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supplier

City Taxis

as a supplier

11 recorded awards from 2 buyers , between 6 Mar 2018 and 21 Apr 2025.

awards won
11
exclusive
18%
2 sole-winner awards
median award
£104,070
largest
£1.9m

“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
Lot 1a - Up to 8 passenger seats for Cumberland Council area closing 22 April 2025 (PRU F1) shared Cumberland Council £16,242 21 Apr 2025
Dynamic Purchasing System for Transport Services shared Cumberland Council £75,000,000 1 Apr 2025
Lot 1b - For Various Areas closing 11 June 2021 shared Cumbria County Council £944,401 20 Jun 2021
Provision of Special Educational Needs transport in the Carlisle area (H0536, H0538, H0540, H0541, H0544, H0548, H0515, H0529, H0535) shared Cumbria County Council £111,888 10 Sept 2020
Provision of Special Educational Needs transport between Carlisle and Grange-Over-Sands (OOC25) Cumbria County Council £69,400 16 Oct 2019
Provision of Special Educational Needs Transport from various locations to Newton Rigg College (H1207,H1209,H1211,H1213,H1217,H1219) shared Cumbria County Council £56,180 20 Aug 2019
Provision of Special Educational Needs Transport between Moat and Carlisle (H0534) Cumbria County Council £39,900 24 Sept 2018
Provision of Special Educational Needs transport from various locations to Newton Rigg College, Penrith (H1209 H1210 H1211 H1220 H1221) shared Cumbria County Council £96,253 13 Sept 2018
Provision of Special Educational Needs Transport for Out of County and Specialist Independent Schools - see description for full details shared Cumbria County Council £1,520,000 8 Jul 2018
Provision of Special Educational Needs transport to James Rennie School, Carlisle (H0547 and H0554) shared Cumbria County Council £163,000 9 Mar 2018
Provision of Special Educational Needs Transport to James Rennie School, Carlisle shared Cumbria County Council £1,918,757 6 Mar 2018

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