Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment contracts in London
0 live and 18 total public-sector opportunities matched to CPV 32000000 in London.
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Procuring radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment in London
This page tracks public-sector demand for radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment (CPV 32000000) published by contracting authorities in London. Tendarix has indexed 18 matching contracts here.
Division 32 covers radio, television, communication and telecommunication equipment — two-way radios, CCTV cameras, telephony hardware, network transmission kit and broadcast equipment. Telecom services (lines, mobile, connectivity) sit under 64.
London concentrates more public procurement than any other UK region: 33 boroughs (32 plus the City of London), the Greater London Authority family (TfL, MPS, London Fire Brigade), some of the country's largest NHS trusts and integrated care boards, plus universities and central-government departments headquartered in the capital. Boroughs collaborate heavily — shared services, joint frameworks and pan-London DPS arrangements are common, so one contract can serve several boroughs.
Notices are aggregated from Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, the devolved-nation portals and 400+ council procurement sites, then summarised in plain English. Suppliers working in London use the chart below to gauge how active this category is month-to-month, and the list to find live opportunities to bid on.
Procurement activity over the last 12 months
13 contracts worth £78.1m in disclosed value were published for Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment in London in the last year. Bars show monthly contract volume; the line tracks known award value.
Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment opportunities in London
Palo Alto VM Firewalls
£0kEmployee Engagement Platform and related services
£700k–800kGB-London: Next Generation Firewalls
£0kProject_20936 - Hardware Purchase
£0kProject_20936 - Hardware Purchase
£0kSR3107976135 Crown Switch Refresh Project
£1589kManston Inquiry - Hearing Services
£0kUmbrella
Gamma phone contract
£66kFibre connectivity
£50kMobile Phones Hardware
£88kTETRA Airwave Terminal Products and Services (TETRA 2022)
£75000kWestminster City Council - P596 Contract for CCTV Schemes in Soho & Leicester Square
£500kSmall Transportable Satellite Monitoring Solution for Ka and Ku Band
Provision of Mpls Wide Area Network Upgrade
£378kNetwork Infrastructure at Sanger Institute
£93kManchester, Cotton & Transatlantic Slavery AV hardware supply and integration
Exclusive AV partner for Level 4 & 5 Illuminate event space at the Science Museum
Frequently asked questions
How many Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment tenders are live in London?
There are 0 live Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment opportunities in London right now, out of 18 indexed in total. This page updates daily as buyers publish new notices.
Who buys Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment in London?
The most active buyers in London for this category on Tendarix include Home Office, SALIX FINANCE LTD, London Ambulance Service. Police forces and councils buy CCTV and public-space surveillance systems; fire services and councils buy radio systems; NHS trusts buy telephony and nurse-call hardware. Transport authorities buy passenger information and communications equipment.
What does CPV code 32000000 cover?
Division 32 covers radio, television, communication and telecommunication equipment — two-way radios, CCTV cameras, telephony hardware, network transmission kit and broadcast equipment. Telecom services (lines, mobile, connectivity) sit under 64.
How do I win Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment contracts in London?
Public-space CCTV tenders now score heavily on the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice, data protection impact support and cyber-security of networked devices — address the governance, not just the optics. Interoperability with existing control rooms and migration plans from analogue estates are the recurring technical asks. Most boroughs advertise through the CapitalEsourcing portal or ProContract as well as Contracts Finder, and many require London Living Wage commitments as a scored or mandatory element. Responsible Procurement is formal GLA policy — expect social value, air-quality (ULEZ-compliant fleet) and local-employment questions in almost every evaluation.
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