Surveillance Tenders
There is no better time than now to work in this area of defence.
The surveillance tenders market for surveillance services, systems and solutions is expected to grow by billions of dollars over the next five years, according to industry experts Surveillance Market, making global public sector organisations lucrative sources of opportunities for suppliers.
With growth projected within this area of defence procurement, ensure that your business is using early engagement and business intelligence with DCI to secure your share of surveillance tenders.
Latest Surveillance Tenders
Reactive and Planned Maintenance for Building Fabric, M&E and Associated Services and Capital Works
The Awarding Authority are intending to appoint a number of contractors per Lot to deliver reactive and planned maintenance for M & E, Building Fabric and associated services within the Dorset Council Region. It is likely contractors will be allocated a proportion of the overall region per Lot. This work...
United Kingdom-Speke, Liverpool: Auto Doors, Gates and Barriers, Access Control (fob), Door Entry/Intercom systems, CCTV/Aerials/Intruder Alarms/Communal IRS Television/Satellite Systems
Servicing, Repair and Maintenance of the following, across the Riverside Group stock throughout the UK - Auto Doors, Gates and Barriers, Access Control (fob), Door Entry/Intercom systems, CCTV/Aerials/Intruder Alarms/Communal IRS Television/Satellite Systems The contract will split into regions.
United Kingdom-Dorchester: Reactive and planned maintenance for Building Fabric, M&E and associated services and Capital Works for Dorset Council
Dorset Council are intending to appoint a number of contractors per Lot to deliver reactive and planned maintenance for M&E, Building Fabric and associated services within the Dorset Council Region. It is likely contractors will be allocated a proportion of the overall region per Lot. This work will cover the...
United Kingdom-Dorchester: Reactive and planned maintenance for Building Fabric, M&E and associated services and Capital Works for Dorset Council
This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice is not a call for competition. It is being published to give notice to the market of an upcoming procurement. Dorset Council is undertaking early market engagement, with the aim of providing information to and requesting feedback from the market, about aspects of the Council's...
United Kingdom-Grimsby: Framework for the Installation and Maintenance of Road Lighting, Traffic Signs and Bollards for North East and North Lincolnshire Councils
North East and North Lincolnshire currently operates a 'Framework Agreement' for Street Lighting Term Maintenance Services. This current agreement expires 31 October 2025 and both Authority's are seeking to establish a new Framework Agreement with a suitably qualified and experienced Supplier for " Street Lighting Term Maintenance" services and other...
Surveillance Procurement
Almost every department within government agencies buys surveillance equipment. Surveillance technology varies and the defence sector procures everything from small GPS tracking devices and cameras to sophisticated systems that can be used on a nationwide scale.
Surveillance Tenders
- Audio surveillance
- Video surveillance
- Phone monitoring
- Location monitoring
- Biometrics
- Forensics
- Equipment
- Drone surveillance
- Analysis
MOD Surveillance Tenders
The UK Ministry of Defence works with domestic and international suppliers when procuring innovative technologies and remote surveillance devices.
The MOD’s Defence in Numbers report predicts that £5 billion will be spent on intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance (ISTAR) over the period 2018 to 2028.
As part of this investment, the MOD will harness the expertise of businesses of all sizes. This will create opportunities for smaller suppliers to work with the MOD as the Department moves towards its target that 25% of all defence procurement spend should go to SMEs by 2022.
Find out more about the kind of tender opportunities the MOD releases regularly.
Surveillance Tenders In 2023
Innovation has boosted surveillance methods and technologies. Long gone are the days when CCTV was used as the primary method of surveillance; these days defence organisations use a wide range of surveillance equipment – everything from AI technology to drones.
AI Surveillance
AI surveillance technology is spreading at a faster rate to a wider range of countries than experts previously expected. At least 75 out of 176 countries globally are actively using AI technologies for surveillance purposes.
Defence Contracts International provides a package of tools for market assessment, pipeline insight and competitor analysis. Whether it be for start-ups with innovative AI concepts, or for any other manufacturers or service providers, we encourage adoption of these tools so that you can drive ahead of your defence tendering programmes and win more business.
Satellite Investment
The UK Government has released its plans to protect the nation using the best and most secure satellite technology.
The Ministry of Defence recently awarded a £70 million contract for the development of cutting-edge GPS receivers. Contracts like this are becoming more common, with countries across the world investing in this kind of technology.
This is just one example of the many satellite investments advertised via our portal. Find more opportunities like this by signing up for a free trial of our defence intelligence portal.
Security Tendering
In the coming years, spending on surveillance and other areas of security is predicted to grow significantly. Our portal showcases a variety of security contract opportunities:
- Surveillance
- Event security
- Manned security
- Security equipment
Within this area of defence procurement lies a considerable wealth of opportunities for security suppliers. It is, however, important for businesses to consider their next step carefully and allocate sufficient strategic resources to ongoing tendering efforts. The importance of concepts such as early engagement and first-mover advantage demands precision business intelligence.
For more information on security procurement, visit our Security Tenders page.
Security Tenders
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We invite you to start a conversation with one of our expert defence business advisors about the specifics of your products, industry and strategic plans.
When you’re equipped with DCI, you’re ready to lead your field in winning more defence business. Let us showcase relevant surveillance tender opportunities with DCI through a free demo.
