Tenders in Software packages & information systems

Provide and Support a Next-Generation Employment Services Platform

Ingeus

Ingeus is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified suppliers to participate in an upcoming procurement for a next-generation Employment Services platform. The solution will support the end-to-end management of participant journeys, from referral and onboarding through assessment, personalised support, intervention delivery, employment outcomes, sustainment and programme performance management. The opportunity encompasses a broad range of functional, technical and integration requirements, including participant engagement, advisor enablement, workflow orchestration, reporting and analytics, accessibility, AI-assisted administration, and integration with external platforms and services. The requirements have been developed through extensive business analysis, stakeholder engagement and user-centred design activities and are documented within a comprehensive Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) and supporting User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) requirements catalogue. Suppliers interested in participating are invited to submit an Expression of Interest outlining their organisation, relevant experience, solution capability and suitability for the opportunity. Following an initial evaluation of EOI responses, a shortlist of suppliers will be selected to progress to the next stage of the procurement process. The objective of the EOI stage is to identify suppliers with demonstrable capability in delivering modern, configurable platforms that support complex participant management, workflow-driven service delivery, digital self-service, operational reporting, accessibility standards and future AI enablement requirements. Suppliers selected to proceed beyond the EOI stage will be required to enter into a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before receiving the full tender pack. Contract start date Award: late 2026 Project: Q1 / Q2 2027 MVP: Q3 2027 Contract end date On Going (TBC) How to respond Suppliers wishing to be considered should submit a sh

Nabavka servera+licence za OS

GENERALNI SEKRETARIJAT VIJEĆA MINISTARA BIH

1. Nabavka usluga nadogradnje HPE Tech Basic SVC podrške

GRANIČNA POLICIJA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

Obnova Licence za Firewall Palo Alto, PA-VM 300

GRANIČNA POLICIJA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

Licence sustava za verzioniranje programskog koda

HRVATSKA NARODNA BANKA, GRAD ZAGREB

Digital Pharmacy Solutions

Midlands Partnership University Foundation Trust

Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to identify providers able to deliver both an Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration (ePMA) system and an Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) capability, with implementation and go live anticipated from Financial Year 2028 onwards. The Trust is seeking to engage with suitably qualified and experienced suppliers who may be able to provide an integrated solution covering both elements of the requirement. The anticipated requirement is for a provider that can support the Trust with: • An Electronic Prescribing and Medicines Administration (ePMA) system; • An Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) capability; • Implementation, configuration, integration and associated technical services; • Training, support and ongoing system maintenance; and • Any associated services necessary to deliver a fully operational solution. The Trust is particularly interested in hearing from providers who can offer both the ePMA and EPS elements of the requirement, either through a single integrated solution or through an appropriate delivery model that provides the required functionality.

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ОДС "ЕЛЕКТРОКРАЈИНА" А.Д. БАЊА ЛУКА

Usluge tehničke podrške sa pretplatom i usluga nadogradnje sa funkcionalnom podrškom za Oracle trezorsku aplikaciju – Cloud za potrebe Ministarstva za finansije Bosansko-Podrinjskog Kantona

MINISTARSTVO ZA FINANSIJE BOSANSKO-PODRINJSKOG KANTONA GORAŽDE

Produženje licenci za SOPHOS antivirusno rješenje

OPĆINA MAGLAJ

Cornwall Council Market Engagement Exercise: Planning Site Analysis & Evaluation Tool

Cornwall Council

Cornwall Council is seeking market feedback on a proposed Software as a Service (SaaS) Site Analysis & Evaluation Tool to support preparation of the Cornwall Local Plan. The soft market test aims to understand supplier capability, market capacity, implementation approaches, data migration requirements, commercial models and potential procurement considerations before commencing a formal procurement process.

Request for Information - External Digital Experience: CMS Discovery - 2026-3565-RFI-CMS Disc-DL-PST

UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER

The University is undertaking discovery work under the External Digital Experience (EDE) Programme. This RFI is intended to test the market before any formal procurement decision is made. It is not a tender and it does not commit the University to procure a solution or to follow a particular route. The purpose of this RFI is to gather supplier perspectives on a future Content Management System (CMS) and the implementation, migration, governance and operating model considerations that would support a more coherent external digital experience. The RFI is CMS-only. The University is not seeking CRM supplier proposals through this exercise. CRM should only be referenced where it relates to CMS integration, enquiry/form hand-off, campaign source tracking, consent capture, student journey data, or future interoperability. This RFI is intended to help the University: • understand credible CMS options available in the market, including traditional, headless, hybrid, composable or DXP-aligned approaches • test assumptions from CMS discovery, the EDE Strategy and the CMS Discovery Checklist • understand how suppliers would support content governance, structured content, publishing workflows, accessibility, IA, SEO, internal search, migration and editor experience • understand how a CMS could integrate with CRM and other systems without making CRM part of this RFI • obtain indicative views on delivery approach, sequencing, risks, University-side resourcing and cost drivers; • inform any subsequent CMS business case, procurement strategy, RFP/tender documentation and evaluation criteria. The University of Manchester no longer meets the criteria of a 'body governed by public law' and is therefore not considered a contracting authority for the purposes of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and/or any replacement legislation. As a result, the University of Manchester will no longer be subject to the regime contained in The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and/or any replacemen

Electronic Rostering System for Reablement

Cumberland Council

Call off from G Cloud 14 framework RM1557.14 Licensing, Support and Maintenance for an electronic rostering system for the Reablement service. optional 1 year extension till 30th June 2030

Programski paketi za geodeziju

GRAĐEVINSKI FAKULTET

National Wheel Impact Load Detection Renewals Programme

NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED

This is a key opportunity for Network Rail to identify the solutions available within the market and request information from the supply base to achieve the below: • Help inform the sourcing and requirement strategy • Identify any additional capabilities that Network Rail may have not considered • Understand what customisation options are available • Ensure suppliers who are interested in any potential future tender activity relating to this requirement are aware of the procurement platform that will be used, and provide them with the steps to complete qualification to this platform (should they not have already done so) Network Rail is undertaking preliminary market engagement to understand the market capabilities for a new Wheel Impact Load Detector (WILD) system. Our current systems were installed between late 2013 and mid-2015 and are nearing end of life. Network Rail currently has 73 instrumented tracks at 28 locations. The purpose of this notice is to gather information from the market on available technologies, system capabilities, delivery approaches and potential implementation models that could inform future procurement.

NCHA202557- People System Soft Market Testing

Nottingham Community Housing Association Limited

Nottingham Community Housing Association (NCHA) will presently be inviting tenders from organisations for the provision of a user friendly, intuitive Human Resources Information System (HRIS). We are looking for an integrated People System for best managing all standard People /HR processes, Recruitment and Payroll. To participate in this Soft Market Testing, please email procurement@ncha.org.uk to request a copy of the questions and accompanying documentation. This information will need to be returned by the submission deadline advertised in this notice to procurement@ncha.org.uk

Charity Commission Futures Programme

The Charity Commission for England and Wales

The Charity Commission is currently in Year 1 of a 3-year Digital Transformation Programme (the "Futures Programme") and invites prospective suppliers to attend a Supplier Engagement session to provide an overview of the Futures Programme as a whole, the work underway and our intended outcomes for the programme as well as a Commercial update. The contract start and end dates included in this notice cover the remaining period of the programme - actual start and end dates will be determined by individual procurement exercises. Previous notices shared on Contracts Finder can be found below: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/1df22275-078e-4dc4-9014-c1e991b0daf7 https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/1df22275-078e-4dc4-9014-c1e991b0daf7

Committee Management System

Cornwall Council

Cornwall Council is conducting a soft market test to understand current capabilities, delivery models and indicative costs for modern committee management systems (CMS).

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ZAVOD ZDRAVSTVENOG OSIGURANJA TUZLANSKOG KANTONA

SOFTVERSKO RJEŠENJE ZA ZAŠTITU WEB ORIJENTISANIH APLIKACIJA I WEB PROMETA

ZAVOD ZDRAVSTVENOG OSIGURANJA TUZLANSKOG KANTONA

Program za razduživanje lijekova/2

JAVNA USTANOVA OPĆA BOLNICA "PRIM. DR ABDULAH NAKAŠ"

Licence za virtuelnu infrastrukturu

POŠTE SRPSKE A.D. BANJA LUKA

Набавка софтвера и трајних лиценци за GstarCad i Brics Cad

JAVNA USTANOVA "VODE SRPSKE"

Bus Contract Management System (Bus CMS)

Transport for Wales

Transport for Wales (TfW) is seeking a supplier to provide, implement and support a Contract Management System (CMS) to underpin the delivery of franchised bus services across Wales. The Welsh bus network currently comprises around 700 routes, tendered individually by local authorities within a deregulated market. On behalf of Welsh Ministers, TfW will transition this network to a franchised model by 2030, adopting a four-phase regional rollout (South West Wales, North Wales, South East Wales, Mid Wales). It is anticipated that approximately 120 total contracts will be let across those phases. Managing contracts of this number and complexity requires a single system that can scale with each phase, hold data and contractual obligations consistently across the whole network and support accurate performance and payment management. The central aim is to automate as much of the contract management process as possible, reducing manual intervention and minimising risk of error. The system is required to support five core contract management processes: Contract recording and general compliance Contract change Performance management (including an incentive and deduction regime) Operator payments Asset reporting/management for fleet and depots These processes will be supported by four key features: Contract register Performance management module (PMM) Payment performance calculator (PPC) Operator access portal The CMS must integrate with a range of TfW systems, in some cases through TfW middleware. A maximum of 7 integrations is anticipated for day one. A minimum of 150 licenses will be required once the network is fully franchised, comprising at least 30 internal TfW users and at least 120 external operator users, with tiered role-based-access controls. The supplier will also provide implementation, training for TfW teams and c.100 bus operators, and ongoing support and maintenance. The contract will be awarded under the Competitive Flexible Procedure of the Procurement Act

Chiltern Railways - Compass System Replacement

THE CHILTERN RAILWAY COMPANY LIMITED

Chiltern Railways is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to the potential procurement of one or more software solutions to replace its existing Compass system, which is due to become unsupported from December 2027. The anticipated requirement comprises three principal areas: Operational event and incident logging; Delay monitoring, analysis and reporting, including the receipt and processing of train performance data from Network Rail's TRUST system; and Performance action logging and tracking. Chiltern is seeking to understand whether these requirements are best delivered through a single end-to-end solution, separate modules or specialist systems integrated with one another. The outcome of this market engagement will help determine whether any future procurement is undertaken as a single contract, separate lots or separate procurement exercises. The anticipated scope of supply may include: Software licensing or subscription services; System hosting; Implementation, configuration and any required development; Migration of current and historical data from Compass; Integration with Chiltern and external systems, including TRUST; Testing and user acceptance support; Training and change-management support; Ongoing technical support, maintenance and system updates; and Backup, business continuity and disaster-recovery arrangements. The current system has approximately 329 named users. All 329 users have access to the Events module, approximately 289 have access to the Delays module and approximately 311 have access to the Action Tracking module. Of the 329 named users, 208 have logged into the system during 2026. A significant proportion of users require read-only access. Chiltern anticipates that the replacement solution will primarily be delivered as a hosted or software-as-a-service solution, although suppliers are invited to propose alternative delivery models where appropriate. The estimated contract value, contract duration and final procurement