Supplier · SME

CP Davidson & Sons Ltd

CP Davidson & Sons Ltd has won 6 UK public contracts worth £2.5bn since 5 Sep 2023. See its competitors in vehicles & transport equipment.

Based in North WestFirst contract 5 Sep 2023Latest contract 12 Sep 2023

Contracts: 6
Published value: £2.5bnwhere stated
Without competition: 0%0 contracts
Won by SMEs: 100%of 6 with size known

Contracts won per month, last 24 months No contracts in this period

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Biggest customers

YPO 5 contracts · £2.5bn
Wakefield Council 1 contract · —

What they supply

Vehicles & transport equipment 6 contracts · £2.5bn

Competitors in vehicles & transport equipment

Sector overview

Lookers Group 75 contracts · £9.72m
Dennis Eagle Ltd 74 contracts · £3.16bn
Hammond (ECS) Ltd 61 contracts · £12.9m
Toyota (GB) PLC 53 contracts · £34.5m
Balfour Beatty Construction Ltd 49 contracts · £9.5m
Aebi Schmidt UK Ltd SME 47 contracts · £1.78bn

These are the suppliers with the most vehicles & transport equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where CP Davidson & Sons Ltd wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by CP Davidson & Sons Ltd

Contracts won by CP Davidson & Sons Ltd
Date	Contract	Buyer	Value
12 Sep 2023	YPO 001170 - Specialist Vehicles: Purchase and Lease of Refuse Collection Vehicles 18T and Under	YPO	£500m
12 Sep 2023	YPO 001170 - Specialist Vehicles: Purchase and Lease of Refuse Collection Vehicles 18T and Over	YPO	£500m
12 Sep 2023	YPO 001170 - Specialist Vehicles: Purchase and Lease of Chassis Mounted Sweeping and Cleaning Units	YPO	£500m
12 Sep 2023	YPO 001170 - Specialist Vehicles: Hire of Specialist Vehicles	YPO	£500m
12 Sep 2023	YPO 001170 - Specialist Vehicles: Purchase and Lease of Food Waste Vehicles and Associated Services	YPO	£500m
5 Sep 2023	Framework Arrangement for the Hire of Vehicles, Plant, Tools and Equipment supplied With and Without Operator	Wakefield Council	—

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