Supplier · Large organisation

Knight Frank Llp

Knight Frank Llp has won 30 UK public contracts worth £48m since 4 Jan 2021. See its competitors in real estate services.

Company OC305934Companies House recordBased in LondonFirst contract 4 Jan 2021Latest contract 7 Aug 2026

Contracts
30
Published value
£48mwhere stated
Without competition
30%9 contracts
Won by SMEs
41%of 29 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 25 contracts · busiest month March 2025

Biggest customers

  1. The Crown Estate 5 contracts · £180k
  2. Transport for London 3 contracts · £15m
  3. National Audit Office 2 contracts · £235k
  4. East Hampshire District Council 2 contracts · £55,250
  5. Westminster City Council 1 contract · £2.17m
  6. Staffordshire County Council 1 contract · £2m
  7. Bip Solutions Limited 1 contract · £360k
  8. Derbyshire County Council 1 contract · £182k
  9. Bank of England 1 contract · £139k

What they supply

  1. Real estate services 21 contracts · £45.2m
  2. Architecture & engineering 3 contracts · £145k
  3. Construction work 3 contracts · £295k
  4. Business services 2 contracts · £2.35m
  5. Financial & insurance services 1 contract · —

Competitors in real estate services

Sector overview
  1. Savills (UK) Ltd 33 contracts · £92.5m
  2. Jones Lang LaSalle Ltd 27 contracts · £29.2m
  3. Avison Young (UK) Limited 26 contracts · £9.46m
  4. CBRE Ltd 23 contracts · £21.7m
  5. Cushman & Wakefield PLC 19 contracts · £41.3m
  6. Montagu Evans 19 contracts · £30.9m

These are the suppliers with the most real estate services contracts in the last two years, which is where Knight Frank Llp wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Knight Frank Llp

Contracts won by Knight Frank Llp
Date Contract Buyer Value
7 Aug 2026
Property Advice No competition
East Hampshire District Council £30,250
23 Jul 2026 Spelthorne Borough Council £78,260
19 Jun 2026 Westminster City Council £2.17m
16 Jun 2026 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £170k
23 Apr 2026 Derbyshire County Council £182k
16 Jan 2026 Bank of England £139k
14 Jan 2026 Bip Solutions Limited £360k
2 Jan 2026 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £600k
2 Jan 2026 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £600k
2 Jan 2026 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £25.8m
20 Oct 2025 Thirteen Housing Group Limited £100k
2 Oct 2025 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £15,000
16 Sep 2025 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £26,250
20 May 2025 National Audit Office £150k
28 Mar 2025 Transport for London £5m
28 Mar 2025 Transport for London £5m
28 Mar 2025 Transport for London £5m
17 Mar 2025 Leeds City Council £41,700
4 Mar 2025 Staffordshire County Council £2m
26 Feb 2025 Homes England (the name adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency) £65,400
7 Feb 2025 The Crown Estate £15,000
7 Feb 2025 The Crown Estate £15,000
30 Dec 2024 The Crown Estate £70,000
2 Dec 2024
Rent review surveyor No competition
The Crown Estate £30,000
2 Dec 2024 The Crown Estate £50,000
20 Mar 2024 Newcastle City Council £71,250
20 Feb 2024 National Audit Office £85,000
19 May 2023 East Hampshire District Council £25,000
28 Oct 2022 The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames £60,000
4 Jan 2021 Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council acting as administrating authority for the Greater Manchester Pension Fund —

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