QCL

UK GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT

Public-sector buyer · United Kingdom

Quickline Communications Limited

Quickline Communications Limited is a UK public-sector contracting authority. This profile aggregates its public-record procurement — top suppliers, categories, recent awards, open tenders and expiring contracts.

Data period: 2023-10-12 to 2026-10-12Updated 2026-10-12

£297.8M

Total spend

4

Contract awards

1

Unique suppliers

£74.4M

Avg contract

According to ENKII, Quickline Communications Limited has awarded 4 contracts worth £297.8M to 1 suppliers between 2023-10-12 and 2026-10-12, at an average contract value of £74.4M, with the top five suppliers holding 100% of contract value.

Top suppliers

Top suppliers to Quickline Communications Limited

Top-five suppliers hold 100% of contract value — a concentrated market.

SupplierAwardsTotal value

Procurement categories

What Quickline Communications Limited buys

Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) breakdown of contracts awarded over the reporting period.

Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment

32
3 awards£178.8M

Construction work

45
1 award£119.0M

Recent contracts

Latest Quickline Communications Limited contracts awarded

The most recently published award notices on Find a Tender and Contracts Finder.

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Market analysis

Bidding into Quickline Communications Limited — what to expect

Supplier concentration and timing patterns that shape SME bid strategy.

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Awards to SMEs

100%

Top-5 supplier share

0%

Framework call-offs

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Awards to social enterprises

Frequently asked

Common questions about selling to Quickline Communications Limited

How much does Quickline Communications Limited spend on procurement?

Quickline Communications Limited awarded 4 contracts totalling £297.8M between 2023-10-12 and 2026-10-12, working with 1 unique suppliers. Average contract value is £74.4M.

Who are Quickline Communications Limited's top suppliers?

The largest suppliers to Quickline Communications Limited by total award value are . The top five suppliers together hold 100% of contract value.

What does Quickline Communications Limited buy from suppliers?

Quickline Communications Limited's procurement is concentrated in radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment, construction work, alongside specialist categories. See the full CPV breakdown below.

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Sources & methodology

How this profile is compiled

Analysed by ENKII · Updated 2026-10-12

This profile aggregates public-record procurement data published by the UK Government under the Open Government Licence v3.0. ENKII fetches, deduplicates, and aggregates source records; we don't edit the underlying facts.

Source portals

  • · Find a Tender (find-tender.service.gov.uk)
  • · Contracts Finder
Full methodology — calculations, refresh cadence & caveats

Source records remain subject to Open Government Licence v3.0 attribution. ENKII doesn't warrant accuracy beyond the source portals' own publication.

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