Lloyds Bank Plc: UK Public Sector Contracts Won & Awards

Large organisationCompanies House: Public Limited CompanyMain market: Banking services

Official UK PPONPNQB-6817-BXYG

Procedures with an award1920 award records
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How many tenders this supplier has won.

Tenders with at least one award to it. Award records are shown too, because one framework can carry many call-offs.

Public authorities19named on published awards
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How many different public bodies have awarded to this supplier.

Buyers named on its awards, with duplicate names merged.

Attributable award value£107mnet · on 12 of 20 award records · single-supplier, no ceilings
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How much this supplier has won, by published values.

Sum of award values where it was the only winner, VAT excluded, framework ceilings left out.

Not turnover. Not every award publishes a value.

Last 12 months2awards · 7 in the prior 24 months · last 21 Sept 2026
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Awards to this supplier in the last 12 months.

Award records dated in the last 12 months, against the two years before.

Contracts ending ≤18 months1end date on 13 of 20 awards
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Contracts that finish in the next 18 months.

Contracts ending in that window by the published end date or, where only a duration is published, an estimate from signature plus duration (marked). Neither, not counted.

An end date does not confirm a new procurement.

Buyer regions9most often North West England
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In which regions this supplier wins work.

The region of each buyer it won from: the buyer’s office, placed by the official ONS postcode lookup. Each procedure counts once.

Where the buyer is based, not necessarily where the work was done; the tender page shows the published place of delivery.

Where they win
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In which categories this supplier wins.

Distinct awards by the main category of the lot, or of the procedure when no lot is named. Repeat publications count once.

An award counts once in each class it covers; classes can overlap.

Active awards, plus pending awards whose standstill has ended or was not published.

20 awards (18 for a named lot, 90%, 2 for a whole procedure with no lot named) · top CPV classes, shares of all 20 awards. An award may cover more than one class.

6611 Banking services10 awards · 50% · awards naming a lot
6610 Banking and investment services3 awards · 15% · awards naming a lot
Attributable award value
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How much this supplier has won, by published values.

Sum of award values where it was the only winner, VAT excluded, framework ceilings left out.

Not turnover. Not every award publishes a value.

£107mOn 12 of 20 award records; the five largest make 99%; a further 1 published a VAT-inclusive amount only (£24k inc. VAT, kept apart). Largest rows below.
Typical attributable award
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What one of this supplier’s wins is usually worth.

Middle value of the same awards as the total above.

£325k middle valuerobust · n=12
Award vs estimate
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Does this supplier usually win above or below the buyer’s estimate.

Its own wins, estimate against award per lot, in its sector.

Based on 4 wins in its industry (CPV division 66). Small sample.

A past pattern, not a margin and not a price to bid.

24.1% below estimatemoderate · n=4compared within CPV division 66
Largest published awards
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The biggest published awards.

Awards to a single supplier with a published value, largest first, so you can check the totals against the notice.

A repeated framework total can appear here. Open the notice to check.

AuthorityAwardedTermPublished value
Money Transmission Services for Government BankingHM Revenue & Customs——£99,600,000 †
Merchant Acquirer ServicesSheffield City Council——£4,125,000 †
University of Reading Banking ServicesUniversity of Reading——£750,000 †
Provision of Banking ServicesRotherham Metropolitan Borough Council——£500,000 †
Banking Services and Merchant Acquiring Services (re-issued)Sefton Council——£420,807 †

Where their buyers are
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In which regions this supplier wins work.

The region of each buyer it won from: the buyer’s office, placed by the official ONS postcode lookup. Each procedure counts once.

Where the buyer is based, not necessarily where the work was done; the tender page shows the published place of delivery.

ITL1 region of the buyer office · known for 19 of 19 awarded procedures · each procedure counts once

North West England5 procedures · 26%
Yorkshire and the Humber3 procedures · 16%
North East England2 procedures · 11%
West Midlands2 procedures · 11%
East of England2 procedures · 11%
South West England2 procedures · 11%
Greater London1 procedure · 5%
South East England1 procedure · 5%

Bidding record
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Competitions this supplier is known to have bid in.

Lots on Procurement Act 2023 award notices naming it as a bidder, split into won and lost. The lot is the contest: three lots of a ten-lot notice is three wins and seven losses.

Procurement Act 2023 award notices name every bidder · 1 notice names this supplier since 21 Sept 2026 · observed bids, not an estimate

Contract lots contested
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Competitions this supplier is known to have bid in.

Lots on Procurement Act 2023 award notices naming it as a bidder, split into won and lost. The lot is the contest: three lots of a ten-lot notice is three wins and seven losses.

0 won · 0 lostFewer than three decided lots: no rate is claimed.
Framework / DPS places
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Frameworks and DPS this supplier got onto.

Lots appointed out of lots applied for. Kept apart from contract wins because almost every compliant bidder gets a place.

1 of 1
Authorities bid for
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How many public bodies this supplier has bid to.

Buyers on notices that name it as a bidder, win or lose.

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NoticeAuthorityOutcomeBiddersPublished
Payment Solutions 3framework/DPSGovernment Commercial Agencyappointed1921 Sept 2026

Bidder names come from Procurement Act 2023 award notices, which list every bidder (from 2025). Older notices name no bidders, so earlier contests do not appear here. Latest ten notices shown.

Who they sell to
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Which public bodies award work to this supplier.

Authorities named on its published awards, ranked by distinct procedures, duplicate names merged.

Authorities named on this supplier’s published awards · ranked by distinct procedures · a framework or DPS adds one award record per appointed supplier

Authority type · official UK type when published, else name/id class, else not classified · by award records (a single panel can dominate)
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What kinds of public bodies award work to this supplier.

Its award records by the authority’s published type, otherwise by its name. One framework can add many records.

  • Local authority55%(11 awards)
    11 of 20 awards are Local authority (55%).
  • Education15%(3 awards)
    3 of 20 awards are Education (15%).
  • Type not classified15%(3 awards)
    3 of 20 awards are Type not classified (15%).
  • Central government10%(2 awards)
    2 of 20 awards are Central government (10%).
  • Police & fire5%(1 award)
    1 of 20 awards is Police & fire (5%).
AuthorityProceduresShareAward recordsLast activity
NEPOframework/DPS on 115.3%220 Sept 2022
HM Revenue & Customs15.3%128 Jul 2025
Sheffield City Council15.3%129 Jan 2025
University of Reading15.3%118 Jul 2022
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council15.3%126 Feb 2025
Sefton Council15.3%11 Mar 2021
Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk15.3%13 Mar 2023
Wirral Borough Council15.3%119 May 2022

Share = of the 19 procedures with an award naming this supplier. Last activity = award date, or notice publication when no award date was published.

Contracts ending
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Contracts that finish in the next 18 months.

Contracts ending in that window by the published end date or, where only a duration is published, an estimate from signature plus duration (marked). Neither, not counted.

An end date does not confirm a new procurement.

13 of 20 awards carry an end date, 11 estimated from the duration · not a retender forecast

ContractEndsPublished value
The provision of the Council’s banking services31 Mar 2028£286,400

Recent awards

Latest 20 of 20 award records naming this supplier

Award / procedureAuthorityAwardedPublished value
Lot 1 Commercial Cards and Digital PaymentsGovernment Commercial Agency21 Sept 2026£11,000,000,000
framework ceiling · 1 of 5 appointed suppliers
Local Banking ServicesThe Police and Crime Commissioner for SuffolkNot publishedNot published
General Banking ServicesBridgend County Borough CouncilNot published£288,000,000 †
framework ceiling · 1 of 3 appointed suppliers
PB2025-0002 Banking ServicesDarlington Borough CouncilNot publishedNot published
Money Transmission Services for Government BankingHM Revenue & CustomsNot published£99,600,000 †
from the contract notice
Provision of Banking ServicesRotherham Metropolitan Borough CouncilNot published£500,000 †
from the contract notice
Agreement for Transactional Banking ServicesLiverpool John Moores UniversityNot published£20,000 †
from the contract notice
Merchant Acquirer ServicesSheffield City CouncilNot published£4,125,000 †
from the contract notice
Provision of Banking ServicesWest Midlands Combined AuthorityNot published£75,484 †
from the contract notice
Merchant ServicesExeter City CouncilNot publishedNot published
About this data
  • Source. Official UK public procurement notices (Find a Tender), reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0. New notices arrive through the day; the figures are rebuilt nightly.
  • One profile per supplier. Built from award and contract notices that name this supplier; different spellings and registration numbers of the same company are merged into this profile.
  • Values are published values. The table mirrors what the notice published: framework ceilings and joint awards are labelled and never counted as this supplier's money, and † marks a value taken from the contract notice when the award published none. Only awards made to this supplier alone count towards its value, excluding VAT. It is not turnover.
  • Regions on this page are where the work is delivered, not the supplier’s registered address.
  • Contract end dates. Published on 2 of 20 awards, estimated from the published duration on 11 more (marked “estimated”); those feed “Contracts ending”.
  • Every figure shows what it rests on. Not every notice publishes a bid count, a value or a delivery region, so each figure carries the number of records behind it, and one built on few records is marked as such. The on a figure explains it; the counting rules are in the methodology. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.