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Live public sector contract opportunities from Department for Transport. Updated daily from Contracts Finder and Find a Tender Service. Free to view — no account required.
In the last 12 months, Department for Transport has published 298 contract notices worth £4.1bn in total (averaging £54,411,280 per contract). Their procurement most often covers Business services, Architecture & engineering, Financial services, IT services. There are currently 3 live opportunities from Department for Transport open for bidding.
3
Live contracts
298
Published (12 months)
£4.1bn
Total value (12 months)
£54,411k
Avg contract size
What Department for Transport typically procures
The most recent tenders and awards published by Department for Transport. Reviewing a buyer's history is the fastest way to understand what they procure, how often, and at what value before you bid.
DFTc: ESM ServiceNow Implementation Market Engagement
Global Risk and Response (GRR) Open-source Provider
IMO Fire Door Works (additional work)
DfT Provision of Mentoring Services
Validating Demand Models with Mobile Phone Data
TTDC3064C – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064B – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064C – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064B – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
CORSIA Capacity Building Project
TTDC3064C – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064B – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
Suppliers ranked by number of awards from Department for Transport over the last 24 months. This is the competitive landscape you'll bid against — knowing the incumbents is the fastest way to position your offer.
Source: published award notices from Department for Transport aggregated by WinAContract. Multi-supplier framework awards count once per supplier.
Contracts Department for Transport has formally awarded — with supplier names and award values where published. Useful both as competitive intel and to size up the typical contract value for this buyer.
Global Risk and Response (GRR) Open-source Provider
IMO Fire Door Works (additional work)
DfT Provision of Mentoring Services
Validating Demand Models with Mobile Phone Data
TTDC3064C – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064B – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064C – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064B – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
CORSIA Capacity Building Project
TTDC3064C – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TTDC3064B – Fuel Production Technologies Panel Expert
TPTL3100 - SiSiS Campaign Changes
Contract notices published by Department for Transport each quarter, last 24 months. Rising trend = active buyer worth pursuing; flat or falling = consider where the budget is going instead.
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Department for Transport publishes tender opportunities on UK public-sector procurement portals. Browse all 3 live contracts from Department for Transport on this page, click any to see the full details, then follow the submission link to the buyer's chosen portal.
In the last 12 months Department for Transport has published 298 contract opportunities with a combined value of £4.1bn. The average contract size is £54,411,280.
Department for Transport typically procures Business services, Architecture & engineering, Financial services, IT services, Research & development, Construction works based on their most recent contracts.
Over the last 24 months Department for Transport's most-awarded suppliers include TRL Limited (5 awards worth £328k), Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (4 awards worth £2.7m), NCC Services Limited (4 awards worth £1.2m), Niblock (Builders) Ltd (4 awards worth £887k), IWeb Limited (4 awards worth £510k). See the full ranking on this page.
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