Computer Support and Consultancy Services Tenders & Contracts

AsIAm, Ireland’s Autism charity, wishes to appoint a qualified ICT Managed Service Provider (MSP) to provide Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 support for all of its ICT systems and equipment in line with industry best practices. The MSP will be responsible for ensuring operational efficiency, service continuity and user satisfaction across AsIAm’s ICT environment. THIS IS A RE-ISSUE OF A TENDER ISSUED ON 18TH MAY 2026 WHICH WAS CANCELLED FOR TECHNICAL REASONS. Some updates have been made to the tender documentation - tracked changes documents are available as a ZIP file in the CfT Documents folder

Provision of IT hardware for DC2E programme - Contract Award Notice

Provision of Network IT Hardware for JMNIAN FY26/27 - Contract Award Notice

Fortinet firewalls & support services co-term.

Notice to Direct award contract for the continuation of works to support the implementation of the Cyber assessment framework (CAF) in Welsh local government, provided by Bridewell Consulting Ltd. Direct award justification - Continuation of Existing SupplyChange of supplier would cause incompatibility or disproportionate technical difficulty.WLGA proposes to directly award the next phase of the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) support contract to Bridewell Consulting Ltd on the basis that changing supplier at this stage would create significant technical, operational and cyber security risks that outweigh any potential benefits of a competitive procurement exercise.The supplier has developed substantial programme-specific knowledge, methodologies, tooling, templates, dashboards and sector intelligence throughout delivery of the CAF programme across Welsh local authorities and Fire and Rescue Services. The supplier has supported organisations through assessment, quality review, critical system mapping, independent feedback and improvement planning activities. As a result, they now possesses a unique understanding of the sector baseline, organisational maturity positions, critical system dependencies and programme governance arrangements.Replacing the current supplier with an alternative supplier would create incompatibility with the existing programme infrastructure, methodologies and assessment approaches already embedded across participating organisations. Significant effort would be required to transfer knowledge, validate prior outputs and align a new supplier to established ways of working, creating a risk of inconsistency in assessment outcomes and reducing comparability with work already completed. This would undermine the continuity and integrity of the national programme.A change of supplier would also introduce material cyber risk. The current programme supports the cyber resilience of critical public services across Wales and provides visibility of sector-wide risks, vulnerabilities and areas requiring intervention. Any interruption to delivery, loss of organisational context or reduction in oversight during transition could weaken security visibility across the sector and delay the identification and mitigation of emerging risks. A prolonged mobilisation period would leave organisations without the level of support and assurance currently available through the programme.In addition, a transition to a new supplier would cause significant service disruption. A full procurement exercise, mobilisation period and knowledge transfer programme would delay delivery of planned activities and divert resources away from improvement work. Participating organisations would experience disruption at a critical stage in their CAF journey, potentially delaying assurance activities, improvement planning and the implementation of risk reduction measures

Atos Resource Augmentation for ISO

REF platform 2029: The Submissions Layer

Dell powerscale support

Installation of new storage nodes and relocation of existing storage nodes within the same system

Installation of new storage nodes and relocation of existing storage nodes within the same system

CPI are undergoing a digital transformation. Several of our processes, including Warehouse, Procurement, Finance, CRM, and HR are being enhanced and standardised in Microsoft Dynamics 365. This tender is to cover the provision of ongoing application support for these processes. The Contractor will be expected to work remotely and provide support during office hours. Any exceptions to this, where work will be required to take place outside of core hours (e.g. system upgrades) will be discussed and agreed upfront. The Contract will be for an initial 24 months, with the possibility of 2 x 12-month, extension periods which will be subject to satisfactory performance. Due to the types of partners and customers we work with there may be a possibility that Contractor staff accessing CPI systems and data will need to be vetted to a specific security level. The estimated budget for this contract is £185,000 for the first year, however the maximum value of this Contract will be £740,000 over the initial 24 months and possible extensions. The Contractor should note that these values are no guaranteed and are estimates.

Contract extension for provision of SOC/SIEM Managed Service. This is to extend the contract services for 20months, to align to our security licences which are in term until May 2028.

Contract extension for provision of SOC/SIEM Managed Service. This is to extend the contract services for 20months, to align to our security licences which are in term until May 2028.

Provision of Technical Maritime Engineering Support services for Royal Navy Maritime C5I systems, including engineering support, IT service management, installation, maintenance, upgrades, network support, operational support and lifecycle management of maritime communications and information systems in the UK and overseas.

The Ministry of Defence requires a supplier to deliver and support the UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) Operations Centre, providing a continuous 24 hours per day, 365 days per year operational watchkeeping capability in support of Royal Navy Maritime Domain Awareness and wider UK Government maritime security objectives. The service will provide maritime situational awareness through the monitoring, analysis and coordination of commercial maritime traffic ("white shipping"), supporting operational decision-making, maritime security operations, national resilience and the protection of UK maritime interests. The service also includes operational analysis, information management, workforce and training management, international engagement, security management and support to maritime reserve integration activities. The service is required to support the Royal Navy, wider Defence, government departments and international partners through the provision of timely maritime information, incident response, threat awareness and strategic maritime security engagement. The supplier will provide a suitably qualified and security-cleared workforce capable of delivering the full scope of operational and management activities described within the Statement of Requirement.

The Ministry of Defence requires a supplier to deliver and support the UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) Operations Centre, providing a continuous 24 hours per day, 365 days per year operational watchkeeping capability in support of Royal Navy Maritime Domain Awareness and wider UK Government maritime security objectives. The service will provide maritime situational awareness through the monitoring, analysis and coordination of commercial maritime traffic ("white shipping"), supporting operational decision-making, maritime security operations, national resilience and the protection of UK maritime interests. The service also includes operational analysis, information management, workforce and training management, international engagement, security management and support to maritime reserve integration activities. The service is required to support the Royal Navy, wider Defence, government departments and international partners through the provision of timely maritime information, incident response, threat awareness and strategic maritime security engagement. The supplier will provide a suitably qualified and security-cleared workforce capable of delivering the full scope of operational and management activities described within the Statement of Requirement.

Notice to Direct award contract for the continuation of works to support the implementation of the Cyber assessment framework (CAF) in Welsh local government, provided by Bridewell Consulting Ltd. Direct award justification - Continuation of Existing Supply Change of supplier would cause incompatibility or disproportionate technical difficulty. WLGA proposes to directly award the next phase of the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) support contract to Bridewell Consulting Ltd on the basis that changing supplier at this stage would create significant technical, operational and cyber security risks that outweigh any potential benefits of a competitive procurement exercise. The supplier has developed substantial programme-specific knowledge, methodologies, tooling, templates, dashboards and sector intelligence throughout delivery of the CAF programme across Welsh local authorities and Fire and Rescue Services. The supplier has supported organisations through assessment, quality review, critical system mapping, independent feedback and improvement planning activities. As a result, they now possesses a unique understanding of the sector baseline, organisational maturity positions, critical system dependencies and programme governance arrangements. Replacing the current supplier with an alternative supplier would create incompatibility with the existing programme infrastructure, methodologies and assessment approaches already embedded across participating organisations. Significant effort would be required to transfer knowledge, validate prior outputs and align a new supplier to established ways of working, creating a risk of inconsistency in assessment outcomes and reducing comparability with work already completed. This would undermine the continuity and integrity of the national programme. A change of supplier would also introduce material cyber risk. The current programme supports the cyber resilience of critical public services across Wales and provides visibility of sector-wide risks, vulnerabilities and areas requiring intervention. Any interruption to delivery, loss of organisational context or reduction in oversight during transition could weaken security visibility across the sector and delay the identification and mitigation of emerging risks. A prolonged mobilisation period would leave organisations without the level of support and assurance currently available through the programme. In addition, a transition to a new supplier would cause significant service disruption. A full procurement exercise, mobilisation period and knowledge transfer programme would delay delivery of planned activities and divert resources away from improvement work. Participating organisations would experience disruption at a critical stage in their CAF journey, potentially delaying assurance activities, improvement planning and the implementation of risk reduction measures

REF platform 2029: The Submissions Layer