Find and win security tenders with DCI
The International Data Corporation (IDC) projects that spend on security in Europe will grow by 12.3% in 2024, with spend reaching $84 billion by 2027.
Defence Contracts International (DCI) helps businesses find and win security contracts with powerful business intelligence.
- Oversight of contracts from 90 portals and 1,900 sources to ensure you never miss a relevant security tender.
- Analysis tools to gain an understanding of your sector’s market, customers and competitors to make data-driven decisions.
- Access to a database of key decision makers, aiding early engagement strategies.
Latest Security Tenders
Provision of Security
Caerphilly County Borough Council (the “Council”) is seeking to procure a security Contract with a suitable provider(s) for the provision of security as set out below:- Lot 1 – Security at Ty Fesen and one other Emergency Housing Accommodation Site Lot 2 – Security Tredomen
Professional Services to deliver the Beijing New Embassy Project
The Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office ("FCDO") has a Project to build a New British Embassy, Ambassador's Residence and staff accommodation in Beijing (the "Project"). The FCDO intends to engage the market in relation to this Project as part of preliminary market engagement. The purpose of this preliminary market engagement...
Temporary Worker Support Services
ECC requires a partner to provide a temporary worker support service that owns the contractual engagement, weekly payroll, timesheet processing, and billing for all temporary workers sourced directly by ECC’s HR Shared Services Team, as well as those supplied through ECC’s third party agency supply chain, for ECC and our...
Minor Works Collaborative Open Framework
STAR Procurement are looking to establish a collaborative minor works framework to be used by its partners and other local contracting authorities as defined under Procurement Act 2023. A significant number of minor works procurements are completed each year, and there is recognition of the resources required by Councils to...
Debt Management System
Social Security Scotland has a requirement to place a contract with an external service provider for the provision of a Debt Management System. The contract is for the provision, implementation, support and continuous improvement of a strategic Debt Case Management System. The system must support the end‑to‑end debt lifecycle.
Win With Defence Intelligence
DCI’s suite of defence intelligence tools is suitable for any business that is already working with buyers within this marketplace.
If your business is seeking to secure more opportunities in defence, early engagement is crucial to winning security contracts. DCI supplies users with a wide range of data and insight, from market news through to spend data and advance notice of framework renewals.
Learn more about how your business can access key decision makers, bidders and influencers with our suite of defence intelligence tools. Discover how to win security contracts today with the help of Defence Contracts International.
Global Security Marketplace
There are five permanent members of the UN Security Council and 32 NATO members.
NATO members are encouraged to hit the organisation’s 2% of GDP guidelines for defence spending – with this target figure set to increase in the future.
In 2023, 23 of NATO’s 32 member countries are expected to meet or exceed this target.
Global defence expenditure is expected to grow as governments all over the world continue to modernise and recapitalise their militaries, bases and security equipment.
DCI publishes defence tenders from across the globe:
- North America
- South America
- Europe
- Africa
- Middle East
- Asia
- Oceania
UK Manned Security Contracts
The UK economy gains hugely from the country’s thriving defence and security marketplace. Defence procurement spend in the UK hit £54.2 billion in 2023/24, with this expected to rise to £55.6 billion in 2024/5.
The country’s security strategy requires innovation, and the Government has been investing heavily in this area of defence.
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is a cross-body organisation established to help the UK Government access innovative ideas, equipment and services in order to maintain security and military advantage over adversaries.
DASA has run 26 innovation competitions and invested £42.1 million in 278 projects in its first two years. Dr Lucy Mason, Head of DASA, is encouraging new suppliers with niche solutions and innovative ideas to reach out for future opportunities.
Investment In Technology
In recent years, advances in technology have boosted the UK’s security skills; and although innovation brings prosperity, it also poses risks as the country’s adversaries also grow stronger.
In 2019 the UK Government allocated £70 million in investment through its Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund to support research into the infusion of security and protection solutions. Improving the strength and resilience of hardware during the design process better protects consumers from cyber attacks.
On top of this, it also promised to invest a further £30 million to ensure the safety and security of internet-connected smart devices.
Cyber Security Procurement
According to Garter, worldwide spending on cyber security is forecast to increase from $183.9 billion in 2024 to $212 billion in 2025.
Cyber attacks have increased in frequency over the past few years, some causing global disruption. Countries across the world are investing in cyber security, in an attempt to become safer places to live and work online. To achieve this, governments globally are investing in the cyber security industry and working with the sector to ensure that the best controls for protection are being implemented.
Security Contracts
DCI is a powerful intelligence platform that can support your business’s efforts to expand its reach and find new customers.
The days of sifting through numerous international news and tender portals are over. Our comprehensive subscription service does all the hard work for you:
Our Security Contracts portal covers areas including:
- Screening & Scanning
- IT & Cyber Security
- Perimeter Protection
- CCTV & Surveillance
- Drone/Counter Drone
- Access Control & Biometrics
- Systems Integration
- Private Security
- Training & Consultancy
- Guarding Services
- Specialist Vehicles
