Google Contracts and Tenders

Search live tenders across public and private portals, or move earlier: read a buyer's strategy documents and budget papers for the signals before a tender opens, track who is renewing or migrating, and build a bid from there. On Stotles you can see what is open now and follow the buyers behind Google Workspace and Google Cloud activity without waiting for the next portal listing.

Most of it runs through a call-off rather than a fresh competition. G-Cloud (Crown Commercial Service, RM1557) covers the bulk of standalone Google Cloud Platform and Workspace licensing deals. Jisc's OCRE Cloud framework is used by universities and research bodies buying Google Cloud services, and Jisc also runs a Google for Education reseller framework covering Workspace, Gemini, and Chrome Education editions for schools and colleges.

Google Workspace and Google Cloud notices map most often to CPV 72000000 (IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support, 45 notices alongside this filter) and 48000000 (Software package and information systems, 33 notices). Licence-specific notices carry 48218000 (License management software package, 5 notices) more often than the other two.

The live count moves daily and often sits close to zero: of the notices matching this page's filter, most are awards rather than open competitions. That is typical for a single-vendor topic. Most buyers renew or extend an existing Google Workspace or Google Cloud agreement through a framework call-off rather than running a fresh open competition, so the activity shows up in awards rather than live tenders.

No. Plenty of notices mention Google only in passing, a Google Maps API line in a tree survey, a Google Analytics reference buried inside a much larger digital services contract, a stray mention in a media-buying brief, without being a genuine Google Workspace or Google Cloud procurement. This page focuses on the latter rather than every passing mention of the brand.