Police Tenders and Contracts

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

Police procurement covers what forces and police and crime commissioners buy to operate. That includes vehicles and their conversion, repair and recovery, uniform and protective equipment, and station refurbishment. Alarms, radio masts and control room systems also come up. Forensic and custody services come up too, as do commissioned victim support and domestic abuse services.

Forces buy both directly and through collaborative routes such as BlueLight Commercial and national vehicle and technology frameworks. Police and crime commissioners and chief constables across England and Wales tender alongside the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, the Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Scottish Police Authority.

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Frequently asked questions

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  • How do I get police contracts in the UK?

    Watch individual forces and BlueLight Commercial's own tenders and frameworks as they open, or move earlier by tracking a force's budget and strategy documents before a competition starts. Policing procurement runs force by force rather than through one buyer, so watching the Metropolitan Police alone tells you nothing about what Police Scotland or a county constabulary is planning next.

  • Is there one national police buying organisation?

    No single body buys for UK policing. Individual forces, their police and crime commissioners and chief constables each run their own procurement, covering everything from custody drug testing to fleet livery and IT systems. BlueLight Commercial runs collaborative national frameworks that forces can call off against, such as BLC0339 for drug testing on arrest, but a force is free to run its own competition instead.

  • Which police forces show up in this search?

    All of them. A broad sample of recent notices returned dozens of different buying organisations, so no single force accounts for more than a small share of what is on record here.

  • What CPV codes cover police procurement?

    Police has no CPV code of its own. Notices are classified by what the force is buying, for example 50110000 (Repair and maintenance services of motor vehicles and associated equipment) for fleet maintenance and 85300000 (Social work and related services) for commissioned victim support services.

  • How do I find police contracts before they are formally tendered?

    Read building safety and security programmes, risk assessments, servicing cycles and expiry dates for existing contracts, which show police work coming due ahead of a notice. On Stotles you can track those signals and the buyers behind them, then follow a notice from pre-tender through to award.

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