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Public sector contracts from National Gallery
3 of its contracts end in the next 18 months. Get its new tenders, and see who holds the work now.
- 18
- Awards, last 12 months
- 18
- Awards since 2021
- 21
- Distinct suppliers
- £1.7m
- Median contract value
- 3
- Ending in 18 months
Hatched quarters fall only partly inside the next 18 months. Busiest whole quarter: Q3 2027.
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18 contract awards published in the last 12 months and 18 since 2021 from 21 suppliers.
National Gallery at a glance
Its most active procurement category is CPV 63.
Constantine Limited appears most frequently, holding 4 awards.
The median published contract value is £1.7m (18 contracts state a value).
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Awards per quarter
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3 contracts expiring in the next 18 months
Contract end dates are published in the original award notices. A contract approaching its end date is a re-tender with a date on it, and the point at which a buyer is most open to a conversation.
| Contract | Incumbent | Value | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Gallery Research Centre Excavation and Structures | ERITH CONTRACTORS LIMITED | £4.7m | 16 Sept 2027in 10 months |
| Gally 30 - 31 Overroof and Refurb | CBRE Managed Services | £5.2m | 30 Sept 2027in 11 months |
| National Gallery Research Centre Fit Out | ADVANCED INTERIOR SOLUTIONS LIMITED | £6.6m | 31 Mar 2028in 1 year 5 months |
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Most frequent suppliers
- Constantine LimitedSME4 awards
- Crozier Fine Arts Ltd4 awards
- Momart Limited4 awards
- Crown Fine Art Limited3 awards
- Gander and White Shipping Ltd3 awards
- PARADIGM 33 LIMITED3 awards
- Kengo Kuma & Associates, INC.1 award
- Advanced Interior Solutions Ltd.1 award
- CBRE Managed Services Limited (“CBRE”)1 award
- Erith Contractors Limited1 award
How much goes to small firms and the voluntary sector
24 of 36 awards
0 of 36 awards
Awards since November 2023 where National Gallery recorded on the notice whether the winner was an SME or voluntary sector organisation. The badges next to each supplier are stricter: a supplier is only badged when every buyer's notices agree.
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Most active categories
The CPV codes on this work
The codes National Gallery classifies its contracts under. Each one shows who else buys that work, the typical value, and what is coming up for renewal.
- 63520000Transport agency services4
- 79930000Specialty design services1
- 71420000Landscape architectural services1
- 71410000Urban planning services1
- 71321000Engineering design services for mechanical and electrical installations for buildings1
- 71317100Fire and explosion protection and control consultancy services1
- 71313000Environmental engineering consultancy services1
- 71311210Highways consultancy services1
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National Gallery, in short
Who does National Gallery award contracts to?
Across 18 contracts recorded since 2021, National Gallery has used 21 different suppliers. The most frequent are Constantine Limited (4 contracts), Crozier Fine Arts Ltd (4 contracts), Momart Limited (4 contracts).
What does National Gallery buy?
Its most active procurement categories are CPV 63, architecture and engineering, construction works. Categories are derived from the CPV codes published on each award notice.
When do National Gallery contracts come up for renewal?
3 contracts awarded by National Gallery have an end date within the next 18 months, the earliest on 16 Sept 2027. End dates come from the original award notices, so they are visible well before any re-tender is advertised.
How much does National Gallery spend on contracts?
The median published contract value is £1.7m, across the 18 contracts that state a value. Published values are not added up here: a framework's value is a ceiling shared by every supplier on it, and the same value is often repeated across lots, so adding them up would overstate what is spent.
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How these figures are worked out
- The last 12 months: award notices published from 8 November 2025 to 7 November 2026, each contract counted once however many suppliers or rows it has. The same window is used everywhere on this page.
- Most recent award: recorded 28 Sept 2026 (5 weeks ago).
- Since 2021: totals count contracts by award date from January 2021, and suppliers by organisation rather than by spelling.
Sources
Contract data on this page is sourced from Find a Tender and Contracts Finder and published under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains public sector information licensed under that licence. Figures cover contract award notices published from January 2021 onward, with comprehensive coverage from 2023. Earlier contracts, and any award not published to Find a Tender or Contracts Finder, will not appear. Figures may lag the source portals. Relative dates (such as “in 6 days”) count from 7 November 2026, when this page was built.
How to cite this data
Tender Radar (2026) Public sector contracts from National Gallery [Dataset]. Professor AI. Available at: https://tender-radar.co.uk/buyers/national-gallery (Accessed: 7 November 2026).
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