Supplier profile
Croft Building and Conservation Ltd
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the UK and UK, from 12 Jan 2015 to 13 May 2026.
Awards won
19
all time
Attributed value
£35.8m + €937k
as published
Buyers
7
public bodies
Active
2015–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Historic England | 8 | £31.9m + €937k |
| Nottingham City Council | 5 | £2.1m |
| Oxford City Council | 1 | £1.4m |
| Worcester City Council | 1 | £417k |
| Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire | 2 | not attributable |
| Birmingham City Council | 1 | not attributable |
| Tamworth Borough Council | 1 | not attributable |
What they win
Awards
All 19 awards we hold
- CPU 7277 - Newstead Abbey MEND Repair Programme - Conservation Build ↗Nottingham City Council£1.8mawarded 13 May 2026
- CPU 7595 - Wollaton Park Stable Block Ceiling and Roof Repairs Phase 2 ↗Nottingham City Council£74kawarded 27 Mar 2026
- CPU 7596 - Wollaton Park Herb Garden and Substation repair ↗Nottingham City Council£95kawarded 15 Mar 2026
- 24/019 Holloway Lodge Roof Repairs & Tree Root Removal - AWARD ↗Tamworth Borough Councilawarded 26 Jun 2025
- Cross Mill Temporary Propping at Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings ↗Historic England£59kawarded 11 Apr 2025
- CPU 5286 Ceiling Repairs for Wollaton Park Courtyard Building ↗Nottingham City Council£44kawarded 1 Sept 2022
- COV - St Mary's Guildhall Improvement / Restoration Works - AWARD ↗Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshireawarded 13 Nov 2020
- COV - St Mary's Guildhall Improvement / Restoration Works - AWARD ↗Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshireawarded 13 Nov 2020
- United Kingdom-Swindon: Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest ↗Historic England£8.0mawarded 26 Nov 2019
- Shrewsbury Flax Mill Maltings Main Mill and Kiln Project Phase 3 ↗Historic Englandawarded 28 Sept 2019
- Shrewsbury Flax Mill Maltings - Main Mill & Kiln Project Phase 3 - AWARD ↗Historic England£7.9mawarded 23 Sept 2019
- Wollaton Hall Remedial Works ↗Nottingham City Council£44kawarded 22 Aug 2019
- P0537 - Repairs to the Roof and Structures of the Gala Pool at Moseley Road Baths - AWARD ↗Birmingham City Councilawarded 26 Feb 2019
- Building Contract - The Kiln Co-working Innovation Space ITT ↗Worcester City Council£417kawarded 16 Jan 2019
- United Kingdom-Swindon: Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest ↗Historic England£5.0mawarded 4 Dec 2018
- MAIN MILL & KILN PROJECT PHASE 2, SHREWSBURY FLAXMILL MALTINGS - REVISED JULY 2018 - AWARD ↗Historic England£5.6mawarded 29 Nov 2018
- Four Phase Roof Repair and Refurbishment at Oxford Covered Market ↗Oxford City Council£1.4mawarded 1 Sept 2018
- Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings, Main Mill and Kiln Project Phase 1 - AWARD ↗Historic England£5.3mawarded 4 May 2017
- Construction work — Historic England ↗Historic England€937kawarded 12 Jan 2015
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