ERP Tenders and Contracts

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

Most notices are enterprise resource planning platforms covering finance, HR, procurement and back-office functions: SAP, Oracle Fusion, Unit4 (formerly Agresso), NetSuite, Workday and Microsoft Dynamics Finance all show up regularly, bought as a software licence or bundled with an implementation partner.

Councils, universities, NHS trusts and housing associations buy most of it, usually replacing or extending a system that has been in place for years.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about enterprise resource planning, erp system, erp software, sap erp, oracle fusion, unit4, agresso, netsuite, workday, dynamics 365 finance, sage x3 in the UK public sector.

  • How do I find ERP contracts in the UK public sector?

    Search live portals for open ERP tenders, or track buyers ahead of a system renewal, since most ERP work runs on long replacement cycles rather than frequent competitions. Stotles pulls notices from 100+ portals into one place, and platform-wide 5,226 tenders are open right now across every category.

  • What does ERP procurement usually cover?

    Enterprise resource planning software for finance, HR and procurement sits at the core, often supplied alongside implementation, data migration and change management services under one contract. A move from an on-premise system to a cloud-based platform is the most common driver of a fresh competition.

  • What CPV codes cover ERP procurement?

    48451000 (Enterprise resource planning software package) is the closest dedicated code and returns 166 notices alongside this page's keyword filter, though it also covers general finance and accounting software, so it is not used as a filter here; the keyword search catches the on-topic notices whether or not that code is present.

  • Which ERP vendors and systems does this page cover?

    SAP, Oracle Fusion, Unit4 (and its older product name, Agresso), NetSuite, Workday and Microsoft Dynamics Finance are named directly in the filter, alongside general phrases like "enterprise resource planning" and "ERP system" that catch notices for other or unnamed platforms. The bare acronym "ERP" is not used: it collides with unrelated procurement, most visibly framework names like "ERPS" (Engineering and Regeneration Professional Services), which are not ERP software buys at all.

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