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Planned procurement · Notice 091637-2026

Line of Business System - Market Engagement

Milton Keynes City Council

Value
£1m
Stage
Early notice
Where
South East
Lots
1
Suitable for SMEs
Yes, says the buyer
Contract
1 Nov 2027 – 31 Oct 2032

In plain English

Milton Keynes City Council is preparing to replace its legacy case management system with a cloud-based Regulatory and Operational Case Management Platform covering services such as Environmental Health, Trading Standards, Licensing and Private Sector Housing, for a contract expected to run from 2027 to 2032. This is only a market engagement exercise ahead of a future tender, not a live competition, and includes an online supplier session on 21 October 2026.

Good fit for: Software as a Service (SaaS) suppliers offering regulatory or case management platforms for local authorities.

The catch (with the notice's own words):
  • Not a live tender - information gathering only This engagement is not an invitation to tender, a call for competition, or a commitment by the Council to undertake any procurement or award any contract.

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What the buyer says

Milton Keynes City Council (MKCC) ('The Council') is seeking to engage with suppliers in advance of a future procurement exercise for a cloud-based Regulatory and Operational Case Management Platform. The Council currently utilises a legacy case management solution across a range of services and is exploring replacement options that will support future service delivery, digital transformation, mobile working, data management and reporting requirements. The Council is seeking a modern Software as a Service (SaaS) solution capable of supporting multiple service areas through a shared platform and data model. Services anticipated to be within scope include: • Environmental Health • Environmental Crime • Trading Standards • Licensing • Private Sector Housing • Emergency Planning • Other related operational and regulatory functions The Council's preferred approach is a single corporate platform, although modular solutions from a single supplier may also be considered where they provide integrated functionality and a seamless user experience. The platform is expected to provide functionality including: • Case management • Inspection management • Investigation management • Licensing management • Enforcement management • Document and evidence management • Workflow and task management • Mobile working capability • Reporting and dashboard functionality • Information governance and retention management • Officer safety alerting • Integration with existing corporate systems • Data migration from an existing legacy system The Council is particularly interested in understanding how suppliers can support: • Cross-service working • Shared premises and entity records • Mobile and field-based operations • Cloud-first delivery models • Integration with GIS, LLPG and other corporate syste…

Procedure: not stated. Published 29 Sep 2026.

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