Planned procurement · Notice 082559-2026
Unified Operational Analytics
- Value
- Value not stated
- Stage
- Early notice
- Where
- London
- Lots
- 1
- Suitable for SMEs
- Not stated
- Contract
- 1 Jul 2027 – 30 Jun 2029
In plain English
The Metropolitan Police Service (via MOPAC) is preparing a major procurement called Unified Operational Analytics for an enterprise analytics solution to support policing operations, with a contract expected to run from 1 July 2027 to 30 June 2029. This is a preliminary market engagement exercise, not an open tender - MPS is holding an event and later a written questionnaire to shape its procurement strategy before formally going to market in early 2027.
Good fit for: Data, AI and analytics suppliers with experience in policing or similar high-security, high-data-volume sectors.
- Must sign a non-disclosure agreement to attend the event
Attendance at the event will require signature of a standard NDA between the MPS and your organisation by Wednesday 23 September at the very latest
- NDA must be signed without changes
signature of this standard NDA (i.e. no amendments) is a prerequisite for your company's attendance at this event
- Only one in-person attendee per organisation allowed
there will be a limit of one physical attendee per organisation at the event in London
Written with AI from the official notice. Check the notice before relying on it.
What the buyer says
The contracting Authority ('Authority') in relation to this notice is the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), on behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) are seeking to engage with potential suppliers on a significant and strategic procurement covering the delivery of operational analytics to support a broad range of policing-specific use cases. The programme will be known as Unified Operational Analytics (UOA). UOA aims to source an enterprise solution to embed market leading analytical tools and capabilities directly into core operational workflows, rather than point-solutions targeting separate and siloed functions that result in slow change cycles. The solution will need to deliver real time operational insight, advanced analytics, and faster decision making at the point where they have the greatest impact on policing outcomes. Ultimately, providing speed to efficiencies. Technically, the MPS foresee an analytics solution which enables fast back-end integrations, the transformation of data insight by bringing together existing, unlinked data, and improved workflows. The ambition is to enable faster delivery, reduce technical overhead, and ensure analysts can focus on interpreting insights and supporting operational decisions. The following may be considered: • Rapid integration of multiple, diverse, and legacy systems to deliver deeper insight on existing data. • Full data provenance across all processes and outputs. • AI driven efficiency gains through summarisation across operational and analytical workflows. • Streamlined, faster delivery of tools and insights to frontline and operational teams. The MPS are looking at a broad range of technical approaches to providing this business capability and will be …
What happens next
This is an early notice: the buyer is planning a tender, and its documents come when the tender is published. Read the official notice for the details.
Procedure: not stated. Published 1 Sep 2026.
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