Preliminary market engagement notice104648-2026
Overseas Facilities Management Category Strategy
BuyerMinistry of Defence
- Market engagement closes17 days left
- Published4 Nov 2026
- Estimated value
- £2,000,000,000, including VAT
- Contract term
- 1 Apr 2030 to 1 Apr 2035 (5 years)
- Lots
- Not divided into lots
- Categories
- 79993100Facilities management services
- 50000000Repair and maintenance services
- Regions
- Outside the UK
The buyer’s description
“The National Armaments Director Group, Commercial and Industry, is developing an Overseas Facilities Management Category Strategy for the Permanent Joint Operating Bases and the Germany and Wider Europe estate. This market engagement is to consider appropriate commercial solutions for all MOD assets and FM services overseas; the scope of any subsequent procurement(s) remains undecided. The current established overseas prime FM contracts includes Permanent Joint Operating Bases (PJOB) in Cyprus, Gibraltar, the South Atlantic Islands, the Falkland Islands and Ascension Island, and Training Estate in Germany and Wider Europe. Under the current established overseas prime FM contract arrangements, are delivered through a mixture of Total Facilities Management (TFM), Hard Facilities Management (HFM) and Soft Facilities Management (SFM) models. These arrangements support the operation, maintenance and compliance of the built estate and provide workplace and life-supporting services required by Defence personnel and organisations. The Authority is at an early stage in developing its future requirements and commercial strategy. No decision has been taken on the future scope, packaging of services or geographic areas, contracting model or procurement approach. This preliminary market engagement with Tier 1 Suppliers is intended to help the Authority understand the capability, capacity and appetite of the market and to obtain industry insight to inform the development of the Overseas Facilities Management Category Strategy and any potential future requirements. Total value (estimated): £2 billion, indicative and subject to further development. Contract dates (estimated) TBC”