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The Crown Estate Commissioners
Every notice The Crown Estate Commissioners has published to Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, read into one page: what they buy, how often they come back to market, and who wins their contracts.
When they’ll likely tender next
Projected from The Crown Estate Commissioners’s own gaps between notices — a forecast, never a promise. Tap a row for its workings.
01/ Open opportunities
Nothing open right now.
The Crown Estate Commissioners has no notice open for bids today. The cycles above say when they are likely to come back; the free account tells you the day they do.
02/ Spending over time
How much they put out to tender.
Notices The Crown Estate Commissioners published each year, and the published value of those notices. Hover or tap a year to read it.
Read the shape, not the growth: our coverage of the registers differs by year, so a rise between two years is not by itself a rise in spending.
count(*) and sum(least(value, £100m)) over tenders where buyer_name = this buyer, by year of publication, last eight years
Notices published each year — hover or tap a column
| Period | Notices | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 29 | 29 |
| 2025 | 10 | 10 |
- 2024
- £44m
- 2025
- £10m
03/ Recent notices
The latest from The Crown Estate Commissioners.
All 26 notices from this buyer →The Crown Estate Commissioners’s tender network in 3D →
04/ Method
How this page is made
Live figures
Every figure on this page is read from the RFP Quest corpus of UK public notices — Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, published under the Open Government Licence v3.0 — when the page is built, and the page is rebuilt at most hourly.
Published value sums the value each notice states, with any single notice capped at £100m so that one framework ceiling cannot pass for spending. A framework ceiling is the most a buyer could spend through an agreement, not what it will spend.
A re-tender cycle is the median gap between this buyer's notices in one category. It is shown only where the history supports it, and a cycle that has run out is shown as overdue, never as a forecast date.
Retention across the category is shown as two measures or not at all — how often a repeat contract goes to a supplier the buyer has not used, and how often the previous winner returns — and only above 60 repeat events.
Outside sources
- Find a Tender — The UK's register for notices under the Procurement Act 2023 and above-threshold regimes.
- Contracts Finder — The register for lower-value public contracts in England.
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