Charity Tenders and Contracts

None, based on Stotles's current tracking. There are 6 notices in total matching charity tenders or charity contracts: 5 awarded and 1 at pre-tender stage. That changes as new notices publish, and platform-wide, 0 notices were added to Stotles in the last week, so check back rather than treating this as fixed.

Very few notices are genuinely run by or for a charity. Most mentions of charity or charitable turn out to be funding sources, sponsorships, or a housing association's charitable status attached to an unrelated contract, such as a vehicle framework or a grounds maintenance tender. That drift is why this page's filter stays narrow: broader terms like charity or charitable on their own pull in thousands of unrelated notices.

No. The small set of notices this page tracks spans ophthalmology equipment, ventilators, IT services and landscaping, each classified under whatever the charity was actually buying or funding, not a charity-specific code. Charity procurement does not map to one CPV family, so this page filters on keyword rather than code.

Search public and private portals for the exact wording buyers use, since charity alone returns thousands of unrelated results. On Stotles, you can track the buyers and CPV categories a charity-related contract actually falls under, whether that is ophthalmology equipment, IT services or facilities work, and build alerts around those instead of the word charity itself.

Charities in the UK usually sit on the funding or supply side of a public contract rather than running their own tenders, so notices tend to name a charity in passing, a grant, a donation, a sponsorship, rather than treat it as the buyer. Charity law and procurement thresholds also differ from the main public-sector regime, which lowers how often registered charities publish formal tenders at all.