Northern Education Trust tenders, awards, and pre-procurement notices.

Northern Education Trust has 20 awarded contracts on Stotles. Its activity spans Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security, Education and training services and Printed matter and related products. It is the 70th largest buyer in North East England by recent notice volume. Over the last five years it has awarded 7 contracts worth £20.3m.

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Top procurement categories

Categories Northern Education Trust has published tenders under over the last five years.

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CategoriesCountValue
  1. Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
    8
    £7.1m
  2. Education and training services
    7
    £2.8m
  3. Printed matter and related products
    4
    £995.0k
  4. Food, beverages, tobacco and related products
    2
    £13.5m
  5. Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting
    2
    £2.2m
  6. Transport services (excl. Waste transport)
    2
    £480.0k
  7. Financial and insurance services
    2
    £440.0k
  8. Construction work
    1
    £0.0

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