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Unlimited License Agreement
Transport for London · Central government
In brief
Transport for London has announced plans to buy IT and software work. This is an early notice: there is nothing to bid on yet, but it tells you a tender may follow.
The notice does not state a value.
The contract runs for 45 months, starting 1 June 2027.
Built from the notice's own fields. Always check the official notice before you bid.
Can I win this?
Competition
Usually low: a median of 2 bids per contract for this buyer (from 72 awards in the last 12 months).
Framework
Winning puts you on a list of suppliers the buyer can call on; it does not guarantee work.
What the notice says
Database Enterprise Edition, Advanced Security and WebLogic is part of the Unlimited License Agreement (ULA). The licensing model lets Transport for London (TfL) deploy specific software products and provide support. TfL utilises Database Enterprise Edition, Advanced Security and WebLogic ULA products to support a number of its mission and business critical applications and services such as revenue collection, traffic management, photocard and track access control.
How to bid
- Read the full notice on Find a Tender, including any tender documents it links to.
- Register your organisation on the Central Digital Platform (through Find a Tender) if you have not already. Suppliers need to be registered to take part in procurements under the Procurement Act 2023.
- Follow the submission instructions in the notice; it does not name an e-tendering portal.
Timeline
- Pipeline notice · UK1, notice 044709-2026
About the buyer
Transport for LondonLast 12 months
Procurements
374Awards
150Suppliers it has used most for IT and software
- Capita Business Services2 contracts
- Icomera UK Limited1 contract
- KPMG LLP1 contract
- Kronos Systems Limited1 contract
- Msci Limited1 contract
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From notice 044709-2026 on Find a Tender, first published 14 May 2026. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.