Supplier · Large organisation

Vale Engineering (York) Limited

Vale Engineering (York) Limited has won 9 UK public contracts worth £242k since 13 Jan 2025. See its competitors in vehicles & transport equipment.

Based in Yorkshire and the HumberFirst contract 13 Jan 2025Latest contract 19 Mar 2026

Contracts
9
Published value
£242kwhere stated
Without competition
0%0 contracts
Won by SMEs
0%of 9 with size known
Contracts won per month, last 24 months 9 contracts · busiest month February 2025

Biggest customers

  1. Durham County Council 4 contracts · £76,240
  2. St.Helens Council 2 contracts · £47,796
  3. Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council 1 contract · £48,970
  4. Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council 1 contract · £11,995

What they supply

  1. Vehicles & transport equipment 7 contracts · £168k
  2. Agricultural machinery 2 contracts · £74,650

Competitors in vehicles & transport equipment

Sector overview
  1. Lookers Group 75 contracts · £9.72m
  2. Dennis Eagle Ltd 74 contracts · £3.16bn
  3. Hammond (ECS) Ltd 61 contracts · £12.9m
  4. Toyota (GB) PLC 53 contracts · £34.5m
  5. Balfour Beatty Construction Ltd 49 contracts · £9.5m
  6. Aebi Schmidt UK Ltd SME 47 contracts · £1.78bn

These are the suppliers with the most vehicles & transport equipment contracts in the last two years, which is where Vale Engineering (York) Limited wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.

All contracts won by Vale Engineering (York) Limited

Contracts won by Vale Engineering (York) Limited
Date Contract Buyer Value
19 Mar 2026 Durham County Council £25,680
22 Jan 2026 North East Derbyshire District Council £57,380
9 Dec 2025 St.Helens Council £23,998
24 Oct 2025 Durham County Council £25,280
23 May 2025 Durham County Council £12,640
24 Feb 2025 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council £48,970
20 Feb 2025 St.Helens Council £23,798
5 Feb 2025 Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council £11,995
13 Jan 2025 Durham County Council £12,640

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.