London tenders
Public sector tenders in London
London has more separate contracting authorities in one place than anywhere else in the UK: thirty-two borough councils plus the City of London, the Greater London Authority family, a large number of NHS trusts and integrated care boards, several universities, housing associations and central government departments headquartered in the capital. That density means a supplier based in or near London can bid for very different kinds of work without travelling far, but it also means notices appear at a pace that is hard to track by hand. This page pulls the London notices we hold into one list so you can see what is open now.
Who buys in London
Typical London buyers include the borough councils, the City of London Corporation, the Greater London Authority and its functional bodies, acute and mental health NHS trusts, London universities and colleges, large housing associations, and the government departments whose head offices sit in Westminster. Many of them buy through shared frameworks, so winning one place can open call-offs across several boroughs.
What is procured locally
- Housing repairs, decarbonisation retrofit and fire safety remediation across borough and housing association stock.
- Highways, public realm, cycling and parks works, often split into small lots suited to regional contractors.
- Social care placements, supported housing and community health services commissioned by boroughs and integrated care boards.
- Digital, data and professional services for local authorities and central government teams.
- Cleaning, catering, security and facilities management for schools, offices and estates.
Questions about London tenders
- Do I need a London address to bid for London contracts?
- No. Buyers cannot restrict competition to firms with a local address. Some social value questions reward local employment or spend, which is a scored element rather than an entry requirement.
- Are London contracts always large?
- No. Alongside multi-year borough-wide frameworks there is a steady flow of lower-value works, one-off projects and lots within larger contracts that suit smaller suppliers.
- Where are London notices published?
- Mostly on Find a Tender and Contracts Finder. We collect from both, so the notices below come from the official sources rather than a rewritten copy.
Latest contracts in London and London
Contract information is aggregated from public sources under the Open Government Licence and may be incomplete or out of date. Always verify details against the official published notice before bidding.
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Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Find a Tender / Contracts Finder / Public Contracts Scotland. 123 Tenders is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any buyer organisation named in these notices, and gives no guarantee as to accuracy or outcome.