Supplier · Large organisation
EQUANS Regeneration Ltd
EQUANS Regeneration Ltd has won 113 UK public contracts worth £33.1bn since 6 Dec 2019. See its competitors in construction work.
Also published as ENGIE Regeneration Ltd, Engie, Equans Regeneratlion Limited. These are the same company (01738371), so their contracts are counted together.
- Contracts
- 113
- Published value
- £33.1bnwhere stated
- Without competition
- 10%11 contracts
- Won by SMEs
- 35%of 112 with size known
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Biggest customers
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EN:Procure Limited 37 contracts · £15m
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Prosper 7 contracts · £6.25bn
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Greater Manchester Combined Authority 7 contracts · £467m
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Leeds City Council 7 contracts · £44.5m
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London Borough of Haringey 4 contracts · £3.06bn
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Fusion21 Members Consortium 3 contracts · £3bn
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Communities and Housing Investment Consortium Limited 3 contracts · £520m
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The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 3 contracts · £350m
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Northumberland County Council 3 contracts · £1.08m
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Kingston Upon Hull City Council 2 contracts · £3.12bn
What they supply
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Construction work 47 contracts · £17.5bn
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Medical equipment & pharmaceuticals 36 contracts · —
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Fuel & energy 13 contracts · £9.27bn
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Architecture & engineering 3 contracts · £528m
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Construction materials 3 contracts · £301m
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Installation services 2 contracts · £3.12bn
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Repair & maintenance 2 contracts · £1.94bn
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Electrical equipment & lighting 2 contracts · £392m
Competitors in construction work
Sector overview-
Tarmac Trading Ltd 116 contracts · £699m
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Thomas Bow Ltd SME 96 contracts · £244m
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Bell Group Ltd 88 contracts · £5.47bn
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Holcim UK Limited 83 contracts · £166m
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Trust Utility Management Ltd SME 83 contracts · £34.2m
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Esh Construction Ltd 63 contracts · £3.17bn
These are the suppliers with the most construction work contracts in the last two years, which is where EQUANS Regeneration Ltd wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.
All contracts won by EQUANS Regeneration Ltd
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.