FTS UK public procurement

LUV01377- Website and Content Management System

University of Leicester

CompleteOCDS ID ocds-h6vhtk-0592af
Tender value£734,0001 awards · 0 contracts

01 Procurement

Tender overview

Updated 9 March 2026
Buyer
University of Leicester
Status
Complete
Procurement method
Competitive flexible procedure
Category
goods
CPV classification
Not supplied
Tender period
Not supplied — Not supplied

Description

The University of Leicester is embarking on a strategic initiative to modernise its digital infrastructure through the implementation of a cloud-managed, headless content management system (CMS). This project is a cornerstone of the University’s broader digital engagement strategy, designed to enhance the efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability of its online presence across le.ac.uk and associated digital platforms. The new CMS must deliver a secure, scalable solution that supports modern web architecture and multi-channel content delivery. It should integrate seamlessly with existing systems, enable content publishing across diverse devices and platforms, and accommodate future development needs. Operationally, the University aims to transform how content is created, managed, and maintained. With over 200 trained editors currently using the existing system, the new platform should streamline workflows, reduce reliance on technical support, and empower staff to manage content more effectively. It must support decentralised content creation while ensuring robust governance and quality control. A key objective is to consolidate the University’s digital infrastructure and establish a single source of truth for content and data, thereby reducing maintenance costs and reliance on external development. The project will be delivered in phased stages, including technical discovery, procurement, system implementation, content review and migration, staff training, and decommissioning of the current infrastructure. Completion is anticipated by the end of the 2026/27 financial year. Suppliers should demonstrate experience in delivering similar projects, including dual running of legacy and new CMS platforms, and the ability to collaborate closely with internal teams throughout the transition. The University is committed to ensuring the new CMS supports its wider institutional goals; enhancing the digital experience for users, supporting staff in their roles, and maintaining a secure and efficient digital environment. The selected supplier will be expected to meet the technical and operational requirements outlined in this tender and to work in partnership with the University to deliver a successful implementation. The University of Leicester is conducting a Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023. This procedure will be run in stages, allowing us to identify the most suitable suppliers and ensure a fair and transparent process. All submissions must be made via the Delta Procurement Portal. We will not accept responses via email or any other mechanism. To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/8KST953R74

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02 Awards and contracts

Published award records

1 shown
Pending

LUV01377- UoL Content Management System

Awarded
5 March 2026
Award value
£734,000
Suppliers
1
Signed contract
Not supplied

03 Organisations

Buyers, suppliers and other parties

2 parties
Buyer

University of Leicester

University Road, Leicester, Leicester, UKF21, LE1 7RH, United Kingdom

GB-PPON PPNM-4297-VLCH
Supplier

Zengenti Limited

The Old Pump House, Cleedownton, Ludlow, SY8 3EG, Ludlow, UKG22, SY8 3EG, United Kingdom

Companies House 04235317 →

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04 Provenance

Source for this process

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