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City and Guilds of London Institute

EC1A9DE combined from 4 published records

City and Guilds of London Institute has won 21 UK public sector awards from 15 buyers since 2016. The typical award is worth £188,892.

as a supplier

21 recorded awards from 15 buyers , between 21 Dec 2016 and 29 Jun 2025.

awards won
21
exclusive
48%
10 sole-winner awards
median award
£188,892
largest
£16.5m

“Exclusive” means this organisation was the only one awarded under that procurement; the rest were shared with other suppliers, typically on a framework.

sells to

contracts won

contractbuyervalueawarded
Exams Boards - Awarding Body shared The City of Liverpool College £2,251,002 29 Jun 2025
Learning Assistant online platform City of Doncaster Council £81,000 28 Feb 2025
Common Awarding Organisations shared Ministry of Justice £0 5 Aug 2024
MG Assessment(s) and Endorsed Award Money and Pensions Service £48,000 31 Mar 2024
Lot 16 - Future Skills Programme Ministry of Justice £188,892 24 Sept 2023
Lot 6 - Future Skills Programme Ministry of Justice £377,784 24 Sept 2023
Lot 4 Future Skills Programme Ministry of Justice £188,892 24 Sept 2023
701554501 - EPAO for Senior Health Care Support Worker Level 3 Apprenticeships shared Ministry of Defence £588,000 14 Dec 2021
Transparency Notice: Provision of Assured Accreditation of MGS Courses MINISTRY OF DEFENCE £55,000 11 Oct 2021
T Level Wave 4- Lot 1 Hair and Beauty: Hair, Beauty and Aesthetics; Lot 2 Creative and Design: Craft and Design, Lot 3 Creative and Design: Media, Broadcast and Production, Lot 4 Catering and Hospitality: Catering, Lot 5 Agriculture, Environment & Animal Care: Animal Care and Management, Lot 6 Agriculture, Environment and Animal Care: Agriculture, Land Management and Production. shared The Institute for Apprenticeship & Technical Education £9,444,659 26 Sept 2021
Leadership and Management Training COMPETITION AND MARKETS AUTHORITY £18,000 7 Dec 2020
End Point Assessments for Senior Leader Master's Degree Apprenticeship shared UNIVERSITY OF DERBY £84,000 10 Aug 2020
CATEGORY 1 Apprenticeships End-Point Assessment Second Opening Leeds City Council £1,040,000 26 Nov 2019
T Levels Wave 3 - Lot 2 Legal, Finance and Accounting: Finance/ Lot 3 Legal, Finance and Accounting: Accounting/ Lot 4 Engineering and Manufacturing: Manufacturing, Processing and Control/ Lot 5 Engineering and Manufacturing: Maintenance, Installation and Repair/ Lot 6 Engineering and Manufacturing: Design and Development/ Lot 7 Business and Administration: Management and Administration shared INSTITUTE FOR APPRENTICESHIPS £16,475,837 29 Sept 2019
T Levels Wave 2 - Lot 1 Construction: Building Services Engineering & Construction: Onsite Construction/ Lot 2 Digital: Digital Business Services/ Lot 3 Digital: Digital Support Services/ Lot 4 Health & Science: Health/ Lot 5 Health & Science: Healthcare Science / Lot 6 Health & Science: Science shared INSTITUTE FOR APPRENTICESHIPS £3,778,244 23 Sept 2019
Provision of the development of City & Guilds Certificate Units for Debt Collection Qualification for the Department for Work and Pensions Crown Commercial Service £19,500 21 Dec 2016
NPPF (Work Based Assessment) Greater Manchester Combined Authority · 25 Sept 2025
Exam Boards shared DUDLEY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY £6,000,000 5 Aug 2025
TfL 95965 Heath, Safety & Environmental Training Framework shared Transport for London · 31 Jul 2025
TfL 95965 Heath, Safety & Environmental Training Framework shared Transport for London · 31 Jul 2025
n/a shared Ministry of Justice · 12 Feb 2024

every contract won by City and Guilds of London Institute →

as published

This page combines 4 separate records from the source data. Every one is listed below exactly as the publisher filed it, so you can check the grouping yourself.

name as publishedidentifierpostcoderecords
City and Guilds Institute of London GB-COH RC000117 EC1A 9DE 12
City and Guilds of London Institute · EC1A 9DE 4
CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE GB-PPON PGZW-9515-MWNT EC1A 9DE 3
The City and Guilds of London Institute GB-COH 00312832 · 2

why these were combined

Matching uses organisation identifiers where publishers provide them, falling back to name and address. Records are never combined on address alone, because one shared-service postcode carries 244 different organisations. how this works