Cafcass tenders, awards, and pre-procurement notices.

Cafcass has 116 awarded contracts on Stotles. Its activity spans Health and social work services, Software package and information systems and IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support. It is the 198th largest buyer in London by recent notice volume. Over the last five years it has awarded 70 contracts worth £28.4m.

Recent notices from Cafcass

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Top procurement categories

Categories Cafcass has published tenders under over the last five years.

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CategoriesCountValue
  1. Health and social work services
    36
    £52.7m
  2. Software package and information systems
    30
    £8.5m
  3. IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
    13
    £10.3m
  4. Construction work
    11
    £2.2m
  5. Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
    10
    £2.5m
  6. Office and computing machinery, equipment and supplies except furniture and software packages
    6
    £1.4m
  7. Repair and maintenance services
    6
    £340.0k
  8. Installation services (except software)
    6
    £340.0k
  9. Administration, defence and social security services
    6
    £61.9k
  10. Education and training services
    6
    £1.3m

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