Who Won It

Supplier · SME

UKRI as represented by British Geological Survey

UKRI as represented by British Geological Survey has won 7 UK public contracts worth £1.1m since 31 May 2023. See its competitors in it services.

Based in East MidlandsFirst contract 31 May 2023Latest contract 22 Sep 2025

Contracts
7
Published value
£1.1mwhere stated
Without competition
86%6 contracts
Won by SMEs
25%of 4 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 6 contracts · busiest month March 2025

Biggest customers

  1. Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 3 contracts · £744k
  2. Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs 1 contract · £248k
  3. Environment Agency 1 contract · £59,936
  4. Defra Network eTendering Portal 1 contract · £31,304
  5. Cefas 1 contract · £16,680

What they supply

  1. IT services 5 contracts · £1.02m
  2. Waste, cleaning & environmental 1 contract · £59,936
  3. Architecture & engineering 1 contract · £16,680

Competitors in it services

Sector overview
  1. Softcat PLC 294 contracts · £54.5bn
  2. Insight Direct (UK) Ltd 134 contracts · £42.3bn
  3. Phoenix Software Limited 128 contracts · £27.3bn
  4. Civica UK Limited 91 contracts · £211m
  5. Oracle Corporation UK Limited 68 contracts · £94m
  6. Permanent Futures ltd. SME 68 contracts · £7.26m

These are the suppliers with the most it services contracts in the last two years, which is where UKRI as represented by British Geological Survey wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by UKRI as represented by British Geological Survey

Date Contract Buyer Value
22 Sep 2025
Environment Agency £59,936
7 Apr 2025
Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs £248k
31 Mar 2025
Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs £248k
31 Mar 2025
Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs £248k
31 Mar 2025
Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs £248k
12 Feb 2025
Cefas £16,680
31 May 2023
Defra Network eTendering Portal £31,304

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.