Public sector supplier
Institute For Employment Studies public sector contracts
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Institute For Employment Studies appears as a named supplier on 24 UK public sector contracts awarded since 2021.
4 of those were awarded in the last twelve months.
Its most frequent public sector customer is Department For Education, with 5 contracts, and it has supplied 14 buying organisations in total.
- 4
- Contracts, last 12 months
- 24
- Contracts since 2021
- 14
- Public sector buyers
- £81k
- Median contract won outright
- 4
- Expiring in 18 months
These figures count published award notices from January 2021 onward, the point at which this database begins, and are comprehensive only from 2023. Contracts awarded before then, and any work not published as a public award notice, do not appear. This is a record of published contracts, not of turnover. Most recent award recorded 11 Aug 2026.
Coming up for renewal
4 contracts expiring in the next 18 months
Each of these is a contract Institute For Employment Studies currently holds with an end date already published. If you compete with them, this is where the openings are. If you are the buyer, it is your renewal diary.
| Contract | Buyer | Value | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACAS27419 - Conflict Competence Framework | UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED | £95k | 19 Mar 2027 |
| Labour Market Evidence Synthesis & Dissemination | Department for Work & Pensions | £1.1m | 10 May 2027 |
| Research, Impact and Learning Framework | The Education and Training Foundation | £-0.02(shared, 8 suppliers) | 30 Jun 2027 |
| Impact Evaluation of Aspiring Chief Executive & Chair programmes | NHS England | £65k | 31 Aug 2027 |
Overview
Most of that work falls under research and development.
21 of these were awarded to it as the only named supplier; the remaining 3 are contracts shared with other suppliers, typically a place on a framework rather than work awarded outright.
Among the contracts it won outright where a value was published, the median is £81k.
4 of its contracts are due to end within the next eighteen months.
Contracts won per quarter
Recent activity
Latest contracts won
Where a contract names more than one supplier it is usually a framework. The published value is the ceiling for the whole framework, shared by everyone on it, not the amount awarded to Institute For Employment Studies.
Who they supply
Most frequent buyers
- 01Department For Education5 contracts
- 02NHS England3 contracts
- 03The Education and Training Foundation2 contracts
- 04Newcastle University2 contracts
- 05Department for Work And Pensions2 contracts
- 06Construction Industry Training Board2 contracts
- 07UK Shared Business Services Ltd1 contract
- 08UK SBS1 contract
- 09Social Mobility Commission1 contract
- 10Ofsted1 contract
What they supply
Most active categories
The CPV codes on this work
The codes buyers used when they awarded this work. Each one shows the whole UK market for it: who buys, who wins, and which contracts end soon.
- 73000000Research and development services and related consultancy services11
- 73110000Research services4
- 80000000Education and training services1
- 79315000Social research services1
- 79000000Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security1
- 73100000Research and experimental development services1
- 72221000Business analysis consultancy services1
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Common questions
Institute For Employment Studies, in short
Which public sector organisations does Institute For Employment Studies supply?
Across 24 contracts recorded since 2021, Institute For Employment Studies has supplied 14 UK public sector buyers. The most frequent are Department For Education (5 contracts), NHS England (3 contracts), The Education and Training Foundation (2 contracts).
What does Institute For Employment Studies supply to the public sector?
Its contracts fall mainly under research and development, business and professional services, architecture and engineering. Categories are derived from the CPV codes published on each award notice.
How many public sector contracts has Institute For Employment Studies won?
24 since 2021, of which 21 were awarded to it as the only named supplier and 3 are shared with other suppliers, usually a place on a framework. This counts award notices published to Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, so it is a record of published awards rather than of total revenue.
When do Institute For Employment Studies contracts come up for renewal?
4 contracts held by Institute For Employment Studies have an end date within the next 18 months, the earliest on 19 Mar 2027. End dates are published in the original award notices, so they are visible well before any re-tender is advertised.
Where does this information about Institute For Employment Studies come from?
From contract award notices published by the buyers themselves to Find a Tender and Contracts Finder under the Open Government Licence. Coverage starts in 2021 and is comprehensive from 2023, so contracts awarded before then, and any award not published to those portals, will not appear.
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. This page describes contracts published by public bodies and is not affiliated with Institute For Employment Studies.
How to cite this data
Tender Radar (2026) Institute For Employment Studies public sector contracts [Dataset]. Professor AI. Available at: https://tender-radar.co.uk/suppliers/institute-for-employment-studies (Accessed: 7 October 2026).