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The companies that just won a public contract.

When a council, a health trust or a government department awards a contract above the procurement thresholds, it publishes the award with the value, the supplier and the dates. A company that has just won one now has to deliver it, and that usually means buying: vehicles, plant, staff, materials and the finance to carry the work.

Cards since 21 September 2026
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awarded
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Regions with activity
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Last updated 6 November 2026. To quote a figure: “CapexRadar, capexradar.uk/public-contracts, 6 November 2026”.

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  • Scotland0
  • Northern Ireland0
  • North East0
  • North West0
  • Yorkshire and the Humber0
  • Wales0
  • West Midlands0
  • East Midlands0
  • East of England0
  • South West0
  • London0
  • South East0
By region, all months0 in all

By region

RegionCardsShare
Scotland00% of the busiest region
Northern Ireland00% of the busiest region
North East00% of the busiest region
North West00% of the busiest region
Yorkshire and the Humber00% of the busiest region
Wales00% of the busiest region
West Midlands00% of the busiest region
East Midlands00% of the busiest region
East of England00% of the busiest region
South West00% of the busiest region
London00% of the busiest region
South East00% of the busiest region

A region comes from the postcode of the buyer's address, where the work usually is, or else the supplier's. Where the record has none, the card is counted as not placed rather than guessed.

By month

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A month gets its own page once it holds 5 or more cards.

Companies are named here a month after their card is published; the first in this sector appear on 21 October 2026.

How this page counts

What is counted
A contract worth £250,000 or more awarded to a registered company for work done on the ground: building and civil works, repairs and maintenance, passenger transport, grounds, security, waste and cleaning.
What is left out
Frameworks shared among more than five suppliers, contracts under £250,000, awards to charities, public bodies and individuals, the supply of goods, advice, design, audit and legal work, and contracts for care, medicines or software.

Why it matters to a supplier

  • A contract that starts in weeks has to be staffed, equipped and moved: vans and minibuses for transport routes, plant for works, agency staff for the first months.
  • The award comes before the spending. The value and the start date say how large the job is and when the supplier has to be ready for it.
  • Winning a large contract strains cash, and it often needs a performance bond or extra insurance, which is arranged before the work begins.

Questions

Does this list every public contract in the UK?
No. It counts contracts of £250,000 or more for work done on the ground, such as building, maintenance, transport, grounds, security, waste and cleaning, won by a company. Frameworks shared among many suppliers, the supply of goods, advice and design, and contracts for care, medicines or software are left out.
Is the value what the supplier will be paid each year?
It is the contract's value as stated on the award, which is usually the total over the whole term rather than a year. The engine never estimates a value, so a contract without one is not counted here.

The cards behind these numbers

On Stanfell, every card in this sector carries the figure, the date, the company behind it and a reading for your trade, the day it is published.

Public contract leads on Stanfell