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Asbestos contract awards and renewals

Who is winning UK public sector asbestos contracts, which contracts end soon, and when buyers are likely to re-tender them.

Awards in 12 months
43asbestos contracts awarded
Awarded value
£29macross 36 awards that state a value
Ending in 12 months
5likely re-tenders
Live tenders now
6open asbestos opportunities

Built from official award and contract notices in the TenderStandard warehouse at 18 October 2026 at 22:11 BST. Always confirm details on the official notice.

Contracts up for renewal Live asbestos tenders

Asbestos contracts ending in the next 18 months

Soonest first, with the incumbent and the likely re-tender window.

All FM services

Ends in 7 months Contracts Finder

Asbestos Removal

Surrey Police

Incumbent
PA Group Limited
Value
£45k
Contract end
13 May 2027
Likely re-tender
18 Oct 2026 to 12 Nov 2026
Service
Asbestos

Who wins asbestos contracts

Suppliers named on the most UK public sector asbestos award notices in the last 12 months, and the buyers awarding the most.

Top suppliers

  1. CONSTELLIA LIMITED3 awards
  2. RHODAR INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LIMITED3 awards
  3. SCK Group Ltd2 awards
  4. Acorn Analytical Services1 award
  5. Airsafe UK Limited1 award
  6. Asbestech Limited1 award
  7. BDA Surveying Ltd1 award
  8. Bradley Environmental Consultants Limited1 award
  9. Cablesheer Limited1 award
  10. Cabot Thermals Limited1 award
  11. CASA Environmental Services Ltd1 award
  12. CLEARVIEW ENVIRONMENTAL LTD1 award

Most active buyers

  1. Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust3 awards
  2. Ashford Borough Council1 award
  3. Aspire Housing1 award
  4. Aster Group Limited1 award
  5. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST1 award
  6. Cheltenham Borough Council1 award
  7. Department of Finance D0F - Construction and Procurement Delivery1 award
  8. Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Authority1 award

Recently awarded asbestos contracts

Awarded 9 Sept 2026 Find a Tender

HPFT - Asbestos Management Survey

Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Awarded to
Tetra Consulting Limited
Value
£25k
Contract end
26 Feb 2027
Service
Asbestos

Awarded 18 Aug 2026 Find a Tender

Asbestos Surveys

Cheltenham Borough Council

Awarded to
CASA Environmental Services Ltd
Value
Not stated
Service
Asbestos

Turning an expiring contract into a win

A practical sequence for challengers.

  • Read the original award notice and contract documents to understand scope, term, extension options and the evaluation criteria that won last time.
  • Register on the buyer's portal and answer any preliminary market engagement notice. It is often your only chance to shape the specification.
  • Gather evidence the evaluators will want: licence, accreditation schedules and scope; sample survey report and register format.
  • Price TUPE properly. On a re-tender, the incumbent's staff usually transfer, and their terms drive your labour cost.
  • Plan mobilisation in detail. Evaluators weigh the risk of changing supplier, so a credible handover plan often decides close contests. Try the free mobilisation plan builder.

How this data works

Plain rules, so you can judge how far to rely on it.

  • Awards come from official contract award and contract details notices on Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, Public Contracts Scotland and Sell2Wales.
  • A notice counts as FM when its CPV classification or title places it in one of 14 FM, M&E and building services categories. Supply-only goods contracts are excluded.
  • The supplier shown is the first named supplier on the notice. Frameworks and multi-lot awards can name many suppliers, so check the notice for the full list.
  • Contract end dates are the period stated in the notice. Extension options are often not exercised, or are exercised without a new notice, so treat end dates as a planning signal.
  • The likely re-tender window is 12 to 6 months before the stated end date, which is when most UK buyers run market engagement and publish the new tender.
  • Values are as published, usually excluding VAT. Framework values are often ceilings shared across suppliers, not guaranteed spend.

Asbestos contract questions

Straight answers for UK suppliers.

Who wins public sector asbestos contracts in the UK?

The supplier table on this page ranks the companies named on the most UK public sector asbestos award notices in the last 12 months, with links to every award. Large national providers win many frameworks, but most individual asbestos contracts go to regional and specialist SMEs.

How do I find asbestos contracts that are coming up for renewal?

The renewals list on this page shows asbestos contracts whose stated end date falls in the next 18 months, with the incumbent supplier and a likely re-tender window. Contact the buyer during market engagement, before the new tender is published.

How long do asbestos contracts usually last?

Public sector asbestos contracts are commonly let for 2 to 5 years, often as an initial term plus optional extensions. The stated end date on an award notice may not include extensions, so confirm with the buyer before relying on it.

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