Supplier · Large organisation
Axon Public Safety UK Limited
Axon Public Safety UK Limited has won 39 UK public contracts worth £210m since 1 Nov 2022. See its competitors in security, fire & defence equipment.
Also published as Axon Public Safety, Axon Public Saftey UK Ltd. These are the same company (07390059), so their contracts are counted together.
- Contracts
- 39
- Published value
- £210mwhere stated
- Without competition
- 21%8 contracts
- Won by SMEs
- 12%of 34 with size known
Biggest customers
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British Transport Police 6 contracts · £6.21m
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BlueLight Commercial 4 contracts · £73.1m
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Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire 3 contracts · £10.9m
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West Yorkshire Combined Authority 3 contracts · £4.35m
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Police And Crime Commissioner For Durham 2 contracts · £1.78m
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Home Office 1 contract · £75m
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Ministry of Defence 1 contract · £7.96m
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Kent 1 contract · £5.6m
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Greater Manchester Police 1 contract · £4m
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British Transport Police Authority 1 contract · £3.86m
What they supply
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Security, fire & defence equipment 27 contracts · £180m
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Telecoms equipment 5 contracts · £1.93m
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Laboratory & precision equipment 3 contracts · £6.51m
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Office & computing equipment 2 contracts · £4.42m
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IT services 1 contract · £9.2m
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Electrical equipment & lighting 1 contract · £7.96m
Competitors in security, fire & defence equipment
Sector overview-
Cooneen Defence Limited SME 13 contracts · £13.9m
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Openview Security Solutions Ltd 12 contracts · £336m
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Arco Limited 12 contracts · £92.2m
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Reliance High-Tech Limited SME 11 contracts · £262m
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Lyreco UK Limited 11 contracts · £76.3m
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Terberg DTS (UK) Ltd 11 contracts · £2.57m
These are the suppliers with the most security, fire & defence equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where Axon Public Safety UK Limited wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.
All contracts won by Axon Public Safety UK Limited
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.