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National Gallery: 3 contracts expiring, £16m tracked
Every National Gallery contract with a published end date, from the buyer's own award notices, and 7 tenders it has published. Re-tender windows are computed estimates.
Contracts expiring
3
with a published end date
Combined value
£16m
net published values
Window open now
0
re-tender due, nothing published
Next to expire
16 Sept 2027
Top sector: Construction and civil engineering
Expiring next
| Contract | Value | Ends | Re-tender opens | Incumbent | Phase |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Gallery Research Centre Excavation and Structures | £4.7m | 16 Sept 2027 | Subscribers | Subscribers | Opening soon |
| Gally 30 - 31 Overroof and Refurb | £5.2m | 30 Sept 2027 | Subscribers | Subscribers | Opening soon |
| National Gallery Research Centre Fit Out | £6.6m | 31 Mar 2028 | Subscribers | Subscribers | Horizon |
Track every National Gallery contract
The radar filtered to National Gallery lists all 3, with the incumbent on each and the month it is likely to go back out, and can email you at 8am whenever one is new or its re-tender window opens. The link below is shareable.
contractwindow.com/radar?buyer=national-gallery
What National Gallery buys
Contracts by sector, from the CPV codes on each notice.
Who holds contracts here
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Common questions
- When does National Gallery re-tender its contracts?
- National Gallery has 3 contracts with a published end date. 0 are inside the re-tender window now, and 3 more reach it within the next twelve months. The window is estimated from each contract's end date minus a lead time scaled to its value, because a larger contract is usually prepared a year or more ahead. It is an estimate, not an announcement: the buyer can extend, re-scope or cancel.
- What does National Gallery buy?
- By the CPV codes on its contracts, the largest groups are construction and civil engineering (3). A contract can carry codes from more than one group.
- Where does this information come from?
- Every contract here comes from notices National Gallery published on the UK government's Find a Tender service, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. End dates, values and suppliers are as the buyer published them.
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