Historic England has 5 open tenders right now. The next deadline is 4 Nov 2026, and 2 close within a week. 5 state an estimated value, together £1.7m (median £140,000). Most in demand: Software programming and consultancy services, Research and experimental development services.
Updated 1 Nov 2026.
| Deadline within 7 days | 2 |
| Deadline in 8–30 days | 3 |
| Deadline in more than 30 days | 0 |
| Estimated value under £100k | 2 |
| Estimated value £100k–£1m | 2 |
| Estimated value £1m–£10m | 1 |
| Estimated value over £10m | 0 |
| No value stated | 0 |
Largest tender: ITT (CF) - Digital Preservation System - UID 226M – Historic England, £1.2m, deadline 4 Nov 2026.
Sectors: Research and development (3), Software and information systems (2), IT services and consulting (2), Business services: legal, marketing, consulting, recruitment (2), Architectural and engineering services (1).
Notices in our database since 9 Oct 2026: 6 in total, of which 5 open.
Historic England wishes to procure a full SaaS digital preservation system to enable the care of Historic England’s existing digital archive content, and to facilitate long-term care of data sets which are being created by Historic England teams, and which do…
View official noticeHeritage construction skills are essential for the repair, maintenance, conservation and retrofit of England’s 5.5 million traditional buildings (built pre-1919), but the industry faces significant skills shortages. Complex and patchy provision of relevant…
View official noticeThe UK is a signatory to the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (revised) 1992. The aim of the Convention is to protect the archaeological heritage as a source of the European collective memory and as an instrument for…
View official noticeHistoric England is seeking to procure a modern cloud-based Applicant Tracking System (ATS) to support end-to-end recruitment and talent attraction activities. Historic England is seeking a replacement solution that continues to support effective and…
View official noticeHistoric England seeks a supplier to undertake a focused evaluation of whether its advice on Grade II listed building consent (LBC) applications involving statutory ‘relevant works’ leads to material changes in development proposals. The study will compare…
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