Who Won It

Supplier · SME

National Learning and Work Institute

National Learning and Work Institute has won 4 UK public contracts worth £655k since 27 Nov 2023. See its competitors in business services.

Company 02603322Companies House recordBased in East MidlandsFirst contract 27 Nov 2023Latest contract 24 Aug 2026

Also published as Learning and Work Institute. These are the same company (02603322), so their contracts are counted together.

Contracts
4
Published value
£655kwhere stated
Without competition
50%2 contracts
Won by SMEs
100%of 4 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 2 contracts · busiest month January 2025

Biggest customers

  1. West Midlands Combined Authority 2 contracts · £129k
  2. Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Business Growth Company Limited 1 contract · £280k
  3. Greater Manchester Combined Authority 1 contract · £246k

What they supply

  1. Business services 2 contracts · £339k
  2. Education & training 1 contract · £246k
  3. Research & development 1 contract · £69,943

Competitors in business services

Sector overview
  1. Reed Specialist Recruitment SME 121 contracts · £1.85bn
  2. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited 117 contracts · £1.84bn
  3. KPMG LLP 112 contracts · £1.18bn
  4. Deloitte LLP 90 contracts · £707m
  5. Alexander Mann Solutions 84 contracts · £6.43bn
  6. Browne Jacobson LLP 77 contracts · £1.2bn

These are the suppliers with the most business services contracts in the last two years, which is where National Learning and Work Institute wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by National Learning and Work Institute

Date Contract Buyer Value
24 Aug 2026
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Business Growth Company Limited £280k
28 Jan 2025
West Midlands Combined Authority £59,498
5 Dec 2023
West Midlands Combined Authority £69,943
27 Nov 2023
Greater Manchester Combined Authority £246k

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.