Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PVWZ-3216-PVQL
- Address
- London, UKI32, SW1A 2EG, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 23 Apr 2025
- Latest notice
- 21 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 177 tenders
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The Government Office for Science (GOS) is awarding a service contract for the development and maintenance of the Areas of Research Interest (ARI) database, Ari.org.uk. The database supports government departments in publishing and accessing ARI questions, primarily for external experts but also to be used by Civil Servants to i
This evidence pack provides updated analysis to build on previous evidence published for CST on GOV.UK. It serves as a key resource for briefings, reports, and ministerial communications on UK investments across DSIT. The proposed work delivers novel and unique insights that are critical for ministers to reference publicly and t
DSIT’s Advanced Materials team were seeking to commission a roadmapping workshop project for DSIT’s roadmapping exercise on Metamaterials, a strategic subclass of advanced materials. The project provider will facilitate workshops with stakeholders on the theme of metamaterials commercialisation, identifying national priorities
The requirement is for DSIT to access specialised business intelligence data for national and international private companies. The products provided under the agreement are highly granular National company information and specific International company information and are accessible as an internet hosted library service.
DataCamp is an online learning platform specialising in data science, analytics, and AI education. The platform is designed for learners at all levels, from beginners to professionals seeking to enhance their skills. The Datacamp platform offers a wide variety of courses relevant to our Departmental requirements. Sch 5 para 5 of
The CyberFirst schools and colleges programme operates in 6 English regions and all 3 Home Nations. In 2026 the programme will transition to be part of TechFirst, a scaled up programme that will reach every region and will support skills across all frontier technologies, not just cyber. TechFirst will be very much built on Cyber
Procurement of Integrated miniature eLORAN GNSS Receiver and Antenna. Roke Manor Research hold the IP for the multi-GNSS / eLORAN receiver and antenna that is required by the programme. This equipment was developed through the UK-European Space Agency Navigation Innovation Support Programme to specific UK specification for mini
The UK is seeking to work with a supplier or consortium to host an event on the security and growth of frontier technology in Brussels, inviting European governments, EU institutions, industry and academia. The event will bring together leading thinkers and policy makers to engage in an open discussion, where participants will
Delivery of two projects: Production of a bespoke online lecture series on the topic of an introduction to Position Navigation Timing (PNT) in the 21st Century. Production of a maritime-focussed Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) interference report.
This contract provides access to AI models using APIs via an integrated platform.
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