Supplier · Large organisation

London South Bank University (L S B U)

London South Bank University (L S B U) has won 4 UK public contracts worth £64m since 10 Jun 2025. See its competitors in education & training.

Based in LondonFirst contract 10 Jun 2025Latest contract 15 Jul 2025

Contracts: 4
Published value: £64mwhere stated
Without competition: 0%0 contracts
Won by SMEs: 100%of 4 with size known

Contracts won per month, last 24 months 4 contracts · busiest month June 2025

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Biggest customers

Hertfordshire County Council 4 contracts · £64m

What they supply

Education & training 4 contracts · £64m

Competitors in education & training

Sector overview

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Babington Business College 29 contracts · £61m
Teesside University 27 contracts · £110m

These are the suppliers with the most education & training contracts in the last two years, which is where London South Bank University (L S B U) wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by London South Bank University (L S B U)

Contracts won by London South Bank University (L S B U)
Date	Contract	Buyer	Value
15 Jul 2025	HCC01/25- Provision of Apprenticeship Levy Training Provider Framework: Business, Leadership and Management	Hertfordshire County Council	£16m
10 Jun 2025	HCC01/25- Provision of Apprenticeship Levy Training Provider Framework: Health and Care Services	Hertfordshire County Council	£16m
10 Jun 2025	HCC01/25- Provision of Apprenticeship Levy Training Provider Framework: Education and Early Years	Hertfordshire County Council	£16m
10 Jun 2025	HCC01/25- Provision of Apprenticeship Levy Training Provider Framework: Property, Construction and Engineering	Hertfordshire County Council	£16m

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