Planned procurement · Notice 082601-2026
Home Office Subject Access Request Unit (SARU) Redesign Project: End-to-End Information Rights Case Management Platform and Managed Service
- Value
- £4.4m
- Stage
- Early notice
- Where
- UK-wide
- Lots
- 1
- Suitable for SMEs
- Yes, says the buyer
- Contract
- 31 Mar 2027 – 30 Mar 2030
In plain English
Home Office plans to procure an end-to-end case-management platform and managed service for its Subject Access Request Unit, covering request handling, redaction, migration, training and ongoing support, with the contract expected to run from 31 March 2027 to 30 March 2030. This is a planned procurement notice, so it isn't open for bids yet and details remain subject to change.
Good fit for: IT suppliers who build or implement secure case-management and document-redaction software for government, with managed-service and migration capability.
- Two-stage selection process
two-stage Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023
- Scope and terms may still change
final scope, procedure, timetable, contract term, estimated value and procurement documents remain subject to refinement and approval
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What the buyer says
The Home Office anticipates conducting a procurement for an end-to-end digital case-management platform and associated configuration, integration, migration, implementation, transition and managed-service capability for the Subject Access Request Unit. Subject Access Requests are the primary driver for the requirement, although the proposed solution is also expected to support Freedom of Information requests and Parliamentary Questions through configurable workflows and shared core case-management capability. The proposed requirement may include: - a configurable and secure case-management platform; - customer submission and identity-verification capability or integration; - configurable workflows, case administration, deadline management and auditability; - document handling, processing and redaction capability; - management information and operational reporting; - integration with Authority-approved services, systems and platforms; - configuration, implementation and testing; - migration from existing systems and repositories; - training, transition, go-live and service stabilisation; - ongoing managed-service, support, maintenance, security and resilience; and - exit and transition-out support. The Authority currently intends to conduct a two-stage Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023. The final scope, procedure, timetable, contract term, estimated value and procurement documents remain subject to refinement and approval.
Procedure: Competitive flexible procedure (Flexible: the buyer sets the stages, often a shortlist first, then bids). Published 1 Sep 2026.
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