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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EBSCO is an online research database that provides access to academic literature and journals whilst supporting literature searching and review. EBSCO is available as an enterprise model meaning everyone across the department can access it. It is used to run literature reviews, fill evidence gaps, and keep up to date with the la
Project to provide UK sovereign capability in both manufacturing the glass blown shapes for vapour cells and rubidium standards for use in atomic clocks.
Access to Ordnance Survey's GNSS Interference Network Analytics (GINA) and end-user research services. Contract dates are Q4 FY 25/26.
CYBERUK 2026 Sponsorship and Exhibition event
Evaluate provides a comprehensive and dynamic view of the pharmaceutical market, integrating technology, real-world data, and expert analysis to support strategic decision-making. A direct award is used as Evaluate has a unique database with sales projections based on consensus numbers derived from equity analyst forecasts.
Same scope of deliverables , additional expenses incurred due to delay in original contract signing.
DSIT is currently in contract with Pitchbook, a data supplier who provide international jobs, company and investment data. The Department currently has 15 licences providing coverage of investment and venture capital data with them but is reducing this to 10. The data is accessed via a platform (Pitchbook online platform).
Project to provide UK sovereign capability in both manufacturing the glass blown shapes for vapour cells and rubidium standards for use in atomic clocks.
DSIT is currently in contract with Dealroom, a data supplier who provide international jobs, company and investment data. DSIT currently have 10 licences and would like to renew for another 12 months, expanding to 20 licences.
Project to provide UK sovereign capability in both manufacturing the glass blown shapes for vapour cells and rubidium standards for use in atomic clocks.
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