Tussell is the media's go-to source
Whenever the media reports on UK public contracts or spending, Tussell is their go-to source.
From breaking stories on government PPE contracts during the COVID-19 pandemic, to uncovering public spending with Gazprom during the war in Ukraine, our data has become essential to journalists who want to shine a light on government procurement.
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Tussell in the news
Here are just a few of our most recent citations in the press:
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“Tussell, the public spending analyst firm, said the [MoJ] was more than two years behind on publishing receipts for multimillion pound contracts, weakening scrutiny around public money.”- Rajeev Syal, The Guardian
“Oracle has since been contracted hundreds of times by the British government and earned £1.1bn in public-sector revenue since the start of 2022, according to data collected by the procurement analysts Tussell.”- Peter Geoghegan and May Bulman, The New Statesman
“The value of UK government contracts for artificial intelligence-related projects has reached £573mn this year, surpassing the total amount awarded for the whole of 2024, according to new figures from government procurement data provider Tussell.”- Josh Gabert-Doyon, FT
“Tussell’s figures show that spending on consultancies has continued to increase even as the Government has managed to cut the total number of contracts awarded”- Louis Goss, The Telegraph
“The value of UK public sector tech contracts rose to £19.6bn last year, up from £14.4bn in 2019, according to Tussell, which researches government contracts.”- Robert Booth, The Guardian
“Since 2012 Altrad, which sponsors the French and New Zealand rugby union teams, has won 60 public sector contracts in the UK worth a combined £1.67 billion, according to data provider Tussell.”- Hugo Daniel, The Sunday Times
“Invoices analysed by government procurement experts Tussell show the Home Office paid Prepaid Payment Solutions Ltd £53,894,226 from 2021 to February 2025 for voluntary assisted returns.”- Holly Bancroft, The Independent
“Since 1999, the Post Office has spent £2.5bn on contracts with Fujitsu. This figure includes more than £600m spent on bridging or extension contracts to continue the Horizon contract since the Post Office started looking for new suppliers in 2012, according to analysis from data firm Tussell and the BBC.”- Nalini Sivathasan & Tom Beal, BBC News
“Most Lifeways contracts are publicly funded, from NHS contracts or local authorities. According to public procurement analysts Tussell, Lifeways has received almost £1.5 billion in taxpayer money since 2016.”- Daniel Hewitt, ITV News
“Rydon, Saint-Gobain Construction Products UK, Kingspan and Exova have won 81 contracts advertised on the Government’s public sector tender portals since 2017, according to research by procurement monitor Tussell.”- Tim Sigsworth, The Telegraph
“Advisers from the likes of McKinsey and the big four professional services giants have signed deals worth £920 million with public bodies since July, according to figures from the data provider Tussell.”- Laith Al-Khalaf, The Sunday Times
“Tesla, which is run by the tech billionaire who has become increasingly vocal about the UK government, has received £191m from Westminster through grants, according to Tussell, which analyses public contract data.”- Julia Kollewe, The Guardian
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