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Who won the UK's public contracts?

Search 143,342 UK public contract awards since 2021: who bought what, from whom, for how much, and whether anyone else got to bid. Free, no sign-up, updated throughout the day from official notices.

The last 30 days

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Contracts awarded
1,553
Published value
£2.86bnwhere stated
Without competition
23%351 contracts
Won by SMEs
49%where size is known

Latest awards

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Most recently published contract awards
Published Contract Buyer Supplier Value
2 Nov 2026 Ministry of Justice Ingeus UK Ltd £45,000
2 Nov 2026 Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Centre for Sight Limited SME £45,000
2 Nov 2026 Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust HSL Pathology LLP SME £60,000
2 Nov 2026 Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Synnovis Analytics LLP SME £130k
2 Nov 2026 Ministry of Defence Probrand Limited £381k
2 Nov 2026 Central Bedfordshire Council TSG Building Services PLC SME £299k
2 Nov 2026 Gloucestershire County Council James Bevan (Lydney) Ltd SME £230k
2 Nov 2026 Nottinghamshire County Council Target Professional Services (UK) Ltd SME £60,000
2 Nov 2026 South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust Man Truck and Bus UK Limited £3.33m
2 Nov 2026 Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust Everlight Radiology Limited £1.98m
2 Nov 2026 South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust Man Truck and Bus UK Limited £638k
2 Nov 2026 South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust Man Truck and Bus UK Limited £3.32m
2 Nov 2026 Ministry of Justice Green Skills Partnership SME £23,040
2 Nov 2026 Ministry of Justice WK Foundation SME £30,000
2 Nov 2026
Recruitment System No competition
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Civica UK Limited £144k

How it works

  1. Search anything

    A council, NHS trust, university or department, a company name or number, or the thing being bought.

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  2. See who won

    Every award shows the supplier, the value, the buyer and whether there was an open competition.

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  3. Follow the money

    Every buyer and supplier has a page with their contract history, trends and the organisations they work with most.

    Busiest buyers

Busiest buyers

All buyers

Most contracts awarded in the last 90 days.

  1. Leicester City Council 281 contracts · £43.2m
  2. Innovate UK 244 contracts · £1.15m
  3. Carmarthenshire County Council 195 contracts · £53.4m
  4. National Highways 173 contracts · £181m
  5. London Borough of Merton 158 contracts · £6.57m
  6. UK Research & Innovation 154 contracts · £10.1m
  7. Devon County Council 138 contracts · £44.5m

Top suppliers

All suppliers

Most contracts won in the last 90 days.

  1. Softcat plc 67 contracts · £34.6m
  2. 24x7 Ltd 62 contracts · £13.7m
  3. Phoenix Software Limited SME 49 contracts · £252m
  4. Skyline Taxis 42 contracts · £936k
  5. Universal Cabs Ltd SME 38 contracts · £4.16m
  6. Hawk Express Cabs Ltd SME 35 contracts · £1.21m
  7. Hansom Airport Taxis 35 contracts · £950k
  8. Ems Cabs Ltd SME 34 contracts · £3.69m

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Contracts awarded in the last 12 months, busiest sectors first.

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Every contract is placed where the work is delivered, or at the buyer's address when no delivery location is given. Pick a region to see its busiest buyers, the suppliers winning there and how much was awarded without competition.

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What this site shows

When a UK public body (a council, NHS trust, university, government department or school) awards a contract above certain values, it must publish a notice on the government's Find a Tender or Contracts Finder services. Those notices are public, but they are hard to search and harder to compare.

This site reads every contract award notice as it is published and organises it around the questions people actually ask: which company won? How much is it worth? Who else does this buyer use? Was there a competition?

It is useful if you sell to the public sector and want to know who your competitors are winning work from, if you write bids, if you are a journalist or councillor following public spending, or if you are simply curious where the money goes. Read how the data works, including its limits.