Supplier · Large organisation

Key Housing Association Limited

Key Housing Association Limited has won 12 UK public contracts worth £4.7bn since 1 Mar 2021. See its competitors in health & social care.

Based in ScotlandFirst contract 1 Mar 2021Latest contract 18 Nov 2025

Contracts
12
Published value
£4.7bnwhere stated
Without competition
17%2 contracts
Won by SMEs
90%of 10 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 10 contracts · busiest month November 2025

Biggest customers

  1. Glasgow City Council 6 contracts · £3.6bn
  2. Argyll and Bute Council 2 contracts · £24m
  3. North Lanarkshire Council 1 contract · £820m
  4. Renfrewshire Council 1 contract · £210m
  5. East Ayrshire Council 1 contract · £36.5m
  6. North Ayrshire Council 1 contract · £7.81m

What they supply

  1. Health & social care 12 contracts · £4.7bn

Competitors in health & social care

Sector overview
  1. Care Line Homecare Limited 217 contracts · £144m
  2. Springfield Home Care Services Limited 172 contracts · £10.5m
  3. Elysium Healthcare Limited 65 contracts · £48.3m
  4. St Helens Pharmacy ta Fishlocks 61 contracts · —
  5. Cygnet Health Care Limited 56 contracts · £243m

These are the suppliers with the most health & social care contracts in the last two years, which is where Key Housing Association Limited wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Key Housing Association Limited

Contracts won by Key Housing Association Limited
Date Contract Buyer Value
18 Nov 2025 Glasgow City Council £600m
18 Nov 2025 Glasgow City Council £600m
18 Nov 2025 Glasgow City Council £600m
18 Nov 2025 Glasgow City Council £600m
18 Nov 2025 Glasgow City Council £600m
18 Nov 2025 Glasgow City Council £600m
14 Oct 2025 North Ayrshire Council £7.81m
9 Apr 2025 Argyll and Bute Council £12m
25 Mar 2025 Argyll and Bute Council £12m
17 Mar 2025 East Ayrshire Council £36.5m
8 Nov 2024 Renfrewshire Council £210m
1 Mar 2021 North Lanarkshire Council £820m

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.