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What plant hire with operator — earthmoving work sells for
Read from 7 UK public contract awards. Every figure below states how many jobs are behind it.
What it went for
£104,000
the middle of 7 awards, from £27,485 to £431,344
Half of all plant hire with operator — earthmoving awards fell between £82,702 and £174,206.
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.
Other trades
- Whole buildings£1,102,500
- Roads & groundworks£220,000
- Roofing£252,053
- Water & drainage£163,755
- Demolition & earthworks£117,169
- Finishing work£250,018
- Electrical£146,686
- Civil engineering£203,817
- Plumbing£189,548
- Joinery & carpentry£345,051
- Fencing£247,631
- Heating & ventilation£132,802
- Painting & glazing£158,750
- Industrial & energy£315,049
- Site preparation£416,890
- Insulation£364,009
- Floor & wall coverings£400,000
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