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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Low cost sensor technology to enhance AWARENESS OF Maritime Domain ACTIVITY
Re-Procurement of the National Automatic Number Plate Reader programme
The Home Office has a potential requirement for intervention services to support individuals that may be at risk of criminal activity in relation to maintaining public safety. The Home Office will be undergoing market engagement under the Procurement Act 2023 to assist with understanding the current market and developing the Au
1.1 The Home office on behalf of the NPPC is seeking to create a Framework Agreement for the NPCC Counter Drones next generation RF Effector Programme. This Framework Agreement seeks to support delivery of this programme though the provision of specialist goods and services to include the next generation of hand-held Radio Frequ
Firefighting/boundary cooling and salvage of FV Ocean Waze following interception and boarding by a BF Cutter.
This is a Tender Notice for potential bidders offering the opportunity to bid for works to upgrade the navigation equipment on Border Force Maritime’s Coastal Patrol Vessels. The objective of this procurement is to replace the obsolete parts of an already fitted integrated navigation suit on at least four vessels and will includ
Repairs and maintenance of existing fitted Kongsberg equipment and systems.
Repairs and maintenance of existing fitted Kongsberg equipment and systems.
Description The Home Office is considering future service delivery options for photographic booths located at seven Area Processing Centres operated by HMPO. The service is currently delivered under a concession model where the supplier installs, operates, and maintains photo booths that provide customers with compliant passport
The aim of the procurement is to procure a biometric enrolment solution that will contribute to making the UK safer. The use of biometric data is key to the proper functioning of the UK immigration system and aligns with the key Home Office strategies of protecting homeland security, attracting talent and taking back control, ad
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