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CPV 16000000

Agricultural machinery — UK government contracts

15

Contracts indexed

£15.0m

Known total value

What UK government contracts fall under CPV 16000000?

Division 16 covers agricultural machinery — tractors, mowers, harvesting equipment, sprayers and trailers, plus their parts. Groundskeeping machinery for parks often appears here too, though contracts for grounds-maintenance services belong in division 77.

Councils are the steadiest buyers, replacing grounds-maintenance fleets (mowers, tractors, gritters with agricultural chassis) on 5–7 year cycles. Other buyers include national park authorities, Forestry England, agricultural colleges and council-owned farms.

Tendarix indexes 15 contracts in this category from Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, the devolved-nation portals and 400+ council procurement sites, each with a plain-English AI summary.

Procurement activity over the last 12 months

14 contracts worth £15.0m in disclosed value were published for Agricultural machinery (CPV 16000000) in the last year. Bars show monthly contract volume; the line tracks known award value.

Recent contracts

Procurement for Telehandlers for Defra Group 2025

£0k
Environment Agency·Closes 06/02/2026

Mowing and Baling Specification for Bedford Borough Council Countryside Sites v2 - AWARD

£0k
Bedford Borough Council·Closes 10/07/2026

Harvesters and Forwarders Framework

£15000k
Forestry and Land Scotland·Closes 28/07/2026

GB-Derby: TPPL Derby City Council NEPO GM & P Lot 1 - 1 x Compact Tractor (New) (32275)

£0k
Derby City Council·Closes 02/06/2026

GB-Derby: TPPL Derby City Council NEPO GM & P Lot 1 - 2 x Tractors (New) (31865)

£0k
Derby City Council·Closes 15/05/2026

GB-Derby: TPPL Derby City Council NEPO GM & P Lot 1 - 5 x Toro Ride-on Mowers (New) (31864)

£0k
Derby City Council·Closes 06/05/2026

GB-Preston: TPPL Preston City Council NEPO GM & P Lot 1 - Up to 8 60inch Cutting Deck Outfront Mowers (New) (30234)

£0k
Preston City Council·Closes 02/03/2026

GB-Derby: TPPL South Derbyshire District Council NEPO GM & P Lot 1 - 7 x Ride-on Mower (New) (New) (30225)

£0k
South Derbyshire District Council·Closes 12/03/2026

ENQ1302 - Purchase of Compact Tractor

£0k
DERBY CITY COUNCIL·Closes 28/05/2026

TD2385 - Replacement of 5 triple flail mowing machines

£0k
DERBY CITY COUNCIL·Closes 29/04/2026

Contract Award

£0k
Tamworth Borough Council·Closes 23/02/2026

Supply of One Ride on Zero Turn Mower

North East Lincolnshire Borough Council·Closes 20/05/2026

Grounds Maintenance Machinery

Test Valley Borough Council·Closes 08/05/2026

Purchase of Tractors

Test Valley Borough Council·Closes 08/05/2026

Bury Based Supplier List (BBSL)

Manchester City Council·Closes 01/07/2026

How to win agricultural machinery tenders

These are usually straightforward goods tenders decided on whole-life cost, so include servicing, parts availability and residual value in your pricing story, not just the sticker price. Offering demonstrator units, operator training and guaranteed parts response times wins against bare-metal quotes, and framework routes like ESPO 296 are worth holding.

Frequently asked questions

What does CPV code 16000000 cover?

Division 16 covers agricultural machinery — tractors, mowers, harvesting equipment, sprayers and trailers, plus their parts. Groundskeeping machinery for parks often appears here too, though contracts for grounds-maintenance services belong in division 77.

How many Agricultural machinery contracts are published in the UK?

Tendarix has indexed 15 UK public-sector contracts in this category from Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, the devolved-nation portals and 400+ council websites, with a combined known value of £15.0m. New notices are added daily as buyers publish them.

Who buys Agricultural machinery in the public sector?

Recent buyers on Tendarix include DERBY CITY COUNCIL, Test Valley Borough Council, North East Lincolnshire Borough Council. Councils are the steadiest buyers, replacing grounds-maintenance fleets (mowers, tractors, gritters with agricultural chassis) on 5–7 year cycles. Other buyers include national park authorities, Forestry England, agricultural colleges and council-owned farms.

How do I win Agricultural machinery tenders?

These are usually straightforward goods tenders decided on whole-life cost, so include servicing, parts availability and residual value in your pricing story, not just the sticker price. Offering demonstrator units, operator training and guaranteed parts response times wins against bare-metal quotes, and framework routes like ESPO 296 are worth holding.