Supplier · Large organisation
Sustrans
Sustrans has won 26 UK public contracts worth £110m since 3 Aug 2023. See its competitors in architecture & engineering.
Also published as Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, Walk Wheel Cycle Trust (formerly known as Sustrans Ltd. These are the same company (01797726), so their contracts are counted together.
- Contracts
- 26
- Published value
- £110mwhere stated
- Without competition
- 23%6 contracts
- Won by SMEs
- 36%of 25 with size known
Biggest customers
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Dumfries and Galloway Council 4 contracts · £2m
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Hampshire County Council 3 contracts · £153k
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Cambridgeshire County Council 2 contracts · £369k
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West Midlands Combined Authority 2 contracts · £168k
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Carmarthenshire County Council 1 contract · £100m
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The City of Edinburgh Council 1 contract · £5m
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Department for Infrastructure 1 contract · £1.5m
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Staffordshire County Council 1 contract · £175k
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Stirling Council 1 contract · £167k
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Broxtowe Borough Council 1 contract · £157k
What they supply
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Architecture & engineering 9 contracts · £101m
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Community & personal services 6 contracts · £7.17m
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Education & training 4 contracts · £1.93m
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Research & development 2 contracts · £129k
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Waste, cleaning & environmental 1 contract · £0
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IT services 1 contract · £86,808
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Transport support & travel 1 contract · £77,520
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Transport services 1 contract · £49,921
Competitors in architecture & engineering
Sector overview-
WSP UK Limited 207 contracts · £1.74bn
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Aecom Limited 190 contracts · £2.43bn
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Ridge and Partners LLP 184 contracts · £2.11bn
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Atkinsrealis UK Limited 157 contracts · £1.55bn
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Ove Arup & Partners Limited 131 contracts · £1.61bn
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Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd 119 contracts · £1.29bn
These are the suppliers with the most architecture & engineering contracts in the last two years, which is where Sustrans wins most of its work. They are not necessarily bidding for the same contracts. See the whole sector.
All contracts won by Sustrans
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.