Home Office
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PWGC-6513-PQLZ
- Address
- London, UKI32, SW1P 4DF, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 3 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 22 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 358 tenders
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The overall aim of a drone Detect, Track, and Identify (DTI) capability is to detect, locate, track, and identify the presence of an uncrewed aerial system (UAS) (and potentially the controller), providing airspace awareness, and enabling them to take relevant action to mitigate any threats posed by the detected drone(s). This R
The overall aim for a counter-drone Command and Control (C2) platform is to cohere a single, live common operating picture that fuses detection data from multiple drone detection sensors into a single source that can be used to develop intelligence or inform law enforcement operations. This Request for Information is part of an
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The contract is extended for eight months with a new contract end date of 31/03/2027. The value of the extension is £956,450. The scope and nature of services remain consistent with the original contract, and the modification is limited to continuation of existing services.
The contract end date has been extended by 14 months to 31 July 2027. The modification provides continued delivery of cyber security services to support HM Passport Office systems and operations, pending the commencement of a competition for a replacement contract expected prior to 1 August 2027. The modification includes an ass
Software licences and support services required to operate and maintain existing Home Office biometric systems.
The Home Office is seeking to engage with suppliers interested in delivering digital delivery support services for a future procurement. The requirement is still being developed and this preliminary market engagement will be used to test supplier appetite, understand market capability and help refine the final requirement and pr
The Home Office is seeking to engage with suppliers interested in delivering digital professional services for a future procurement. The requirement is still being developed, and this preliminary market engagement will be used to test supplier appetite, understand market capability, and help refine the final requirement and proc
A procurement is being considered for the provision of an Independent Medical Advice Service (IMAS), which will deliver independent, expert medical advice to support asylum and wider immigration decision-making. The service will support caseworkers in circumstances where medical evidence is presented, and specialist clinical inp
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