UK public sector · Cyber security · Awards free to read
Who holds UK public sector cyber contracts, and when they end.
For MSSPs, pen testers, GRC firms and the bid teams who sell to the public sector.
538 service contracts with a known end date, 157 of them ending in the next six months, and 62 tenders a buyer has said are coming. Subscribers see the buyer, the current supplier and the date. Every award is free to read.
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- £329M
- across 396 cyber service contracts with a published value, last 12 months. The other 79 published no price. Free to read. How we count · Plus 1,221 product and licence purchases
- 538
- service contracts with a known end date. For subscribers.
Recent cyber awards
See all 1,451 awards →Updated 30 Oct 2026.
Bid alone, Bid with a partner, Framework, Licence renewal: what the labels mean.
Three ways to win
Ways in for a supplier, not the route labels above.
Bid alone
The cyber work is its own contract.
Bid with a partner
The cyber work is part of a bigger contract, or the winner does not sell cyber.
Talk to the buyer first
The contract ends soon, so the buyer may buy again. Subscribers see these.
Coming up for renewal
All 538 renewals →538 service contracts
157 end in the next 6 months, 168 in 6 to 18 months, and 213 after that.
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All 12 →12 open tenders
62 more are planned work, where a buyer has said what it intends to buy.
1 of 12 contracts shown as a sample. Subscribers see all of them.
Subscribe, £79 a month See a real Friday BriefWho is winning
All 861 firms →We read 302,948 notices since 2022 and kept the 3,078 that are cyber work. See every notice we left out.
Three questions you may have
This is all public. Why pay?
Yes, every notice is public. But the public websites list every kind of contract, and cyber is a small part of them. We read every notice and keep only the contracts a firm selling cyber can use: services, software, insurance or consultancy. Some you could win alone. Some you could win with a partner. For some, you could show the buyer a better way to buy. Every award here is free to read.
We already get tender alerts.
So do your competitors, and a tender gives you about 30 days. The buyer has already written the specification by then. An end date is published when a contract is signed, often years earlier. It tells you who holds the contract and when the buyer must decide again. That gives you time to talk to the buyer, to find a partner, or to suggest a better approach. An end date does not promise a new tender.
We bid twice a year.
Then the free plan may be enough, because every award is free to read. If you want to see what is coming before your next bid, subscribe. Plans are monthly or yearly, and you can cancel at any time.
Read every award before you decide anything.
Free to read, no account needed: every award we hold, with who won and the value. A subscription shows what is still to come.