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What civil engineering structures work sells for

Read from 108 UK public contract awards. Every figure below states how many jobs are behind it.

What it went for

£203,817

the middle of 108 awards, from £10,603 to £18,468,806

Half of all civil engineering structures awards fell between £74,505 and £726,161.

£10,603The scale steps by tens, so the smallest job and the largest both fit on it.£18,468,806

How long the decision takes

75 days from advert to award. 37 days shorter than the all-trades middle of 112 days.

0 days150 days

the middle of 6 jobs whose advert and award were both published

When civil engineering work comes out to bid

November is the busiest month and March the quietest — 45 against 16, across 4 full years.

  1. January: 29 advertised
  2. February: 34 advertised
  3. March: 16 advertised
  4. April: 20 advertised
  5. May: 18 advertised
  6. June: 23 advertised
  7. July: 44 advertised
  8. August: 28 advertised
  9. September: 38 advertised
  10. October: 19 advertised
  11. November: 45 advertised
  12. December: 36 advertised

counted on tenders advertised, which is what a contractor plans around — a month with nothing held is shown as a dash, never a zero

Where these figures come from

Every figure is read from contract award notices published by UK public bodies — councils, NHS trusts, housing associations, government departments — under the Open Government Licence. Nothing is estimated, modelled or filled in. A figure appears only once enough awards support it, and it always states how many.

The figures are rebuilt each night, last on 6 August 2026. They cover publicly tendered work, which is not the same as domestic or private commercial work: a price here is what a public body paid a contractor on a contract that went through a formal tender.

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