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L26044-T-YHBC- ​Web development, maintenance and hosting

“L26044-T-YHBC- ​Web development, maintenance and hosting” is an open UK public-sector tender from London Luton Airport Operations Limited in UKH21. Bids are due by 13 November 2026 at 12:00. The estimated value is not published. It was published on Find a Tender on 30 October 2026.

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Buyer
London Luton Airport Operations Limited
Location
UKH21
Submission deadline
13 November 2026 at 12:00
Estimated value
Not provided
Published
30 October 2026
Procedure
Open procedure
Sector
Digital & web
Category codes
48517000, 48222000, 48224000, 48710000, 72212000, 72261000, 72267200, 72415000
Official notice ID
103226-2026
Last updated at source
30 October 2026 at 13:34

Summary from the buyer

The London Luton Airport (LLA) requires a suitably skilled and experienced digital partner to provide ongoing website hosting, maintenance, support, development and optimisation services for its public website and associated digital services. The successful supplier will be responsible for ensuring the ongoing availability, performance, security, resilience and continuous improvement of the platform, whilst supporting LLA's wider digital, customer experience and commercial objectives.

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Before you decide to bid

For a UK creative, digital or marketing agency, the tender “L26044-T-YHBC- ​Web development, maintenance and hosting” from London Luton Airport Operations Limited is only worth pursuing if three conditions hold. First, the agency must be able to submit a complete response before 13 November 2026 at 12:00; late bids are normally rejected without being read. Second, the published value of Not provided has to cover the work described, including the unpaid hours it takes to write and check a public-sector bid. Third, the agency should already hold the evidence buyers usually ask for: recent case studies of similar work, insurance certificates and, for many contracts, a social value commitment. Under the Procurement Act 2023, buyers publish their award criteria in the tender documents, so read those criteria on Find a Tender before writing anything. If one of the three conditions fails, skipping this tender is usually the better use of the agency's time.

Timeline to the deadline

There are about 7 days left. That is tight for a full public-sector response: only bid if your case studies, insurance certificates and pricing are already written and approved, and you can spend the remaining time answering the questions rather than collecting documents.

What the value tells you

The buyer has not published a value. Before committing time, look in the tender documents for a budget, a price ceiling or the pricing schedule; if none exists, ask a clarification question, because a bid priced far above what the buyer expected is rarely successful.

How this procedure works

This is an open procedure: any supplier can submit a full bid in a single stage, so the competition may be wide and the written answers carry most of the weight.

The notice is classified under the category codes 48517000, 48222000, 48224000, 48710000, 72212000. These CPV codes are how London Luton Airport Operations Limited tells search tools what it is buying. Save them as alert terms: buyers often reuse the same codes for the next contract of the same kind.

Checklist before you start writing

  • Download every document from Find a Tender: specification, questionnaire, pricing schedule, terms and conditions.
  • Note the clarification deadline, which is usually several days before the submission deadline.
  • List the mandatory pass/fail items (insurance levels, accreditations, minimum turnover) and confirm you meet each one.
  • Find the weighting of each question and spend your time in proportion to it.
  • Pick two or three case studies that match the scope, with results you can show.
  • Check that your organisation is registered on the Central Digital Platform if the notice was published under the Procurement Act 2023.
  • Plan to submit at least a day early: portals can be slow close to the deadline, and late bids are normally excluded.

Sources

Always check the official notice for the full requirements and latest changes before bidding.

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