Public-sector buyers
Who Why Research supplies
The UK public bodies Why Research has won the most contracts from.
What they supply
Why Research's public-sector categories
Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) breakdown of contracts won over the reporting period.
7173Recent contracts
Latest contracts won by Why Research
The most recently published award notices on Find a Tender and Contracts Finder.
Award of Analysis Of Responses to the Consultation on the National Good Food Nation Plan
Scottish Government · 2024-03-22
£46K
Award of Reforming The Criminal Law To Address Misogyny - Consultation Analysis
Scottish Government · 2023-02-11
£20K
Provision of Analysis of Consultation Responses for: Equality Evidence Strategy 2023-25
Scottish Government · 2022-11-15
£10K
Award of Analysis of Consultation Responses on Perinatal Mental Health
Scottish Government · 2022-06-01
£19K
Award of Analysis of Consultation Responses - Local Food Strategy
Scottish Government · 2021-11-18
£21K
Award of Consultation analysis for consultations implementing the Children (Scotland) Act 2020
Scottish Government · 2021-08-30
£9K
Award of Review of the Scottish Social Housing Charter
Scottish Government · 2021-08-26
£10K
Award of SF_0126 - UKFS review
Scottish Forestry · 2021-07-30
£9K
Award of Analysis Of Responses to Public Consultation on Onshore Wind Policy Statement
Scottish Government · 2021-07-05
£11K
Award of 2024 New Build Heat Standard: Analysis of Scoping Consultation
Scottish Government · 2021-06-04
£5K
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Activity over time
Why Research's public-sector activity by year
Contracts won per year, by published award date.
Frequently asked
Common questions about Why Research
How many public-sector contracts has Why Research won?
Why Research has won 21 contracts from 5 UK public-sector buyers between 2016-02-17 and 2026-10-12, across 2 procurement categories.
Which public bodies does Why Research supply?
Why Research's largest public-sector buyers by award value are Scottish Government, Forestry Commission, Scottish Natural Heritage. It has worked with 5 public buyers in total.
What does Why Research supply to the public sector?
Why Research's public-sector work is concentrated in architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services, research and development services and related consultancy services. See the full CPV category breakdown below.
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Analysed by ENKII · Updated 2026-10-12
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- · Find a Tender (find-tender.service.gov.uk)
- · Contracts Finder
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