Supplier · Large organisation
British Telecommunications plc
British Telecommunications plc has won 285 UK public contracts worth £13.8bn since 17 Sep 2019. See its competitors in telecoms equipment.
Also published as British Telecommunications Public Limited Company, BT PLC, British Telecommunications Public Limited Company t/a BT PLC and 8 more. These are the same company (01800000), so their contracts are counted together.
- Contracts
- 285
- Published value
- £13.8bnwhere stated
- Without competition
- 19%53 contracts
- Won by SMEs
- 7%of 270 with size known
Biggest customers
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London Ambulance Service NHS Trust 24 contracts · £1.52m
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Sellafield Limited 12 contracts · £5.73m
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Home Office 11 contracts · £1.33bn
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Department for Science, Innovation and Technology 10 contracts · £3.92bn
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MCA - Maritime and Coastguard Agency 9 contracts · £1.59m
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YPO 7 contracts · £5.25bn
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Bduk 6 contracts · £484m
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Ministry of Defence 6 contracts · £59.6m
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NHS England 6 contracts · £14m
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London Ambulance Service 6 contracts · £846k
What they supply
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Telecoms equipment 103 contracts · £2.26bn
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IT services 71 contracts · £4.54bn
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Postal & telecoms services 65 contracts · £5.71bn
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Software & information systems 19 contracts · £14m
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Office & computing equipment 9 contracts · £22m
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Repair & maintenance 6 contracts · £1.26bn
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Construction materials 4 contracts · £377k
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Security, fire & defence equipment 3 contracts · £4.16m
Competitors in telecoms equipment
Sector overview-
Softcat 47 contracts · £875m
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Virgin Media Business Limited 43 contracts · £47.4m
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Vodafone Limited 31 contracts · £78.5m
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CDW Ltd 27 contracts · £503m
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Radiocoms Systems Limited SME 20 contracts · £62.8m
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Specialist Computer Centres Plc 18 contracts · £187m
These are the suppliers with the most telecoms equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where British Telecommunications plc wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.
All contracts won by British Telecommunications plc
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.