Supplier profile
UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH)
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the UK and Ireland, from 30 Mar 2021 to 15 Sept 2026.
Awards won
105
all time
Attributed value
£11.6m
20 shared, unvalued
Buyers
26
public bodies
Active
2021–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Department for Environment. Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) | 1 | £5.5m |
| DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS (Defra Network eTendering Portal) | 2 | £1.4m |
| Defra Network eTendering Portal | 7 | £1.2m |
| Environment Agency | 29 | £746k |
| ENVIRONMENT AGENCY (Defra Network eTendering Portal) | 3 | £708k |
| Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs | 11 | £643k |
| Natural England | 8 | £595k |
| DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS | 2 | £268k |
| Defra | 8 | £160k |
| DEFRA | 7 | £153k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 1–25 of 105 awards we hold
- JNCC BUSINESS ASSOCIATES FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT TO SUPPORT NATURE CONSERVATION ↗London Universities Purchasing Consortiumshared awardawarded 15 Sept 2026
- JNCC BUSINESS ASSOCIATES FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT TO SUPPORT NATURE CONSERVATION ↗JNCC SUPPORT COshared awardawarded 10 Sept 2026
- RDE1030 - Environment Act metal mines water target: background metal concentrati ↗Environment Agencyawarded 10 Mar 2026
- RDE943 - PSS- Catchment Restoration Optimisation (CaRO) ↗Natural Englandawarded 5 Feb 2026
- RDE1006 - CWQM guidance - additional follow on work ↗Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairsawarded 21 Jan 2026
- RDE985 - Catchment Resilience Framework ↗Natural Englandawarded 14 Jan 2026
- RDE988 - Understanding potable and non-potable water demand in the OxCam Corrid ↗Environment Agencyawarded 9 Jan 2026
- Capturing transitional changes in GHGfluxes following peat restoration ↗DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS£200kawarded 7 Jan 2026
- RDE949 - NTS Data Analysis & PEWS Integration ↗Environment Agencyawarded 23 Dec 2025
- RDE1002 - Can we better target riparian trees for multiple benefits? -further be ↗Environment Agencyawarded 18 Dec 2025
- RDE991 - Developing a saltmarsh carbon code ↗Environment Agencyawarded 16 Dec 2025
- CivTech 10.6 - How can we use technology to administer, measure and predict the performance in regard to carbon of Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code projects more coherently, efficiently and effectively? ↗Scottish Forestryshared awardawarded 3 Dec 2025
- Flood Hydrology Improvement Programme (FHIP), Project D5.2 ↗ENVIRONMENT AGENCYshared awardawarded 28 Nov 2025
- RDE941 - Review of Statistical Approaches to classify Bathing Waters ↗Environment Agencyawarded 19 Nov 2025
- RDE945 - Statistical modelling of chemical concentrations ↗Environment Agencyawarded 11 Nov 2025
- Monitoring groundwater microbial communities (operational practice) ↗DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRSawarded 10 Nov 2025
- RDE917 - Nature-based Solutions in Urban Environments ↗Environment Agencyawarded 20 Oct 2025
- tNCEA - DNA River Macroinvertebrates ↗Environment Agencyawarded 13 Oct 2025
- RDE817 - UKBCEP Greenhouse Gas Inventory Working Group - Basemap Development an ↗Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Scienceawarded 8 Oct 2025
- RDE924 - Additional saltmarsh sediment samples ↗Environment Agencyawarded 8 Oct 2025
- RDE896 - Can we better target riparian trees for multiple benefits? ↗Environment Agencyawarded 23 Sept 2025
- UKRI-5242 Specialist Water Sampling for Microplastics ↗UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)£28kawarded 10 Sept 2025
- RDE868 - Development of novel DNA-based metrics and indicators to assess the eco ↗Natural Englandawarded 10 Sept 2025
- UKRI-5242 Specialist Water Sampling for Microplastics ↗UK Research & Innovation (UKRI)£28kawarded 10 Sept 2025
- RDE824 - Experimentally derived death and growth rates for enterococci in Englis ↗Environment Agencyawarded 19 Aug 2025
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