CPV subcategory

30144200: Ticket-issuing machines

6 UK public contracts under 30144200 end in the next 18 months. Get the new tenders filed under it every weekday morning.

41
Contracts since 2023
18
Buyers
6
Ending in 18 months
CPV 30144200: contracts by end datefrom award notices with a published end date, each contract counted once

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6 contracts under 30144200 ending in the next 18 months

The 5 ending soonest, with the supplier that holds each now. End dates come from the original award notices, so each one is a re-tender with a date on it.

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What 30144200 covers

CPV code 30144200 is "Ticket-issuing machines", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. It, or a more specific code beneath it, was used on 41 UK public contracts since 2023, awarded by 18 buyers, most often Kent County Council (T/A Procurement Services) and Espo. The typical contract was worth about £439k.

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UK public contracts since 2023

How buyers use 30144200

Contracts
41
Buyers
18
Typical value
£439k
Ending in 18 months
6

By year of award: 2023 6 · 2024 7 · 2025 21 · 2026 7. Figures as of 6 November 2026. Typical value is the median of single-supplier contracts with a published value (19).

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Codes beneath 30144200

None. 30144200 is as specific as the vocabulary goes for ticket-issuing machines.

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About CPV code 30144200

What is CPV code 30144200?

CPV code 30144200 is "Ticket-issuing machines", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. It, or a more specific code beneath it, was used on 41 UK public contracts since 2023, awarded by 18 buyers, most often Kent County Council (T/A Procurement Services) and Espo. The typical contract was worth about £439k.

Which codes sit above and below 30144200?

30144200 sits under 30000000 (Office and computing machinery, equipment and supplies except furniture and software packages), then 30100000 (Office machinery, equipment and supplies except computers, printers and furniture), then 30140000 (Calculating and accounting machines), then 30144000 (Calculation-type machines). It has no more specific codes beneath it.

Who wins contracts under CPV code 30144200?

The suppliers named most often on UK public contracts under 30144200 since 2023 are TP Leasing Limited (10), Triple Point Lease Partners (10), CHG-MERIDIAN UK Limited (7). 45 different suppliers have won work under this code.

How do I get alerts for tenders using CPV code 30144200?

Add 30144200 to a Tender Radar profile, with keywords that describe your work. Each weekday morning you get the new UK public sector notices that match, scored for fit. Because codes cover the codes beneath them, adding 30144200 also catches notices classified under its more specific codes.

How to cite this data

Tender Radar (2026) CPV code 30144200: Ticket-issuing machines [Dataset]. Professor AI. Available at: https://tender-radar.co.uk/cpv-codes/30144200-ticket-issuing-machines (Accessed: 7 November 2026).

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

Relative dates (such as “in 6 days”) count from 7 November 2026, when this page was built.

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