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Acorn Training Ltd.

Acorn Training Ltd. has won 13 UK public contracts worth £10.1bn since 23 Jun 2023. See its competitors in education & training.

Company 06517343Companies House recordBased in West MidlandsFirst contract 23 Jun 2023Latest contract 21 Jul 2026

Contracts
13
Published value
£10.1bnwhere stated
Without competition
8%1 contracts
Won by SMEs
100%of 12 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 9 contracts · busiest month June 2025

Biggest customers

  1. Staffordshire County Council 5 contracts · £1.78m
  2. Hertfordshire County Council 4 contracts · £64m
  3. YPO 1 contract · £10bn
  4. Manchester City Council 1 contract · £5m
  5. North Northamptonshire Council 1 contract · £117k

What they supply

  1. Education & training 13 contracts · £10.1bn

Competitors in education & training

Sector overview
  1. Shannon Trust SME 74 contracts · £3.99m
  2. QA Limited 69 contracts · £78.9m
  3. Cambridge Spark SME 43 contracts · £10.3m
  4. PeoplePlus Group Ltd 35 contracts · £11.8m
  5. Babington Business College 29 contracts · £61m
  6. Teesside University 27 contracts · £110m

These are the suppliers with the most education & training contracts in the last two years, which is where Acorn Training Ltd. wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Acorn Training Ltd.

Contracts won by Acorn Training Ltd.
Date Contract Buyer Value
21 Jul 2026 Staffordshire County Council £886k
5 Nov 2025 Manchester City Council £5m
22 Jul 2025 Staffordshire County Council £896k
15 Jul 2025 Hertfordshire County Council £16m
10 Jun 2025 Hertfordshire County Council £16m
10 Jun 2025 Hertfordshire County Council £16m
10 Jun 2025 Hertfordshire County Council £16m
15 Apr 2025 YPO £10bn
8 Apr 2025 North Northamptonshire Council £117k
26 Jun 2024 South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority £40m
23 Jun 2023 Staffordshire County Council —
23 Jun 2023 Staffordshire County Council —
23 Jun 2023 Staffordshire County Council —

Contracts are matched to this supplier by company name as published in each notice. If a company appears under slightly different names, some of its contracts may be listed separately. How matching works.