Managed hosting tenders and contracts

UK public sector, covering 600+ buyer sites

102 contracts awarded in the 24 months to 12 October 2026

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Updated 12 October 2026 · compiled by BidSkim Limited · How we count

Managed hosting contracts ,

102 contracts across the UK, of any size

Recently awarded

The latest managed hosting contracts awarded

Awarded 16 September 2026

Border College Basic Cloud Hosting and Back Up IaaS Contract

Borders College · Scotland
£358k
Awarded 11 September 2026

NECS Opensource Hosting Environment

NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit
£31k
Awarded 10 September 2026

ATOS Infrastructure Platform

Medway NHS Foundation Trust · North East
£415k
Awarded 25 August 2026

International Dunhuang Programme (IDP) -Klnt

British Library
£35k

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Who wins · 24 months to October 2026

Vodafone won the most managed hosting contracts

Each dot is one contract, coloured by who bought it.

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CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthSchools and collegesOther public bodies
RankContractorContracts won, by buyerContractsValue wonBuyersShare
1 Vodafone
5£24.4m1
2 Idox
South West · See every contract
4£625k4
3jointPhoenix Software
Yorkshire and the Humber · See every contract
3£4.7m3
3jointANS Group
3£4.5m3
3jointComputacenter
North East · See every contract
3£2.3m1
3jointCivica
3£729k3
3jointECS Partners Limited
East of England · SME · See every contract
3£87k2
8jointCACI
2£5m2
8jointAmazon Web Services (AWS)
East of England · See every contract
2£2m2
8jointEmber Technology
South West · SME · See every contract
2£278k1

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Who buys

75 buyers awarded managed hosting contracts

Contracts with a published value in the last 24 months, from the type of buyer to the size of the contract.

Councils14 contractsHousing associations4 contractsNHS and health15 contractsSchools and colleges5 contractsOther public bodies56 contractsUnder £100k42 contracts · median £33k£100k to £1m37 contracts · median £360k£1m or more15 contracts · median £2.6m
Councils14 contractsHousing4 contractsNHS and health15 contractsSchools5 contractsOther56 contractsUnder £100k42 contracts£100k to £1m37 contracts£1m or more15 contracts
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14 buyers bought managed hosting more than once in the last 24 months

Each dot is a buyer, by how many managed hosting contracts it awarded in the last 24 months.

61 buyers1 contract7 buyers2 contracts6 buyers3 or 4 contracts1 buyer5 or more contracts
61 buyers17 buyers26 buyers3 or 41 buyer5 or morecontracts awarded

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Few and big, or many and small

Each dot is a buyer: how many managed hosting contracts it awarded against what they were worth. The busiest and biggest are named.

CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthSchools and collegesOther public bodies
£10k£100k£1m£10m£100m£1.0bn1235Managed hosting contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLHome OfficeMinistry of DefenceLiverpool City CouncilMinistry of JusticeDepartment for Environme…
£10k£100k£1m£10m£100m£1.0bn1235Managed hosting contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLHome OfficeMinistry of DefenceLiverpool City Council

Top buyers by contracts awarded

Prices

Half of managed hosting contracts are worth less than £132k

Every contract with a published value, on a log scale, coloured by who bought it.

CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthSchools and collegesOther public bodies
£10k£100k£1m£10m£100m£1.0bnMedian £132k
£10k£100k£1m£10m£100m£1.0bnMedian £132k
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The 10 biggest contracts hold 87% of the money

Coloured by who bought it.

  1. Home OfficeKainos · 3 Aug 2026£111m
  2. Ministry of DefenceSA Group Limited · 23 Jun 2025£11m
  3. Home OfficeVodafone · 1 Apr 2025£9.7m
  4. Home OfficeVodafone · 1 Apr 2025£7.5m
  5. Home OfficeVodafone · 30 Jan 2026£6.4m
  6. Ministry of DefenceANS Group · 27 Mar 2026£4.5m
  7. Liverpool City CouncilPhoenix Software · 14 Mar 2025£4.2m
  8. Ministry of JusticeCACI · 24 Dec 2025£2.6m
  9. Environment Agencyiomart · 21 Oct 2024£2.5m
  10. Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local GovernmentCACI · 8 May 2026£2.4m
Where and when

London awards the most managed hosting contracts. March and April are the busiest months.

Contracts by region and by month awarded. Click a region to filter the page.

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RegionContractsValue
London21£13.5m
South West10£3.1m
North East8£2.2m
Yorkshire and the Humber7£333k
East of England6£3m
South East6£1.4m
Scotland5£1.3m
North West4£17.4m
East Midlands4£418k
Wales3£1.1m
West Midlands2£29k
Northern Ireland1£813k
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Key findings
  • 87%

    of the money is in the 10 biggest managed hosting contracts.

    Of 94 contracts with a published value.
  • 41%

    of managed hosting contracts are won by SMEs.

    As recorded by the buyer, on 81 award notices.
  • 30%

    of managed hosting contracts are awarded in March and April.

    31 of 102 contracts.

Questions

How many managed hosting contracts does the UK public sector award?

102 in the 24 months to 12 October 2026, from 75 public buyers.

How much is a typical public sector managed hosting contract worth?

The median is £132k, and 59% are worth less than £250k.

Who wins the most public sector managed hosting contracts?

Vodafone won the most (5).

What is included

A hosting provider runs servers or a private cloud environment for a named application or system the buyer owns, with the infrastructure support to keep it available.

  • Hosting of bespoke or legacy government applications
  • Virtual servers on a UK hosting provider's cloud platform
  • Hosting with infrastructure support, helpdesk and change for a national data platform
  • Infrastructure provision for a research study network

What is not included

  • Hyperscale public cloud consumption -> it.infra.public-cloud
  • Rackspace where the buyer runs its own kit -> it.infra.data-centre-colocation
  • Mainframe hosting -> it.infra.mainframe-services
  • Website and CMS hosting -> it.dev.websites-and-cms
  • Hosting bought with a named system's supply or support -> that system's service