Supplier · Large organisation

Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk has won 16 UK public contracts worth £2.86bn since 25 Jan 2021. See its competitors in medical equipment & pharmaceuticals.

Company 01118740Companies House record Based in South EastFirst contract 25 Jan 2021Latest contract 5 Nov 2025

Also published as LFB. These are the same company (01118740), so their contracts are counted together.

Contracts: 16
Published value: £2.86bnwhere stated
Without competition: 0%0 contracts
Won by SMEs: 7%of 14 with size known

Contracts won per month, last 24 months 6 contracts · busiest month March 2025

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Biggest customers

NHS England 13 contracts · £2.41bn
The NHS Commissioning Board (operating under the name of NHS England) 2 contracts · £2
Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL) 1 contract · £447m

What they supply

Medical equipment & pharmaceuticals 16 contracts · £2.86bn

Competitors in medical equipment & pharmaceuticals

Sector overview

Medtronic Limited 156 contracts · £6.73bn
NHS Supply Chain Coordination Limited (NHSSC - SCCL) 117 contracts · £20.2m
B. Braun Medical Limited 107 contracts · £5.7bn
Johnson & Johnson Medical Limited 94 contracts · £3.38bn
Stryker UK Limited 70 contracts · £2.09bn
Boston Scientific Limited 67 contracts · £3.36bn

These are the suppliers with the most medical equipment & pharmaceuticals contracts in the last two years, which is where Novo Nordisk wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Novo Nordisk

Contracts won by Novo Nordisk
Date	Contract	Buyer	Value
5 Nov 2025	Insulin Pumps, Continuous Glucose Monitoring, Products Contributing to the Delivery of Hybrid Closed Loop Pathways and Associated Products: Continuous Glucose Monitors	Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL)	£447m
25 Jun 2025	NHS Framework Agreement for Branded Medicines – Tranche A London and South of England and Adult Influenza (National) - 01 September 2025	NHS England	£1
25 Jun 2025	NHS Branded Medicines Tranche A - London & SOFE & Adult Influenza National	NHS England	£262m
24 Mar 2025	NHS Framework Agreement for Branded Medicines - Proprietary Category Tender - 1 May 2025	NHS England	£1
24 Mar 2025	NHS Framework Agreement for Branded Medicines - Proprietary Category Tender	NHS England	£1.24bn
19 Dec 2024	NHS Framework Agreement for Human Albumin & Normal and Anti-D Immunoglobulin	NHS England	£905m
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/08 Recombinant Factor VII	NHS England	£1
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/08 Recombinant Factor VII	NHS England	£1
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/14 Factor XIII - Recombinant	NHS England	£1
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/16 Von willebrands factor - Plasma Derived	NHS England	£1
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/18 Fibrinogen Concentrate	NHS England	£1
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/02 Enhanced Half-life Recombinant Factor VIII	NHS England	£1
31 May 2024	NHS Framework - Blood Disorders including Haemophilia A and B - July 2024: CM/PHS/22/5661/06 nonacog beta pegol (rFIX EHL)	NHS England	£1
14 Jul 2023	NHS London Branded Medicines - Tranche B - September 2023: CM/PHR/22/5677/01 - NHS London Branded Medicines - Tranche B Lot 1	NHS England	£1
10 Feb 2021	NHS Framework, North of England, Branded Medicines - Tranche A and Annual Tranche: Lot 1: North of England (NOFE) Tranche A	The NHS Commissioning Board (operating under the name of NHS England)	£1
25 Jan 2021	NHS Framework for the Midlands and East, Branded Medicines – Tranche B plus Cytokine Modulators and other Monoclonal Antibodies.	The NHS Commissioning Board (operating under the name of NHS England)	£1

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.