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Contract Expiry Tracker
Most IT suppliers wait for the tender notice. The best ones identify the expiring contract 6 months earlier and walk into the bid with an advantage.
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Expiring in 30 days
134
Expiring in 90 days
289
Expiring in 180 days
478
Expiring in 12 months
Why expiry data matters
When a public sector contract is approaching its end date, the buyer must decide whether to re-tender, extend, or insource. If they re-tender, the notice typically appears 30-90 days before closing — by which point the incumbent has had months to prepare.
PSIP identifies those contracts up to 12 months before expiry — giving you time to research the buyer, understand the requirement, and build a relationship before the tender is published.
What you can see
✓Contracts expiring within 30, 90, 180 or 365 days
✓Supplier who holds the current contract
✓Contract value and buyer organisation
✓Award date and contract start/end dates
✓Source portal link to the original award notice
✓Filter by urgency, buyer name, or keyword
478 contracts expiring in the next 12 months
From Contracts Finder award records. Refreshed daily.
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