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Lane, Clark and Peacock LLP

Lane, Clark and Peacock LLP has won 5 UK public contracts worth £1.17m since 24 Oct 2024. See its competitors in architecture & engineering.

Company 05706321Companies House recordBased in ScotlandFirst contract 24 Oct 2024Latest contract 19 Aug 2025

Contracts
5
Published value
£1.17mwhere stated
Without competition
60%3 contracts
Won by SMEs
25%of 4 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 4 contracts · busiest month March 2025

Biggest customers

  1. Desnz 1 contract · £427k
  2. DESNZ & DSIT Group Commercial 1 contract · £427k
  3. Pension Protection Fund 1 contract · £240k
  4. West Midlands Combined Authority 1 contract · £46,806
  5. Ofgem 1 contract · £28,320

What they supply

  1. Architecture & engineering 2 contracts · £854k
  2. Business services 1 contract · £28,320
  3. Research & development 1 contract · £46,806
  4. Financial & insurance services 1 contract · £240k

Competitors in architecture & engineering

Sector overview
  1. WSP UK Limited 207 contracts · £1.74bn
  2. Aecom Limited 190 contracts · £2.43bn
  3. Ridge and Partners LLP 184 contracts · £2.11bn
  4. Atkinsrealis UK Limited 157 contracts · £1.55bn
  5. Ove Arup & Partners Limited 131 contracts · £1.61bn
  6. Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd 119 contracts · £1.29bn

These are the suppliers with the most architecture & engineering contracts in the last two years, which is where Lane, Clark and Peacock LLP wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Lane, Clark and Peacock LLP

Contracts won by Lane, Clark and Peacock LLP
Date Contract Buyer Value
19 Aug 2025 Ofgem £28,320
1 Apr 2025 Pension Protection Fund £240k
28 Mar 2025 DESNZ & DSIT Group Commercial £427k
24 Mar 2025 Desnz £427k
24 Oct 2024 West Midlands Combined Authority £46,806

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