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Business Travel PME

University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation

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The University of Portsmouth is seeking early market feedback from suitably qualified and experienced Suppliers on its proposal to re-tender it’s Business Travel Services requirement. The University requires a Travel Management Company (TMC) that can facilitate the travel booking needs for a large and diverse range of stakeholders, including but not limited to Air Travel, Rail Travel and Accommodation Booking, for Domestic and International travel requirements. The University requires a TMC with the provision to provide these services both online through a booking platform and smartphone-based app, and offline through a UK based call-centre type model. The University has used the services of a TMC since 2018. As the current TMC contract is ending in 2027, the University is now seeking to re-contract for this service for up to a further 6 years.

Deadline: Not published
Published: 27 Oct 2026(7 hours ago)
Contract value: Not published
Location: United Kingdom
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-0790d5
First seen: 2 hours ago

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79997000Business travel services

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