Supplier · Large organisation

Paragon Customer Communications (London) Limited

Paragon Customer Communications (London) Limited has won 8 UK public contracts worth £5.29m since 15 Oct 2025. Buyers include The North Yorkshire Council.

Company 02788181Companies House recordBased in LondonFirst contract 15 Oct 2025Latest contract 24 Jul 2026

Also published as Paragon CC London Ltd. These are the same company (02788181), so their contracts are counted together.

Contracts
8
Published value
£5.29mwhere stated
Without competition
13%1 contracts
Won by SMEs
25%of 8 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 8 contracts · busiest month July 2026

Biggest customers

  1. The North Yorkshire Council 1 contract · £2.28m
  2. The Pensions Regulator 1 contract · £1.06m
  3. British Transport Police 1 contract · £1m
  4. Synchronicity Care Ltd. 1 contract · £383k
  5. Government Commercial Agency 1 contract · £144k
  6. London Borough of Southwark 1 contract · £120k
  7. Nursing And Midwifery Council 1 contract · £108k

What they supply

  1. Office & computing equipment 3 contracts · £372k
  2. Postal & telecoms services 2 contracts · £574k
  3. Business services 1 contract · £2.28m
  4. Financial & insurance services 1 contract · £1m
  5. Software & information systems 1 contract · £1.06m

Competitors in office & computing equipment

Sector overview
  1. Dell Corporation Ltd 32 contracts · £17m
  2. Softcat plc 22 contracts · £444m
  3. Xma Limited 19 contracts · £668m
  4. Insight Direct (UK) Ltd 19 contracts · £11.2m
  5. CDW Limited 18 contracts · £416m
  6. Specialist Computer Centres PLC 14 contracts · £13.1m

These are the suppliers with the most office & computing equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where Paragon Customer Communications (London) Limited wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Paragon Customer Communications (London) Limited

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.