Counter Terrorism And Security Tenders
The increase in political tension across the globe, the threat of terror and the growth of intelligent cyber attacks is set to fuel spend around counter terrorism not just in the UK, but internationally.
Our defence intelligence solution is well positioned in the market to support suppliers and buyers with security tenders.
Latest Counter Terrorism & Security Tenders
ADM-300 Simulator Upgrade - Early Engagement
Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) team, part of the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD), intends to place a supply contract with Argon Electronics Limited (Argon Electronics), for the upgrade of currently in-service ADM300 radiation survey simulators, used in training scenarios to simulate radiation readings,...
Soft FM for C&W ICS
The provision of Facilities Management Soft Services to the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital and The Royal Marsden Hospital as defined in the Descriptive Document (Doc A ITPD) comprising General management Healthcare Cleaning Services Portering Services Patients Catering Services Linen & Laundry Services Retail Catering Operations Waste Management Services Reception (Chelwest...
Provision of CCTV Maintenance Services
Southend-on-Sea City Council requires a Supplier to repair and maintain its CCTV control room and systems installed at various locations around the borough. The contract will provide for the routine servicing of equipment, a breakdown repair service and the supply and installation of equipment.
104247 National Anti-Doping Panel
DCMS have recently published our intention to invite tender response for a contract that may be of interest to you. The Contract is for 104247 National Anti-Doping Panel The National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP) is an independent panel of legal and non-legal members established to determine anti-doping disputes in sport in...
Legal Service Planning and Consents
Forming part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Palace of Westminster is one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. The Delivery Authority has been established for the purpose of restoring and renewing this Grade I listed building to preserve it for future generations. The Palace of Westminster...
Over 9,000 Counter Terrorism & Security Tenders Published By DCI In The Last Year
1457 UK & ROI Notices
5915 Europe Notices
1675 Global Notices
Work With UK Defence Organisations
The MOD realises that it is vital to invest in plans to procure innovative and forward-thinking technologies to maintain its military advantage, keep the country secure and mitigate threats from terrorist organisations.
As the UK is facing a number of different terrorist threats it has created a counter terrorism strategy called CONTEST which aims to “reduce the risk to the UK and its citizens and interests overseas from terrorism so that people can go about their lives freely and with confidence.”
The Security Tenders Market Is Lucrative For Suppliers
£28,906,966,432
Value of UK & ROI Notices published on DCI in 2016
Counter Terrorism Funding
The current Defence Plan involves spending over £186 billion on equipment and support over the decade from 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2028 – this includes planned spending on a variety of counter terrorism related projects offering opportunities to suppliers both directly and within the defence and security supply chain.
The UK Government has stated that police, security and intelligence agencies will work with the private and public sectors to ensure that the UK is a safe place to live and work in – and counter terrorism procurement has a huge role to play in achieving this.
If you are interested in winning defence opportunities in the UK, learn more.
International Counter Terrorism
Countries around the world are addressing terrorist threats to their urban spaces – a real challenge considering the current security climate. To tackle this, partnerships must exist between all levels of government and law enforcement agencies and the broader public sector.
The nature of national security and counter terrorism in the 21st century means that government organisations have to deal with a number of sophisticated challenges, and they rely on the procurement process to find the suppliers who can provide the products, services and solutions that they need for this.
NATO’s Commitment To Counter Terrorism
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is a military alliance of 29 North American and European nations. It is currently working on its counter terrorism strategy and leading the way in defence innovation.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has estimated that European countries and Canada will spend an extra $266 billion on defence between 2018 and 2024 to modernise their defence capabilities and boost the fight against terrorism.
The organisation has stated that:
“NATO’s work on counter terrorism focuses on improving awareness of the threat, developing capabilities to prepare and respond, and enhancing engagement with partner countries and other international actors.”
NATO’s commitment to this area will provide future counter terrorism tender opportunities for suppliers to work with global defence organisations. If your organisation is interested in engaging with buyers from the defence world, learn how with our defence intelligence solution.
Cyber Terrorism
As cyber threats become more sophisticated, governments across the world share concerns that the impact from a major cyber attack could have a crippling effect on critical infrastructure in developed countries.
Public services such as hospitals are highly dependent on networks and their cyber counterparts. For example, when WannaCry struck in 2017, the ransomware cost public sector organisations across the world millions of pounds, while in the UK thousands of NHS patient appointments were cancelled due to the attack.
To tackle evolving threats, defence organisations must engage with private sector suppliers and specialists within the cyber security sector. If your business can offer expertise in this area visit the Cyber Security Procurement section of our website.
Win More, Engage Earlier
Countering terrorism requires partnerships.
For this kind of partnership to be successful, the UK Government must engage with a diverse range of suppliers. If your business is interested in expanding its client portfolio, the counter terrorism marketplace is open for business for innovative suppliers.
To win counter terrorism contracts, it is vital that you are practising early engagement with the defence buying community. This will prepare your business for future demands, and buyers that engage early with suppliers understand requirements better by speaking directly with industry experts and market leaders.
Find Counter Terrorism Tenders With Defence Intelligence
DCI’s suite of defence intelligence tools is suitable for any business that is already working with buyers within this marketplace.
Our service streamlines the search for counter terrorism contracts and saves suppliers looking for these opportunities time, resource and money – thanks to our defence tender alerts service.
If your business is seeking to secure more opportunities in defence, early engagement is crucial to winning counter terrorism 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.
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