England
Government contracts in East of England
210
Contracts indexed
£1.7b
Known total value
What government contracts are available in East of England?
The East of England spans county-council heavyweights (Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire) plus fast-growing unitaries, the Cambridge research cluster (university, biomedical campus, research institutes), major ports (Felixstowe, Harwich) and agricultural public estates. Essex and Hertfordshire run large commercial teams whose frameworks other authorities piggyback on.
Essex County Council's frameworks and Hertfordshire's shared arrangements are used well beyond their borders — a place on them travels. The Eastern region makes heavy use of In-Tend and ProContract portals; research-linked buying around Cambridge (labs, scientific equipment, specialist construction) is a distinct sub-market worth separate alerts.
Tendarix has indexed 210 contracts in East of England, each with a plain-English AI summary. The top-buyers list shows the procurement teams here that buy most often — the ones worth registering with as a supplier.
Procurement activity over the last 12 months
117 contracts worth £29.7m in disclosed value were published for East of England in the last year. Bars show monthly contract volume; the line tracks known award value.
Recent contracts
Site Power HV/LV Electrical Design
£50k–100kWater, Wastewater and Ancillary Services
£0kFenn Bright Circle - play equipment
£0kReplacement Data Centre
£0kENHT - Ward 6B South Refurbishment Works
£90k–110kHBC - Aberford Park Brook Improvement
£100k–500kSt Mary the Virgin, Great Dunmow | Main Contractor for Internal Reordering Project
£200k–500kCall off Contract Under Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Entry Level Maths and Reading Specialists for Prisoners in the Bedfordshire, Cambridge and Norfolk (BCN) regions
£0kthe provision of Research brief Careers 2024-26 Via CCS RM6126
£0kAward of a Call Off Contract under the Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for HES Group Diversity and Inclusion Service Provider
£0kMedia Database Service
£0kResidential & Commercial Bins and Domestic Food Waste Caddies
£0kCCTV installation
£0k2 X 7.5t RCVs with K-series Body
£0kPAHT - Paediatric Emergency Department Construction Stage Quantity Surveying
£60k–80kPFI Deal Books
£0kPAHT - Steam Boiler 1 & 2 Controls Upgrade
£75k–85kPAHT - CSSD Wash Area Additional Works
£30k–40kGB-Colchester: 0466-PA Voids Property Works
£0k2026-07 Building Works, Supplies & Services including specialists and consultancy
£0kFrequently asked questions
How many government contracts are available in East of England?
Tendarix has indexed 210 public-sector contracts in East of England with a combined known value of £1.7bn. The feed updates daily from Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, the devolved-nation portals and council websites.
Which public bodies buy the most in East of England?
The most active buyers in East of England on Tendarix include Colchester City Council, South Cambridgeshire District Council, Suffolk Coastal District Council and Waveney District Council. Buyer profiles on Tendarix show each organisation's full contract history and re-tender predictions.
How does public procurement work in East of England?
The East of England spans county-council heavyweights (Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire) plus fast-growing unitaries, the Cambridge research cluster (university, biomedical campus, research institutes), major ports (Felixstowe, Harwich) and agricultural public estates. Essex and Hertfordshire run large commercial teams whose frameworks other authorities piggyback on.
How do I find and win tenders in East of England?
Essex County Council's frameworks and Hertfordshire's shared arrangements are used well beyond their borders — a place on them travels. The Eastern region makes heavy use of In-Tend and ProContract portals; research-linked buying around Cambridge (labs, scientific equipment, specialist construction) is a distinct sub-market worth separate alerts. Tendarix aggregates all of these sources into one searchable feed with free email alerts.