Buyer search
Look up any public-sector buyer
Search a council, a trust, a department or a ministry you want to sell to. You get every award we hold where they named a supplier — who won, what it was worth, what they buy — with their open notices and the contracts ending soon. Free, no account needed.
Biggest buyers, last 12 months
The UK and Irish buyers with the most published award value in the window — the same board as the intelligence page, by attributed value then awards. Data to 25 Oct 2026.
- Government Commercial Agency176 awards
- Crown Commercial Service114 awards
- NHS England812 awards
- UK Space Agency26 awards
- YPO9 awards
- The Association of North East Councils Limited22 awards
- Ministry of Defence698 awards
- Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation66 awards
- GREAT BRITISH ENERGY - NUCLEAR23 awards
- Department for Education457 awards
- Sellafield Limited270 awards
- Royal Borough of Greenwich70 awards
- NHS NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK INTEGRATED CARE BOARD26 awards
- Surrey County Council1,470 awards
- Durham County Council285 awards
- Aneurin Bevan University Health Board80 awards
- CRESCENT PURCHASING LIMITED7 awards
- Nuclear Restoration Services Limited365 awards
- Ministry of Justice629 awards
- UK Atomic Energy Authority145 awards
- Kent County Council (t/a Laser)1 award
- United Kingdom Fusion Energy1 award
- Crescent Purchasing Consortium Limited19 awards
- NHS HUMBER AND NORTH YORKSHIRE INTEGRATED CARE BOARD55 awards
- NHS DEVON INTEGRATED CARE BOARD52 awards
- Defence Equipment and Support194 awards
- NHS North East London Integrated Care Board25 awards
- Scottish Water22 awards
- Birmingham City Council100 awards
- Coventry City Council147 awards
What you can do with this
- Find who buys what you sell. A buyer's awards by CPV division show what they actually procure, not what their website says.
- See the incumbents. Which suppliers they award to, how often, and for how much — the firms you will be bidding against.
- Time your approach. Contracts with a published end date in the next eighteen months, and the notices open right now.
Names are grouped across their published spellings — “Leeds City Council” and “LEEDS CITY COUNCIL” are one buyer. Nothing else is merged: a council and its housing department, or a trust and its charity, stay separate.
Supplier searchThe other side of every award: who wins, from whom, year by year.The buyer league tablesThe biggest buyers across a whole sector, every board dated.Why a framework changes the pictureA ceiling is capacity, not spend — and it dwarfs real contracts.Where this data comes fromEvery source, from what value, under which licence.