Supplier — UK Government Contracts

Office For Public Management LTD Trading As Traverse

Office For Public Management LTD Trading As Traverse has won 9 UK public-sector contracts, worth £522k+ in disclosed value, across 7 public bodies. Most active in Research & Development. Data from GOV.UK Contracts Finder, updated daily.

Contracts won
9
Disclosed value
£522k+
Public bodies
7
Sectors
3
Top public-sector buyers
Public bodies this supplier works with, by disclosed value
BuyerContractsValue
DEFRA Network Etendering Portal2£184k
The Prince's Trust1£93k
London Borough Of Merton1£74k
Health Education England2£63k
Sport England1£50k
Ministry Of Justice1£42k
NHS England (Commissioning Board)1£16k
Largest contracts won
By disclosed value
ContractBuyerSectorValueDateSource
Increasing Children's Engagement with Designated LandscapesDEFRA Network Etendering PortalResearch & Development£101k15 Oct 2021Notice ↗
CA6616 - The Evaluation measuring 'the impact of the Prince's Trust programmes on young Londoners'The Prince's TrustBusiness Services£93k09 Dec 2019Notice ↗
Engaging Communities in Nature Recovery NetworksDEFRA Network Etendering PortalResearch & Development£83k11 Oct 2021Notice ↗
Engaging MertonLondon Borough Of MertonResearch & Development£74k08 Feb 2021Notice ↗
SE1062 - External Consultation for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion StrategySport EnglandResearch & Development£50k16 Mar 2023Notice ↗
Sector breakdown
Where this supplier wins work
Research & Development4× · £308k
Business Services4× · £192k
Software1× · £21k
Other suppliers in Research & Development
Competitors winning work in the same sector
Iff Research£42.4mOxford Policy Management Limited£285.0mTechnopolis Limited£14.9mAddleshaw Goddard LLP£288.4mIpsos (Market Research) Limited£49.2mCh2m£1.6m
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