Play and sports equipment contracts ending soon
19 play and sports equipment contracts with UK councils, the NHS, housing associations, schools and government end in the next 12 months. Most are either extended or tendered again, usually 3–9 months before the end date. Here is who buys them, what they’re worth and who holds them now.
01Play and sports equipment contracts ending soonest first
- Supply of Sports Equipment & SportswearMinistry of Justice£6mHeld by Newitt & Co LimitedEndsDecember 2026
- Framework for Design and/or Supply and/or Installation of Play Space RefurbishmentsDurham County Council£4mHeld by 3 suppliersEndsDecember 2026
- Play Area Works on Land East of Harry Stoke, BristolSouth Gloucestershire Council£190kHeld by Miracle Design and Play LimitedEndsDecember 2026
- Shoreditch Park - Adventure PlaygroundLondon Borough of Hackney£49kHeld by HP ArchitectsEndsDecember 2026
- RBK Installation of new non-turf cricket pitches in different park locationsThe Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames£37kHeld by Exclusive Leisure LimitedEndsDecember 2026
- Provision of Wet Side Retail ProductsBolsover District Council£58kHeld by Splash About International LimitedEndsFebruary 2027
- Framework for Play Parks Supplies, Equipment and ServicesNorth East Lincolnshire Council£800kHeld by Streetscape LimitedEndsFebruary 2027
- Cycle To Work SchemeSouth Yorkshire Fire & Rescue£120kHeld by CycleschemeEndsMarch 2027
- Adventure Playground Service - Stoke NewingtonLondon Borough of Hackney£295kHeld by Shakespeare Walk Adventure PlaygroundEndsMarch 2027
- Provision of a Bikeability SchemeWest Northamptonshire Council£227kHeld by Outspoken Cycle TrainingEndsMarch 2027
- Unlocking and Locking of Parks, Open Spaces, Playgrounds and Public Conveniences 2025Dartford Borough Council£112kHeld by MPD FM LtdEndsMarch 2027
- Knowsley Village Recreation Ground Play Area Development ProjectKnowsley Council£53kHeld by Landscape EngineeringEndsMarch 2027
- Pennyquick Park Play AreaBath and North East Somerset Council£45kHeld by Streetscape LimitedEndsMarch 2027
- Middlesbrough College Group - Gym Equipment - CPC FrameworkMiddlesbrough College£57kHeld by Pulse Fitness LimitedEndsAugust 2027
- Bulk Purchase of Inflatables for the Leisure Centre EstateTower Hamlets£67kHeld by Alliance Leisure Service LtdEndsAugust 2027
- City Wide Multidisciplinary Engineering in Service InspectionsHull City Council£235kHeld by British Engineering SercvicesEndsSeptember 2027
- Spin BikesWest Lancashire Borough Council£27kHeld by Life Fitness LtdEndsOctober 2027
- Inspection and maintenance of play areasPhoenix Community Housing£40kHolder not publishedEndsOctober 2027
- Supply of instrumented mouthguardsLeeds Beckett University£550kHeld by Prevent Biometrics LimitedEndsOctober 2027
Live play and sports equipment tenders open now: see the live list.
02Contracts ending by trade
03Common questions
What happens when a public sector contract ends?
The buyer usually either uses an extension option written into the contract or runs a new procurement. If it goes back out to tender, the new notice normally appears 3–9 months before the end date, and the tender window itself is often only a few weeks.
How can I prepare for a contract that's about to be re-tendered?
Check the buyer's past notices for the pass/fail rules they used (turnover, insurance, accreditations), get missing certificates in place early, and make sure you're registered on the buyer's portal and the Central Digital Platform. When the new notice is published you then only need to write the bid.
Where does this data come from?
From contract award notices published on Contracts Finder and Find a Tender, refreshed every night. It lists 12,179 contracts worth at least £10k that end in the next 12 months. End dates are the ones published at award; buyers can extend or end contracts early.