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DDT1350 - Houses of Multiple Occupation Modelling System

Currently for a property to be eligible to be a HMO, the landlord of the property needs to have a licence and pay the relevant fees accordingly. However there is an increasingly large number of HMO’s that are unlicenced, and the Housing Standards team are responsible for identifying these properties. The work is reactive and usually relies on some intelligence reported either by local residence, or other bodies such as the police or fire department. The service are looking to be much more proactive in identifying properties which could potentially be HMO’s, through the use of a tool or service which looks at an array of data which could indicate that a property is indeed a HMO. The service understands that many other councils have started using 3rd party service providers/software for this identification, and are keen to explore the market accordingly with the essential functionality listed below: The system will have appropriate access controls to ensure that it will be accessed only by legitimate users and must have security controls commensurate with the stated confidentiality, integrity and availability impact levels.

  • Other sectors
  • Public sector
  • United Kingdom
Buyer / issuer
Leicester City Council
Sector
Other sectors
Country / region
United Kingdom
Public or private
Public sector
Closing date
Not stated
Closing date not stated
Estimated value
Not stated
Submission method
Via the buyer's portal, linked from Find a Tender
Tender number
SEM7287
Status
Active

Scope summary

Currently for a property to be eligible to be a HMO, the landlord of the property needs to have a licence and pay the relevant fees accordingly. However there is an increasingly large number of HMO’s that are unlicenced, and the Housing Standards team are responsible for identifying these properties. The work is reactive and usually relies on some intelligence reported either by local residence, or other bodies such as the police or fire department. The service are looking to be much more proactive in identifying properties which could potentially be HMO’s, through the use of a tool or service which looks at an array of data which could indicate that a property is indeed a HMO. The service understands that many other councils have started using 3rd party service providers/software for this identification, and are keen to explore the market accordingly with the essential functionality listed below: The system will have appropriate access controls to ensure that it will be accessed only by legitimate users and must have security controls commensurate with the stated confidentiality, integrity and availability impact levels.

Category: goods

Key requirements

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Important dates

Published
30 Oct 2026
First seen by Atlas
31 Oct 2026
Briefing session
Not captured. Check the original notice before relying on this.
Submission deadline
Not stated

Commercial snapshot

Estimated value
Not stated in the notice
Contract type
See the tender documents
Category
goods
Source
UK Find a Tender

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