Service market

Cost benefit analysis contracts

UK public sector · 116 contracts awarded in the 12 months to 6 October 2026

Covering 600+ buyer portals · 5 years of records · Updated 6 October 2026 · How we count

Contracts awarded
116
Last 12 months
Median contract
£75k
Recorded value
Recorded value
£27.1m
114 of 116 main-service contracts have a published value
Buyers
56
Suppliers
76

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What stands out

  • The five suppliers that won the most cost benefit analysis contracts took 20% of them (23 of 116).
  • Contracts awarded per quarter held steady across the period.
  • The median contract, £75k, is close to the median across consulting & accountancy contracts (£80k).

Who buys cost benefit analysis

By contracts awarded, the 12 months to 6 October 2026.

  1. 1Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs10 contracts
  2. 2Department for Transport7 contracts
  3. 3Environment Agency6 contracts
  4. 4Homes England5 contracts
  5. 5Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government5 contracts
  6. 6Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ)5 contracts
  7. 7Department for Business and Trade4 contracts
  8. 8Financial Conduct Authority4 contracts
  9. 9Greater Manchester Combined Authority4 contracts
  10. 10Scottish Government4 contracts

Top cost benefit analysis contractors by contracts won

The 12 months to 6 October 2026.

  1. 1London Economics6 contracts
  2. 2Arup5 contracts
  3. 3ICF4 contracts
  4. 4Frontier Economics4 contracts
  5. 5Alma Economics4 contracts
  6. 6SQW4 contracts
  7. 7Amion Consulting4 contracts
  8. 8RSK4 contracts
  9. 9Oxford Economics3 contracts
  10. 10Grant Thornton3 contracts

Latest and largest awards

Each links to the official notice.

Latest

Largest

Contracts awarded by quarter

37Q4 2025*33Q1 202616Q2 202630Q3 20260Q4 2026*
* part quarter

Where the contracts were awarded

England 104 · Scotland 6 · Wales 6

London38Yorkshire and The Humber6Wales6North West4West Midlands4South West4North East3East Midlands3East of England3South East2Scotland1UK-wide or not stated42

What is included

Measuring or forecasting economic effects for a decision: economic and socio-economic impact assessments, economic and policy modelling, forecasting, cost-benefit analysis and environmental or natural capital valuation.

  • Economic and socio-economic impact assessments
  • Economic modelling such as social accounting matrices
  • Econometric analysis of trade and policy
  • Economic forecasts
  • Natural capital and environmental damage cost valuation
  • Policy modelling updates
  • Intervention assessment advice

What is not included

  • Business cases (see Business case development (Green Book))
  • Economic advice to regulators on markets and pricing (see Regulatory and competition economics)
  • Local economic strategies (see Economic development, growth and skills strategies)
  • Process and impact evaluation of programmes (see Impact evaluation)
  • Health economics and HTA (see Health economics and health technology assessment)
  • Financial models and unit costing tools (see Financial modelling and costing)
  • Fair cost of care exercises and care market sustainability analysis (see Care market analysis and cost of care exercises)
  • Social value and SROI measurement (see Social value strategy and measurement)

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