Electoral management software platform for automating election administration and voter registration operations.
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 months ago.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In it software, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE DIST COUNCIL has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across it software, the most active winners are SOFTCAT PLC, PHOENIX SOFTWARE LTD, CIVICA UK LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
South Staffordshire District Council seeks contractors for the refurbishment and modernization of Codsall Leisure Centre facilities.
Conduct a housing and employment needs assessment for South Staffordshire District Council to support new Local Plan development.
This contract opportunity involves the refurbishment of the male and female changing rooms at Wombourne Leisure Centre. The project aims to enhance the facilities, ensuring they are modern, clean, and accessible for all users. The total value of the contract is approximately £40,425.30. Interested s
The South Staffordshire District Council is seeking suppliers to provide indoor studio cycles for leisure centres within the district. This procurement opportunity is valued at £82,165.81 and aims to enhance fitness facilities available to the community. Suppliers interested in this contract should
CORU invites qualified suppliers to bid for the provision of a managed Quality Management System including implementation, training, and ongoing support.
Develop and deliver a digital platform enabling secure consent management and informed sharing decision-making for healthcare services, commencing January 2027 for 36 months plus optional extensions.
West Northamptonshire Council requires a PACS solution for a new CT post-mortem imaging service at its County Mortuary, with implementation, support and maintenance.
DSIT seeks a delivery partner to facilitate design partnerships between public-sector organisations with cyber challenges and innovative cyber SMEs, operating on a pro bono basis for 18 months with a budget of up to £1.2 million.
