Greater London Authority: which contracts run out next, and who holds them.
Greater London Authority is a strategic authority for London. We hold 1,706 of its award notices, and 173 contracts due to end within 18 months. Everything here comes from public records: award notices the council itself published, and the papers it publishes before each committee meeting.
Data updated: 20 September 2026 (committee papers) | 18 September 2026 (award notices)
GovLeads reads Greater London Authority's papers every weeknight. A value is published on 1,078 of those 1,706 award notices, so the total is a floor, not the council's spend.
Next committee meetings
The next 5 scheduled meetings at Greater London Authority, taken from the council's own calendar. Papers usually appear five clear working days beforehand, and we read them the night they land.
| Date | Committee |
|---|---|
| 23 Sep 2026 | Police and Crime Committee |
| 24 Sep 2026 | Housing Committee |
| 1 Oct 2026 | Planning and Regeneration Committee |
| 8 Oct 2026 | Economy, Culture and Skills Committee |
| 8 Oct 2026 | Transport Committee |
Source: Greater London Authority's published committee calendar.
Biggest suppliers
Ranked by total awarded value across every Greater London Authority award notice we hold. Values on multi-supplier frameworks are shared across the suppliers named on them, so a place on a large framework does not inflate a single firm.
| Supplier | Awarded value | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Mott MacDonald Limited | £301m | 5 |
| Yunex Ltd | £240m | 1 |
| Arriva London North | £209m | 58 |
| London General | £187m | 46 |
| Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure Limited | £180m | 5 |
Largest awards of the last 12 months
The biggest awards Greater London Authority has notified in the last year. Awards sharing a title and end date are collapsed into a single row, so a framework or dynamic purchasing system appears once rather than once per supplier.
| Award | Supplier | Value | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pan London Sexual Violence Support Service7 award notices, shown once | framework, 7 suppliers | £65.4m | Negotiated |
| The Provision of Vehicle Disposal Including PLEV's & Associated Services | ASM Auto Recycling Ltd | £37.6m | Award procedure with prior publication of a call for competition |
| MOPAC & VRU Grant Fund Manager Services - Fund Administration and Disbursement Services DPS RM6… | The London Community Foundation | £29.4m | Restricted |
| MOPAC London Victim and Witness Service: Pan-London Domestic Abuse Service (952) | Victim Support | £29.2m | Negotiated |
| Oyster Cards Contact Handling Services2 award notices, shown once | framework, 2 suppliers | £23.0m | Framework call-off |
How the money is awarded
84% of Greater London Authority's awarded value went through open competition and 5% was awarded directly. Directly awarded work is the part of the market that never reaches a competitive notice, so it is the part you have to see coming upstream.
- Competed 84% (£4.1bn)
- Framework/DPS 9% (£432m)
- Direct 5% (£266m)
- Other/Unspecified 2% (£98.7m)
Contracts expiring within 18 months
The 5 largest by value on record for Greater London Authority, of those with an end date inside 18 months. A re-procurement decision normally reaches a committee months before the contract itself runs out, which is the point at which scope is still moveable, so the months-left column matters as much as the value.
| Ends | Months left | Contract | Supplier | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 Jan 2027 | 3 | Administration of FORS Concession | Sopra Steria Limited | £45.0m |
| 31 Aug 2027 | 11 | TfL Safety Critical Labour Supply | Morson Human Resources Limited | £44.0m |
| 17 Aug 2027 | 11 | Collaborative Print Management TfL 96411 | Corporate Document Services Limited (CDS Limited) | £22.7m |
| 27 Sep 2027 | 12 | TFL-01296 Wheels, Axles Related Components | Lucchini Unipart Rail Ltd | £11.5m |
| 9 Jan 2028 | 15 | Car Park Management Services2 award notices, shown once | framework, 2 suppliers | £11.2m |
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Procurement radar
Committee papers Greater London Authority published in the last four months whose title uses the language of buying.
No procurement decision reached a committee here in the last four months. Greater London Authority published 321 papers in that window and none of them is titled as a tender, an award, an extension or a waiver.
That is common and it is not a gap in our reading: most councils delegate day-to-day buying to officers, and only the larger decisions reach a committee with a paper to their name. The award notices above are the fuller record of what this council actually buys.
Nearby councils
Suppliers rarely sell to one council alone. These are the authorities next door, and the ones covering the same ground at a different tier.
Councils it borders
Covering the same ground
Where Greater London Authority spends most
The service areas taking the largest share of awarded value here. Each one has its own page explaining what we watch for.
Where this comes from
Awards, suppliers and expiry dates come from award notices published to Contracts Finder and Find a Tender by Greater London. The award data set was last refreshed on 18 September 2026, so notices published since then are not yet counted here. Values are as notified; where a notice names several suppliers, the value is shared across them.
Committee papers and meeting dates come from Greater London Authority's own published papers, at https://meetings.london.gov.uk. Every paper linked above is on the council's own site. Committee-paper figures were extracted on 20 September 2026.
What we leave out. A notice naming more than one buying authority is excluded, because it does not say how the value splits between them. So are notices from bodies that share this council's name but are separate organisations, such as the local college or NHS trust. Both would otherwise be counted here as Greater London's.
What is counted as the GLA. The Greater London Authority publishes very few award notices in its own name; it commissions through separate legal bodies. Notices from Transport for London, the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, the London Fire Brigade and the London Legacy Development Corporation are counted here as the GLA's, because that is the buying a supplier selling into London has to find. Each of those bodies runs its own procurement and its own contracts.
Nothing on this page is modelled, estimated or inferred. Every number is a count or a sum over those two public sources. Where a figure would be a guess, it is left out.