Standing Joint Command (Sjc) Integrated Physical Tender - 142970533

Procurement Summary

Country: United Kingdom

Summary: Standing Joint Command (Sjc) Integrated Physical Security Capability

Deadline: 22 Jun 2026

Posting Date: 10 Jun 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 142970533

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Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

CPV Classification

35121000 - Security equipment
35125300 - Security cameras
48730000 - Security software package
50600000 - Repair and maintenance services of security and defence materials
50610000 - Repair and maintenance services of security equipment
73421000 - Development of security equipment
72212730 - Security software development services
73431000 - Test and evaluation of security equipment
79710000 - Security services
79715000 - Patrol services
32235000 - Closed-circuit surveillance system
32323500 - Video-surveillance system
35120000 - Surveillance and security systems and devices
35125000 - Surveillance system
79711000 - Alarm-monitoring services
35121700 - Alarm systems
72227000 - Software integration consultancy services
72228000 - Hardware integration consultancy services

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Tender Details

The Authority intends to engage with the market to inform the potential procurement of an integrated physical security capability. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) relies on a diverse and often legacy set of physical security technologies-including access control systems, CCTV, intrusion detection, and perimeter security solutions-to protect personnel, infrastructure, and sensitive assets across a wide and geographically dispersed estate. The current technology landscape is fragmented, with a variety of systems installed over time without consistent standards, interoperability, or integration. This fragmentation creates several critical issues: • Limited interoperability and integration: Existing systems typically operate in isolation, preventing real-time data sharing and a unified operational view of security across sites. This reduces situational awareness and slows decision-making during incidents. • Reliance on legacy infrastructure: Many systems are outdated, difficult to maintain or upgrade, increasing operational risk and lifecycle costs while reducing resilience against evolving threats. • Inconsistent capability across the estate: Variation in technology deployment results in uneven levels of protection • Inefficient use of personnel: Limited automation and integration places significant reliance on workforce-intensive processes, reducing efficiency and increasing the burden on already stretched security personnel. • Data underutilisation: Security data is collected bu...

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