Supplier · Large organisation
Charterhouse Voice and Data
Charterhouse Voice and Data has won 26 UK public contracts worth £978m since 31 Jul 2024. See its competitors in telecoms equipment.
Also published as Charterhouse Voice and Data (t/a Symity). These are the same company (02804354), so their contracts are counted together.
- Contracts
- 26
- Published value
- £978mwhere stated
- Without competition
- 15%4 contracts
- Won by SMEs
- 48%of 25 with size known
05
Biggest customers
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West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust 7 contracts · £629k
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University of Cumbria 2 contracts · £584k
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West Midlands Fire Service 2 contracts · £99,335
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MCA - Maritime and Coastguard Agency 2 contracts · £13,130
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YPO 1 contract · £750m
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Jisc Services Ltd 1 contract · £160m
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North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium 1 contract · £64.7m
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Department for Work and Pensions 1 contract · £1.2m
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NHS Property Services Limited 1 contract · £532k
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Pension Protection Fund 1 contract · £150k
What they supply
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Telecoms equipment 11 contracts · £226m
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Postal & telecoms services 4 contracts · £131k
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IT services 3 contracts · £751m
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Office & computing equipment 3 contracts · £209k
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Repair & maintenance 2 contracts · £37,350
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Business services 1 contract · £532k
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Installation services 1 contract · £47,278
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Software & information systems 1 contract · £91,915
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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British Telecommunications Public Limited Company 37 contracts · £1.53bn
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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
These are the suppliers with the most telecoms equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where Charterhouse Voice and Data wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.
All contracts won by Charterhouse Voice and Data
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