Buyer profile
North Somerset Council
Total contracts
5
Known spend
—
Not disclosed
Average value
—
Per contract
Active suppliers
2
Last 5 years
Top suppliers
Last 5 years- 1
First West of England Ltd,The Big Lemon CIC
1 winlatest 06 Aug 2026£2m
- 2
AtkinsRealis UK Ltd
1 winlatest 15 Jun 2026£95,091
What they buy
By CPV categoryArchitectural & engineeringCPV 71
1 contract0
Transport servicesCPV 60
1 contract0
Renewal radar
Awarded contracts predicted to come up for re-tender in the next 18 months
- MetroWest Phase 1b NEC4 Project Manager
Predicted using median duration of UK contracts in the same CPV division (11 months from contract start date → renewal expected by May 2027).
May 2027
40% confident
Tender activity
Notices published per month — last 24 months
All contracts (5)
North somerset supported bus services (august 2026 - batch 1)
The council required a bus operator to operate each of the following supported bus service contracts in North Somerset from 30 August 2026: • Bus Service 6 (ref: NSC-0750-26) - Wes
Dementia support services market engagement questionnaire
North Somerset Council is undertaking market engagement to inform future commissioning arrangements for Dementia Support Services.North Somerset has a growing number of residents l
Community wellbeing services market engagement questionnaire
North Somerset Council is undertaking market engagement to inform future commissioning arrangements for Social Prescribing and Community Wellbeing Services.The Council is seeking v
Metrowest phase 1b NEC4 project manager
North Somerset Council procured a consultant to provide project management support for the MetroWest Phase 1b programme. The WECA Professional Services Framework was used for this
Concession opportunity for the provision of NSC fleet and public installation of electric vehicle charging points
The UK government is looking for a private company to build, own, and operate a network of electric vehicle (EV) charging points at public locations across the National Service Centres (NSC) estate. The successful bidder will install the charging infrastructure, manage it long-term, and collect revenue from users—essentially a commercial concession where you invest upfront and recoup costs through charging fees.