GBP · 7 valued
£5.12 million
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University of Lancashire public contracts.
University of Lancashire has won 10 public contracts between 2025 and 2026 from 8 public buyers in United Kingdom. Its most frequent buyer is Department for Work and Pensions (3 awards). Outside TED, published values total £5.12 million across 7 awards.
10Contracts won
8Public buyers
1Country
May 2026Latest award
Latest contracts won
Chartered Manager Level 6 Apprenticeship ST0272
Awarded by Department for Work and Pensions · United Kingdom · £20,743
21 May 2026Awarded
Senior Leader Level 7 Apprenticeship ST0480
Awarded by Department for Work and Pensions · United Kingdom · £22,800
18 Mar 2026Awarded
Chartered Manager Level 6 Apprenticeship ST0272
Awarded by Department for Work and Pensions · United Kingdom · £19,653
18 Mar 2026Awarded
The Provision of Tri-Service Medical Personnel Training to Health and Care Professions Council Paramedic Standard - Level 6
Awarded by Ministry of Defence · United Kingdom · £4.46 million
12 Feb 2026Awarded
Senior Leader Level 7 ST0480 X 6
Awarded by Defra Commercial · United Kingdom · £84,000
29 Dec 2025Awarded
IAU Sex Offender ARMS Research
Awarded by Home Office · United Kingdom · £239,221
30 Sep 2025Awarded
SCC0144IB
Awarded by Suffolk County Council · United Kingdom · £270,000
29 Apr 2025Awarded
Contracts won by year
Contracts won by year
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