London School of Economics
London School of Economics is a supplier of goods and services to public sector organisations across the UK.
London School of Economics is connected to 7 direct awards. Its largest procurement category by award volume is Research and development services and related consultancy services.
Recent contract awards to London School of Economics
Browse public sector contract awards given to London School of Economics. Select a contract to see contract details and award amount.
- Expired contract
24382 Review of Material Deprivation Questions
- Awarded contract
Research and development services and related consultancy services
- Awarded contract
Research and development services and related consultancy services
- Expired contract
CPTPP Research
- Expired contract
DFID 7443 Conflict Research - Contract
- Awarded contract
Foreign economic-aid-related services
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London School of Economics trend analysis
Explore a comprehensive breakdown of London School of Economics's contract history, including top procurement categories, award trends over time, and key buyer relationships.
Top procurement categories associated with London School of Economics
The procurement categories London School of Economics wins the most work in, ranked by award notices published over the last five years.
- Research and development services and related consultancy services1
- Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security1
London School of Economics awards over time
See London School of Economics's contract awards over the last 5 years.
Buyers awarding contracts to London School of Economics
The public sector organisations that have awarded London School of Economics the most contracts. Ranked by award notices published in the last five years.
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