Supplier · Large organisation

Anritsu EMEA Limited

Anritsu EMEA Limited has won 5 UK public contracts worth £9.6m since 4 Mar 2025. See its competitors in laboratory & precision equipment.

Based in East of EnglandFirst contract 4 Mar 2025Latest contract 6 May 2025

Contracts: 5
Published value: £9.6mwhere stated
Without competition: 0%0 contracts
Won by SMEs: 0%of 5 with size known

Contracts won per month, last 24 months 5 contracts · busiest month May 2025

Dec 24
Mar 25
3
Jun 25
Sep 25
Dec 25
Mar 26
Jun 26
Sep 26

Biggest customers

Ofcom 4 contracts · £9.35m
National Physical Laboratory 1 contract · £250k

What they supply

Laboratory & precision equipment 5 contracts · £9.6m

Competitors in laboratory & precision equipment

Sector overview

Wolf Laboratories Limited SME 27 contracts · £2bn
VWR International Ltd 22 contracts · £1.85bn
Fisher Scientific UK LTD 22 contracts · £1.67bn
Scientific Laboratory Supplies Ltd 21 contracts · £2.05bn
Bruker UK Limited SME 17 contracts · £34m
Appleton Woods Ltd SME 15 contracts · £1.85bn

These are the suppliers with the most laboratory & precision equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where Anritsu EMEA Limited wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Anritsu EMEA Limited

Contracts won by Anritsu EMEA Limited
Date	Contract	Buyer	Value
6 May 2025	Framework Agreement for the Provision of Spectrum Equipment, Ancillaries and Associated Services	Ofcom	£2.67m
6 May 2025	Framework Agreement for the Provision of Spectrum Equipment, Ancillaries and Associated Services	Ofcom	£2.67m
6 May 2025	Framework Agreement for the Provision of Spectrum Equipment, Ancillaries and Associated Services	Ofcom	£266k
8 Apr 2025	Framework Agreement for the provision of spectrum equipment, ancillaries and associated services	Ofcom	£3.75m
4 Mar 2025	Awarded - ITT - IoT 5G devices Base Station Emulator	National Physical Laboratory	£250k

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