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What industrial, oil, gas and mining work sells for

Read from 30 UK public contract awards. Every figure below states how many jobs are behind it.

What it went for

£315,049

the middle of 30 awards, from £15,000 to £21,699,950

Half of all industrial, oil, gas and mining awards fell between £124,506 and £5,050,000.

£15,000The scale steps by tens, so the smallest job and the largest both fit on it.£21,699,950

Against the estimate

Awarded 7% under the estimate.

40% underthe advertised estimate40% over

10 of these jobs advertised an estimate before bids came in

How long the decision takes

169 days from advert to award. 57 days longer than the all-trades middle of 112 days.

0 days200 days

the middle of 13 jobs whose advert and award were both published

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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