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buyer and supplier

Port of London Authority

DA122BG combined from 2 published records

Port of London Authority has won 1 UK public sector award from 1 buyer since 2021. The typical award is worth £45,000. It has published 12 tenders and contracts since 2023, 7 naming a winner.

as a buyer

12 procurement records (12 unique titles), of which 7 have award details , between 7 Nov 2023 and 22 Jun 2026.

contracts published
12
median value
£2.5m
excludes ceilings
largest
£2.9m
open now
0

as a supplier

1 recorded award from 1 buyer , between 28 Jan 2021 and 28 Jan 2021.

awards won
1
exclusive
100%
1 sole-winner awards
median award
£45,000
largest
£45,000

“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

top suppliers

supplierawardsmedian
Oracle Corporation UK Limited 1 £1,716,348

what it buys

contracts won

every contract won by Port of London Authority →

contracts published

contractvaluepublished
ERP replacement · 22 Jun 2026
Facilities Management Soft Services £2,900,000 26 May 2026
Oracle Fusion System Integration £2,500,000 21 May 2026
Richmond lock and weir maintenance · 4 Mar 2025
New pontoons and brow at Denton · 4 Mar 2025
Regulatory audit services £540,000 4 Mar 2025
Multicat Workboat · 23 Jan 2025
Extension and refurbishment of Gravesend Port Control Centre · 28 Aug 2024
New pilot cutter · 30 Jan 2024
Oil spill response vessel · 30 Jan 2024
VTS for London Gravesend · 21 Dec 2023
Asset Management and Ticketing System · 7 Nov 2023

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as published

This page combines 2 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
Port of London Authority · DA122BG 10
Port of London Authority GB-PPON PRJC-2566-BCZY DA122BG 3

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