Aggregates Tenders and Contracts

See open aggregates tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector. This covers the supply of crushed stone, sand and gravel for road surfacing, drainage and general construction projects. Councils, highways authorities and national infrastructure bodies buy these materials for maintenance and capital works.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about sand and gravel, crushed stone in the UK public sector.

  • What counts as an aggregates tender?

    An aggregates tender covers materials like sand, gravel and crushed stone that public bodies buy for construction, road surfacing and drainage work. Some notices cover single deliveries, others cover multi-year supply frameworks.

  • Who buys aggregates through public tenders?

    Local councils, highways authorities and infrastructure bodies such as Network Rail are the main buyers. Housing associations and other public bodies also procure aggregates for maintenance and construction work.

  • What is the difference between an open tender and an awarded contract for aggregates?

    An open aggregates tender is still accepting bids from suppliers. An awarded contract has already been assigned to a supplier, showing which organisation won the work and on what terms.

  • Do aggregates tenders include road and highway materials?

    Aggregates tenders include crushed stone and gravel bought for road surfacing, resurfacing and drainage projects. Councils and infrastructure bodies also buy them for general construction supply.

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