Centre for Economic Strategy (CES)

This page summarises award records that name this supplier and the public buyers listed alongside it. Published names are joined when identifiers or close name matches support the link.

Award history

Published records by year

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Annual award records and published value assigned to this supplier
Year	Awards	Value counted	Values not counted
2022	3	£744,812	0

Buyer relationships

Buyer relationships by value counted

Ranked by published value assigned to this supplier, then by award count.

SupplierCentre for Economic Strategy (CES)

ABT BRITAIN LIMITED3 awards · £744,812 published value

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ABT BRITAIN LIMITED3 awards · £744,812 published value

Source records

Published awards

3 records linked to this supplier.

Capacity support for evidence-based public financial management. UA 2008 Phase II
Buyer: ABT BRITAIN LIMITED
End date in notice
31 Mar 2023
Value shown in notice
£125,000Published award value
Official source
Open the official Contracts Finder notice for Capacity support for evidence-based public financial management. UA 2008 Phase II
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Provision of expert and technical assistance to the GoU and regional administrations in devising and implementing recovery plans
Buyer: ABT BRITAIN LIMITED
End date in notice
31 Mar 2023
Value shown in notice
£553,312Published award value
Official source
Open the official Contracts Finder notice

Published records by year

Buyer relationships by value counted

Published awards

Capacity support for evidence-based public financial management. UA 2008 Phase II

Provision of expert and technical assistance to the GoU and regional administrations in devising and implementing recovery plans

Building government capacity for recurring war damage and recovery cost assessment. UA 2009. Phase I and II