing a questionnaire. This will be used for information-gathering purposes and will help the Council understand the current market offerings and innovations. Keywords: Education, Management, Information

Timeline

Completed: Tender published9 September 2026
Current notice
Next: Submission date7 October 2026in 2 weeks

About the buyer

Wolverhampton City Council is a local authority that runs its own corporate procurement function covering goods and services for the city. Tenders and contract opportunities are published through the ProContract portal, where free registration takes about ten minutes. A public contracts register lists every live agreement the council holds. Projects due for retender within the next three years appear in a rolling procurement pipeline. Many requirements are sourced through existing frameworks, where suppliers have already pre-competed, rather than run as fresh competitions. Registered suppliers are notified automatically when a new opportunity matches their expertise.

UK local government drives £140bn in annual procurement, led by social protection (£66.6bn) and education (£57.1bn).

Over the past 5 years, most of Wolverhampton City Council's contract awards have been in architectural and engineering services, construction work and health and social work.