Awarded contract

Thomson Reuters Licence

Details

Value
£98,000
Duration
2 years
Topic
Legal advisory and information services
Published
12 May 2025

Tender description

Newcastle City Council holds a Thomson Reuters licence to access key legal research platforms, including Westlaw and Practical Law. These resources provide authoritative legal information and practical guidance, supporting our legal team in delivering high-quality legal services.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date1 May 2025
  2. Completed: Award published12 May 2025
    Current notice
  3. Next: Contract expiry date30 April 2027in 6 months

About the buyer

Newcastle City Council is the local authority for the city of Newcastle, and runs commissioning and procurement as a single service serving the whole council.

The NEPO Supplier Partnership Programme offers free bid-writing training to local organisations.

Over the past 5 years, most of Newcastle City Council's contract awards have been in construction work, IT services and health and social work.

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