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Spokespeople
Available for comment, interviews and broadcast on public procurement, spending and the Procurement Act.

John Witt
Co-Founder & CEO, Stotles
- Go-to-market
- B2G sales
- Bids
- AI

Dallán Ryan
Head of Research and Services, Stotles
- Market trends
- Buyer behaviour
- Procurement Act

Taj Kamranpour
CFO, Stotles
- Company growth
- Selling to government
- Public budgets

Carsten Schaltz
Co-Founder & CPO, Stotles
- AI in procurement
- Stotles MCP
- Public sector data

Linda Striano
Head of Customer Success, Stotles
- Winning contracts
- Renewals
- Customer outcomes
Stotles data in action
National and trade press quoting Stotles data and research.

“Despite the bans in the wake of the fire, which killed 72 people in June 2017, Rydon subsequently picked up a string of multimillion-pound contracts, according to analysis by Stotles, a public sector procurement intelligence platform.”


“Buyers are largely sticking with what (and who) they know, according to research by public sector sales intelligence platform Stotles. 64% of suppliers surveyed said the deals they struck were typically renewals, re-procurements, and expansions — meaning incumbents have the upper hand.”
Story starters
Recent Stotles research, free to quote with attribution. We can break any of it down further for your story.
- Read report about The 2026 UK public sector supplier benchmark
The 2026 UK public sector supplier benchmark
Research from 200+ suppliers, with GovNet, on how suppliers to the UK public sector compare.
- Read report about The 2026 UK public sector market outlook for tech suppliers
The 2026 UK public sector market outlook for tech suppliers
Renewals, buyers and routes: buyers are signalling earlier, and the procurement route shapes deals before a tender is published.
- Read playbook about From 14 to 15: the G-Cloud supplier playbook
From 14 to 15: the G-Cloud supplier playbook
How suppliers can win more of the £3bn a year flowing through G-Cloud.
Questions from journalists
How our data works and how to use it in your reporting.
What is the Stotles MCP?
A connector that plugs Stotles' data straight into AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot. Ask “which suppliers have won the most council AI contracts since 2024?” and get the answer from our data in minutes, ready to check and quote.
Where does Stotles' data come from?
We aggregate published notices from 30+ public portals, including Find a Tender, Contracts Finder and the devolved portals. That covers tenders, contract awards, framework call-offs, Procurement Act pipeline notices and public body spending data. That adds up to 1.3M+ UK & Ireland tenders and contract awards, 15K+ government buyers, 200M+ buyer invoices and 625K+ buyer documents, classified by sector and CPV code.
How should I cite Stotles?
“Source: Stotles, public sector procurement data.” On first reference: “according to public sector procurement intelligence platform Stotles”. Online, please link to stotles.com.
Can someone comment on a story?
Yes. Our spokespeople above can comment on public procurement, spending and the Procurement Act. Send a request and choose “Interview or comment”.


