Central government

Public sector contracts from THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT

THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT has published no contract award notice since 31 Mar 2023. This page is the record of the 32 contracts it awarded since 2021 and the suppliers that won them.

Across that period it used 19 different suppliers.

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Awards, last 12 months
32
Awards since 2021
19
Distinct suppliers
£50k
Median contract value
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Expiring in 18 months

Most recent award recorded 31 Mar 2023.

Overview

Its most active procurement category is architecture and engineering.

AECOM Limited​ appears most frequently, holding 12 awards.

Published contract values total £22.4m, with a median of £50k. Framework ceilings are counted once rather than once per supplier.

No contracts with a recorded end date are due to expire in the next eighteen months.

Awards per quarter

Not enough history to chart.

Recent activity

Latest contract awards

ContractSupplierValueAwarded
Social Media Listening ToolACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC£42k31 Mar 2023
RSIB Riegl Laser ScannersRIEGL UK Ltd£152k13 Mar 2023
Road Safety Investigation Branch (RSIB) Case Management SystemTisski Limited£1.0m23 Jan 2023
DDaT Skills Business CaseNORTH HIGHLAND UK LIMITED£500k19 Jan 2023
Street Manager Continuous Improvement & SupportKainos Software£16.0m1 Apr 2022
Decarbonising AirfieldsFRAZER-NASH CONSULTANCY LIMITED£50k14 Feb 2022
Interdepartmental Talent Partnership 21/22 (Training)THE WHITEHALL AND INDUSTRY GROUP£33k11 Feb 2022
Business Disability ForumBusiness Disability Forum£20k11 Feb 2022
Aviation Noise & Health StudyNatcen£1.4m7 Feb 2022
Executive Search Agency ProcurementKORN FERRY (UK) LIMITED£50k3 Feb 2022
Provision of Future DfT Media RequirementsYada Yada£50k20 Jan 2022
Digitisation of Bus Service Operator GrantLevel 5 Group Ltd£1.0m6 Jan 2022
GBFMv5 updatesMDS TRANSMODAL LIMITED£40k17 Dec 2021
TMTii 01 - Order 29ABUSS LIMITED£141k7 May 2021
TMTii 01 - Order 29TRATOS LTD£446k7 May 2021
TMTii 01 - Order 28ABUSS LIMITED£868k29 Apr 2021
A5 Towcester to Old Stratford Roundabout - Step BAECOM£23k22 Apr 2021
M1 Junction 28 - Step BAecom£27k22 Apr 2021
A1 Stamford Step D - Operational & VfM AssessmentAECOM£35k22 Apr 2021
A45 Rushden - Step BAECOM£14k22 Apr 2021

Who they buy from

Most frequent suppliers

  1. 01AECOM Limited​12 awards
  2. 02ABUSS Limited2 awards
  3. 03WSP Limited2 awards
  4. 04KAINOS Software Ltd1 award
  5. 05NatCen1 award
  6. 06Level 5 Group Ltd1 award
  7. 07Tisski Limited1 award
  8. 08North Highland UK Limited1 award
  9. 09TRATOS LTD1 award
  10. 10RIEGL UK Ltd1 award

The CPV codes on this work

The codes THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT classifies its contracts under. Each one shows who else buys that work, the typical value, and what is coming up for renewal.

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Common questions

THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT, in short

Who does THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT award contracts to?

Across 32 contracts recorded since 2021, THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT has used 19 different suppliers. The most frequent are AECOM Limited​ (12 contracts), ABUSS Limited (2 contracts), WSP Limited (2 contracts).

What does THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT buy?

Its most active procurement categories are architecture and engineering, it services, business and professional services. Categories are derived from the CPV codes published on each award notice.

When do THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT contracts come up for renewal?

No contracts awarded by THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT currently have a recorded end date within the next 18 months. Not every award notice publishes an end date, so this is a floor rather than a complete picture.

How much does THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT spend on contracts?

Published values total £22.4m across the 32 contracts that state one, with a median of £50k. These are the values published on award notices, which for frameworks are ceilings rather than money actually spent.

How can I be alerted to new THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT tenders?

Tender Radar monitors Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, Public Contracts Scotland and Sell2Wales each weekday morning and can score every new THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT notice against your organisation's profile, delivering the relevant ones before 9am alongside their contracts approaching renewal.

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.

How to cite this data

Tender Radar (2026) Public sector contracts from THE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT [Dataset]. Professor AI. Available at: https://tender-radar.co.uk/buyers/the-department-for-transport (Accessed: 7 October 2026).

The figures change as notices are published, so the citation carries the date you read them.