Home Office
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- Published identifier
- Not supplied
- Address
- Durham, DH1 1SL, England
- First notice
- 3 Jan 2025
- Latest notice
- 19 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 350 tenders
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As per Regulation 72(1)(b) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 in respect of additional services to be provided by the incumbent supplier, BAE Systems. Introduce a 6 month extension option and exercise that option. Increase the Contract Anticipated Potential Value to £14.98M (ex VAT). Additional information: Supporting
Annual subscription for UK and International security market data
The Home Office (HO) is the government department responsible for safeguarding the nation through border control, immigration, passport issuance, policing, fire services, counter-terrorism and drugs policies. UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) plays an integral role in delivering this vision, managing millions of applications annu
These licences are required to support the continued development, administration, maintenance and operation of a maritime specific geospatial capability and associated datasets, contained within an existing ESRI ArcGIS Enterprise platform in use within the Home Office.
There are a number of required benefits that the subscription to the Economist will bring, that will substantially improve officials’ performance in the following duties, per the need to provide the best possible advice to Home Office Ministers and senior officals
To increase the contract value by £8m (Ex Vat) to enable continuity and support to maintain tech refresh for the Home Office and other wider areas that need to rely on this contract.
The Analysis is intended to identify all accessible digital data that may pose a security risk to the Chair and Panel members. The supplier will be required to identify all available digital information that may lead to whole or partial identification of the subject’s personal address(es); their family members identities, likene
The pilot will test whether early online intervention can reduce escalation risk and improve upstream safeguarding.
The Home Office (the Authority) has a statutory duty under Section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 to discharge its immigration and asylum functions having regard to the need to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in the UK. This includes Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) who arrive
The Home Office anticipates conducting a procurement for an end-to-end digital case-management platform and associated configuration, integration, migration, implementation, transition and managed-service capability for the Subject Access Request Unit. Subject Access Requests are the primary driver for the requirement, although
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