Supplier profile
Premier Care Ltd
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the UK and UK, from 1 Jun 2011 to 18 Feb 2026.
Awards won
142
all time
Attributed value
£41.3m + €2.3m
63 shared, unvalued
Buyers
38
public bodies
Active
2011–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Halton Borough Council | 5 | £38.3m |
| City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council | 6 | £2.3m |
| St Helens Council | 1 | £400k |
| Bradford Metropolitan District Council | 5 | £160k |
| Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit | 11 | £100k |
| Cumbria County Council | 35 | £12k |
| Nottinghamshire County Council | 22 | not attributable |
| Manchester City Council | 7 | not attributable |
| Wigan Council | 5 | €2.3m |
| Bolton Council | 4 | not attributable |
What they win
Awards
Showing 26–50 of 142 awards we hold
- 18-64 (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Council£607awarded 30 Dec 2021
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Council£263awarded 30 Dec 2021
- 18-64 (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Council£417awarded 19 Mar 2021
- United Kingdom-Carlisle: Social work and related services ↗Cumbria County Council£3kawarded 26 Oct 2020
- 18-64 (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 4 Aug 2020
- United Kingdom-Carlisle: Social work and related services ↗Cumbria County Council£1kawarded 13 Jul 2020
- United Kingdom-Carlisle: Social work and related services ↗Cumbria County Council£200awarded 13 Jul 2020
- 65+ (Memory) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 9 Jul 2020
- 65+ (Mental Health) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 9 Jul 2020
- 18-64 (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 9 Jul 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 6 Jul 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 1 Jul 2020
- United Kingdom-Carlisle: Social work and related services ↗Cumbria County Council£2kawarded 26 Jun 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 24 Jun 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 6 May 2020
- United Kingdom-Carlisle: Social work and related services ↗Cumbria County Council£1kawarded 4 May 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 29 Apr 2020
- United Kingdom-Carlisle: Social work and related services ↗Cumbria County Council£2kawarded 20 Apr 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 15 Apr 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 2 Apr 2020
- 65+ (Memory) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 1 Apr 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 23 Mar 2020
- 65+ (Mental Health) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 5 Mar 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 2 Mar 2020
- 65+ (Physical Disability) ↗Cumbria County Councilawarded 26 Feb 2020
Possibly the same organisation
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