AI Agent Tenders and Contracts

A contract for an autonomous or semi-autonomous AI system that carries out tasks on a buyer's behalf, distinct from a general AI or chatbot procurement. On Stotles these notices cover Microsoft Copilot Agents, Salesforce Agentforce, Blue Prism digital worker licences, and bespoke agentic AI development, most delivered as call-offs under existing IT frameworks.

Regulators and central government bodies such as Ofgem, the Financial Conduct Authority and GOV.UK have been early buyers, alongside NHS organisations and local authorities deploying digital worker licences for back-office automation. Policing bodies have also procured AI agents for public-contact and case-management work.

No. The bare word "agent" mostly means something else entirely in procurement: managing agents, estate agents, an employer's agent on a construction project. It also stems into "agentic", so a bare "agentic" search pulls in unrelated notices that merely mention an agent elsewhere in the text. This page filters specifically on AI agent, agentic AI, Copilot Agent, Agentforce and digital worker phrasing so it stays on the AI system rather than the everyday meaning of the word.

There is no CPV code specific to AI agents yet. Notices carry general IT codes instead, most often 72000000 (IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support), which returns 18 notices alongside this page's keyword filter. Neither is stored as a filter here: the site AND-combines stored codes with the keywords, which would narrow the page rather than widen it.