Find MOD Contracts
The UK Ministry of Defence accounts for over 40% of all central government spend with industry. The Department has a diverse range of requirements, including everything from military fighting vehicles to facilities management. MOD customers include our Armed Forces and national security agencies.
The MOD buys a wide variety of goods, services and solutions, ranging from clothing and food to satellite communication systems; from construction of buildings to provision of staff; and from musical instruments to medical products and services.
Latest MOD Contracts
United Kingdom-Lichfield: Pipeline Notice - Defence Water Services Programme -UK1
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) on behalf of the Ministry of Defence (MoD), is considering options to secure the provision of Water and Wastewater services and the operation and maintenance of MOD's Private Water Network upon the expiry of the Aquatrine PFIs in 2028 and 2030. The information in this...
IRM25/7704 The Repair & Calibration of Mass & Mass (On Site Calibration) Items
The Ministry of Defence (the Authority) intends to enter into a contract with Keysight Technologies UK Limited for The Repair & Calibration of Mass & Mass (On Site) Calibration Items. for a period of 2 years with the option of a further 1 year. The estimated total contract value is...
United Kingdom-Bristol: 71485245 DGM/2040 Procurement of Explosives
Procurement of a range of explosive devices and associated services
United Kingdom-Lichfield: UK3 - Planned Procurement Notice
The Authority requires a contract for the provision of facilities for three Military Operational Surgical Team Training (MOSTT) courses per annum, with the ability to provide up to two more MOSTT courses per annum. Each course shall accommodate a maximum of 50 participants (6 teams of 5 participants); and 20...
United Kingdom-Bristol: PD1 - Pipeline Notice (UK 1)
In-Service Support for the M3 Amphibious Rig, including servicing, maintenance & training.
Win MOD Contracts
In recent years, the MOD has implemented changes in its procurement strategy to access new technologies and broaden the supplier base with both SMEs and non-traditional defence suppliers.
With the introduction of its SME Action Plan, the Department is currently spending £835 million per annum directly with small and medium-sized businesses, a figure which does not include the many opportunities which lie indirectly within the supply chain.
Jim Carter, Commercial Director Supply Chain at the Ministry of Defence, has engaged with the MOD’s major suppliers and “asked them to report SME spend through their supply chain.” This is something the MOD will continue to do on an annual basis.
With new opportunities continuing to open up to SMEs in the defence marketplace, learn more about how your business can win more MOD contracts with defence intelligence.
How Much Does The MOD Spend?
- Technology: cloud and digital, network services, software and technology products and services.
- Equipment and support: ships, submarines, aircraft, vehicles, weapons, missiles, commodities and support (maintenance and repair).
- Infrastructure: construction, hard and soft facilities management, property consultancy.
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If a disaster was to occur, the Government will source goods and services from suppliers and in some cases, these tenders must meet certain requirements.
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