Supplier · SME

I & F Limited

I & F Limited has won 4 UK public contracts worth £105m since 25 Oct 2022. See its competitors in education & training.

Based in North WestFirst contract 25 Oct 2022Latest contract 9 May 2025

Contracts: 4
Published value: £105mwhere stated
Without competition: 0%0 contracts
Won by SMEs: 100%of 3 with size known

Contracts won per month, last 24 months 2 contracts · busiest month March 2025

Dec 24
1Mar 25
Jun 25
Sep 25
Dec 25
Mar 26
Jun 26
Sep 26

Biggest customers

North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative 1 contract · £100m
Cumberland Council 1 contract · £4.85m
Lancashire County Council 1 contract · £0
Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, trading as North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative ("NOE CPC") 1 contract · —

What they supply

Education & training 4 contracts · £105m

Competitors in education & training

Sector overview

Shannon Trust SME 74 contracts · £3.99m
QA Limited 69 contracts · £78.9m
Cambridge Spark SME 43 contracts · £10.3m
PeoplePlus Group Ltd 35 contracts · £11.8m
Babington Business College 29 contracts · £61m
Teesside University 27 contracts · £110m

These are the suppliers with the most education & training contracts in the last two years, which is where I & F Limited wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by I & F Limited

Contracts won by I & F Limited
Date	Contract	Buyer	Value
9 May 2025	Lancashire Skills Bootcamp Programme (Wave 6)	Lancashire County Council	£0
21 Mar 2025	Provision of Wave 6 and Wave 7 Skills Bootcamps: LOT 1 Logistics HGV	Cumberland Council	£4.85m
25 Oct 2022	Employee Development Services: Lot 2 - Apprenticeships	Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, trading as North of England NHS Commercial Procurement Collaborative ("NOE CPC")	—
25 Oct 2022	NHS NOE CPC - Employee Development Services	North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative	£100m

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