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25-44 Web Content Management System & Website Design

The University is seeking to appoint one or more specialist delivery partners to support the procurement, implementation, and optimisation of a new institutional website and Content Management System (CMS). Contracts may be awarded to a single integrated provider covering both lots or to separate suppliers for each lot, depending on the quality and suitability of proposals received.

Buyer

University of Wolverhampton

Value

£420,000

Published

27 Jan 2026

Closes

24 Oct 2025

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

2 Jan 2026

Contract ends

1 Jan 2029

CPV classifications

72413000

World wide web (www) site design services

72212783

Content management software development services

Lots

Lot Lot 1 Web Content Management

£420,000

This lot covers the provision of a robust, flexible CMS tailored to the higher education sector, inclusive of secure and scalable hosting. The CMS must adopt a headless, API first architecture; support granular content governance and approval workflows integrate with Entra ID (formerly Azure AD); and provide functionality for personalisation and A/B testing....

Delivery: UK · United Kingdom

Lot 2 Website Design

£420,000

This lot covers the design and development of a modern, mobile-first institutional website that significantly enhances the University’s digital presence. The solution must comply with WCAG 2.2 AA/AAA accessibility standards and provide modular and personalised content layouts, integrated analytics, and comprehensive site-wide search functionality. The websit...

Delivery: UK · United Kingdom

Tender notice on Find a Tender

23 Sept 2025

Tender notice on Find a Tender

Tender notice · UK4 · Web page

Procurement termination notice on Find a Tender

27 Jan 2026

Procurement termination notice on Find a Tender

Tender cancellation notice · UK12 · Web page

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