Graphic Design Tenders and Contracts
See open graphic design tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
Graphic design procurement covers commissioned design work: reports and publications, leaflets and brochures, infographics and digital assets, often bought with artwork and print management. Museums and galleries appoint graphic designers for exhibitions, and creative services frameworks carry graphic design as one lot.
Graphic design is bought through multi-supplier frameworks such as the CCS Communications Marketplace, through freelance panels, or as a combined design and print management contract, often split into lots by discipline. Councils, housing associations, museums, universities and colleges, Irish education and training boards and central government bodies are regular buyers.
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- Awarded contractPublished 17 February 2011
3D Graphic Designer
Value not stated
- Closed tenderPublished 1 October 2009
Framework Agreement for Graphic Design, Creative and Photographic Services
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- Expired contractPublished 1 October 2009
Framework Agreement for Graphic Design, Creative and Photographic Services
Value not stated
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about graphic design, design and artwork, vehicle graphics, vinyl graphics, window graphics, display graphics, large format graphics, signage and graphics, environmental graphics, wayfinding graphics, exhibition graphics, fleet livery, vehicle livery, hoarding graphics, interpretation panels, graphic design services, wayfinding design, wall graphics, museum graphics in the UK public sector.
What kind of work do graphic design tenders cover?
Broader than a logo. The work splits into design service frameworks, applied graphics such as vehicle liveries and window or display panels, and exhibition and interpretation graphics for museums and visitor sites. Much of it is bundled with print management, so read the lot structure before assuming which part you can bid for.
What CPV codes are used for graphic design contracts?
The main one is 79822500 (Graphic design services). Two others turn up regularly: 79415200 (Design consultancy services) and 79930000 (Specialty design services). Buyers tag inconsistently, and plenty of on-intent notices carry only a printing code, so treat codes as a starting point rather than a filter.
How competitive are UK graphic design tenders?
Volume is high and the live window is narrow. Only a small share of notices matching this filter sit open at any one time, while the majority are already awarded, so the practical route in is getting onto frameworks and knowing who holds the incumbent contract.
Who buys graphic design in the public sector?
Councils, universities, museums and central government departments buy graphic design, mostly through their communications and marketing teams. Design frameworks and design-and-print lots dominate.
How do I find graphic design contracts before they are formally tendered?
Read communications strategies, campaign calendars, event programmes and framework renewal dates, which show graphic design work coming due ahead of a notice. On Stotles you can track those signals and the communications teams behind them, then follow a notice from pre-tender through to award.
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