UK Government Carpet & Flooring Tender Analysis – East England/Midlands (Jan 2025-April 2026)

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 LInk Buyer Published Supplier Budget
ViewCOUNTESS OF CHESTER HOSPITAL NHS FOUNDATION TRUST18/03/2025BRIAN J WATTS FLOORING SPECIALIST LTD£ 44,212.80
ViewLHC Procurement Group19/02/2025Gone - Lot£ 55,000,000.00
ViewNottinghamshire County Council17/02/2025Gone - DPS
ViewPeabody Trust29/01/2025Gone - Lot£ 3,800,000.00
 LInk Buyer Published Supplier Budget

Background:

  • Tenders were discovered via Find a Tender
  • There are 4 stages to tender:
    • Pipeline – buyers publicly announce the strategic intention
    • Planning – fact-finding and defining the right approach
    • Tender – official invitation to the marketplace
    • Award – appointment of successful supplier(s)

Frequency:

  • 29 tenders over the last 65 weeks (~a new tender opportunity every 2.3 weeks)
  • maximum 4 tenders in any month
  • at least 1 tender released every month, apart from August = 0
  • 51% tenders occurring in 6 months of Oct-Mar (perhaps end of calendar year and end of tax year rush??)

Range:

  • Framework/DPS – vetted, preferred, pre-approved supplier list
    • Go-to trusted supplier on upcoming pipeline of projects
    • long-term profitability, multiple project potential
  • Multidisciplinary lot – specialist supplier amongst panel of collaborators
    • typically single lot opportunity
    • single opportunity, but usually larger size than single supplier tenders
  • Single supplier – solo appointment
    • own the whole opportunity
    • either single property or multiple properties
  • Partner – a broader project won by umbrella contractor
    • act as subcontractor
    • access opportunities that otherwise wouldn’t be suitable

Budget

  • £3.8M – £120M: Large building projects with lots
  • £1M and under: single supplier flooring / building / refurbishment projects

Buyers

Location

  • Nottinghamshire
  • Huntingdonshire
  • Northamptonshire
  • Oxfordshire
  • Roydon
  • Kent
  • Milton Keynes

Property types

  • Council housing stock (tenanted or not)
  • Offices
  • Flats
  • Leisure facilities
  • School
  • College campus
  • Communal university buildings
  • Theatre
  • Village community hall
  • Hospital

Suppliers