Supplier · Large organisation

Les Searle Plant Hire and Sales Ltd

Les Searle Plant Hire and Sales Ltd has won 3 UK public contracts worth £15.1m since 28 Mar 2022. See its competitors in construction work.

Company 01442513Companies House record Based in South EastFirst contract 28 Mar 2022Latest contract 30 Jul 2024

Also published as Les Searle Earthmoving Limited. These are the same company (01442513), so their contracts are counted together.

Contracts: 3
Published value: £15.1mwhere stated
Without competition: 33%1 contracts
Won by SMEs: 33%of 3 with size known

Contracts won per month, last 24 months No contracts in this period

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Biggest customers

Portsmouth City Council 2 contracts · £13.1m
Havant Borough Council 1 contract · £2m

What they supply

Construction work 3 contracts · £15.1m

Competitors in construction work

Sector overview

Tarmac Trading Ltd 116 contracts · £699m
Thomas Bow Ltd SME 96 contracts · £244m
Bell Group Ltd 88 contracts · £5.47bn
Holcim UK Limited 83 contracts · £166m
Trust Utility Management Ltd SME 83 contracts · £34.2m
Esh Construction Ltd 63 contracts · £3.17bn

These are the suppliers with the most construction work contracts in the last two years, which is where Les Searle Plant Hire and Sales Ltd wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Les Searle Plant Hire and Sales Ltd

Contracts won by Les Searle Plant Hire and Sales Ltd
Date	Contract	Buyer	Value
30 Jul 2024	South Hayling Beach Management	Havant Borough Council	£2m
15 Apr 2022	Extension to Coastal Engineering Minor Works Framework Agreement: Southern Coastal Group and SCOPAC (Southern England) No competition	Portsmouth City Council	£10.3m
28 Mar 2022	Coastal Engineering Minor Works Framework Agreement: Southern Coastal Group and SCOPAC (Southern England): Lot 2 - Specialist Beach Management Works	Portsmouth City Council	£2.7m

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.