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Kaarbon Technology Ltd

Kaarbon Technology Ltd has won 7 UK public contracts worth £1.2m since 18 Nov 2025. See its competitors in software & information systems.

Company 08304632Companies House recordBased in South WestFirst contract 18 Nov 2025Latest contract 11 Jun 2026

Contracts
7
Published value
£1.2mwhere stated
Without competition
100%7 contracts
Won by SMEs
43%of 7 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 7 contracts · busiest month May 2026

Biggest customers

  1. Middlesbrough Council 2 contracts · £302k
  2. The North Yorkshire Council 1 contract · £375k
  3. NY Highways Limited 1 contract · £201k
  4. Staffordshire County Council 1 contract · £192k
  5. Gateshead Borough Council 1 contract · £74,200
  6. London Borough of Bromley 1 contract · £52,800

What they supply

  1. Software & information systems 5 contracts · £621k
  2. IT services 2 contracts · £577k

Competitors in software & information systems

Sector overview
  1. Softcat plc 209 contracts · £1.45bn
  2. Phoenix Software Limited SME 120 contracts · £1.49bn
  3. Civica UK Limited 76 contracts · £27.8m
  4. Bytes Software Services SME 66 contracts · £891m
  5. Insight Direct (UK) Ltd 60 contracts · £1bn
  6. CDW Limited 46 contracts · £1.24bn

These are the suppliers with the most software & information systems contracts in the last two years, which is where Kaarbon Technology Ltd wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Kaarbon Technology Ltd

Contracts won by Kaarbon Technology Ltd
Date Contract Buyer Value
11 Jun 2026 Gateshead Borough Council £74,200
11 May 2026 NY Highways Limited £201k
11 May 2026 The North Yorkshire Council £375k
14 Apr 2026 London Borough of Bromley £52,800
27 Feb 2026 Middlesbrough Council £51,920
27 Dec 2025 Middlesbrough Council £250k
18 Nov 2025
Gully Survey/System No competition
Staffordshire County Council £192k

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.