UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The British Library ticketing solution

The British Library International Dunhuang Project (IDP) Website Redevelopment. The new solution should ensure a stable and seamless access to the IDP database and IDP web resources, improve data and content searchability, enhance viewing of the digitised collections, and enhance the overall user discovery journey.

The British Library's (BL) Publishing department produces original non-fiction and classic reprinted fiction for audiences around the world. In recent years, BL Publishing has become a significant source of commercial revenue for the Library as well as increasing access and understanding of its wide-ranging collections. It has refocused away from specialist scholarly markets and built a successful reputation as a small independent trade publisher. This tender is for the provision of a modern storage and distribution service for the BL's publications, with an electronic ordering, invoicing and account management facility, and the supply to the BL of financial information relating to these transactions in a fully downloadable format.

Award of supplier to procurement cover the supply of print books published in Poland in the following languages: •Polish •English •German •Belarussian/Ukrainian/Russian/Slovak

The British Library has sucessfully awarded a supplier for its CIP programme, to manage the creation and supply of MARC 21 catalogue records of forthcoming publications.

Provision of Guarding Services at the British Library's premises in St Pancras, London.

In order to protect the British Library sites, assets, collection items, staff and visitors, British Library maintains a safety & security division. This division provides security guarding and own several security systems to provide required security to support above mentioned British Library operations.

Cyber Security Support Services for the period 01/11/2023 - 31/05/2024

The British Library (BL) is leading a collaborative tender with the DCMS institutions to set up a Framework Agreement to deliver their Media Buying Advertising and Planning. The primary organisations expected to utilise this arrangement as Contracting Authorities are: City of London Corporation (Barbican and Tower Bridge) British Library British Museum Museum of London National Army Museum National Gallery Natural History Museum National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside (NML) National Portrait Gallery Oxford University Gardens, Libraries and Museums Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Science Museum Group Tate The National Archives V&A

The British Library is seeking a supplier who can demonstrate their ability to provide Abridged Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) numbers. See https://www.oclc.org/en/dewey.html. This work package will consist of spreadsheets containing the abstracts of the theses. It is expected that suppliers will work from the abstracts to create Dewey numbers

The British Library (BL) is leading a collaborative tender with the DCMS Museums and Galleries and other charitable organisations working in the cultural events, museums and galleries sector to set up a Framework Agreement to deliver their specialist media buying advertising and marketing. The primary organisations expected to utilise this arrangement as Contracting Authorities are: British Library British Museum City of London Corporation (Barbican and Tower Bridge) Museum of London National Army Museum National Gallery Natural History Museum National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside (NML) National Portrait Gallery Oxford University Gardens, Libraries and Museums Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Science Museum Group Tate The National Archives V&A

The British Library is seeking suppliers for a Security Systems Consultant in order to protect the premises, staff, visitors and its collection items. The British Library employs several types of security equipment at its sites in London and Boston Spa. The British Library intends to use a qualified security consultant to assist with frequent systems upgrades, systems infrastructure maintenance

The British Library are seeking a partner to deliver phase 1 of the Library's Web Foundations project to include the following outputs:- Replace the current interim website Give an excellent experience to users and editors Reflects the Library brand Is robust, scalable, sustainable and secure Allows for quick expansion of other content areas Provides a foundation for expansion and integration with backend systems in phase 2 and beyond.

Supply and implementation of the Alma, Primo and Rapido library management system

Project management for the successful implementation of a digital preservation and storage repository. The engagement includes full project delivery, procurement support, vendor collaboration, and transition to internal support teams.

As a part of this competition, students create fashion portfolios informed by the British Library's collections. The competition includes an online research Masterclass and a final Awards event, as well as development of a range of written and video content used on the British Library website and during the competition. The programme is delivered in collaboration with a leading fashion designer who provides the student brief for the competition. It also includes a fashion show, an exhibition or a presentation during London Fashion week.

EXECUTIVE SEARCH PARTNER FOR INTERIM PEOPLE DIRECTOR £10,200

Higher Education and Event Management Services to support a range of events related to the British Library activities in higher education and science. It includes event management for the British Library science and higher education programmes.