Heritage impact assessment tenders and contracts

UK public sector, covering 600+ buyer sites

52 contracts awarded in the 24 months to 12 October 2026

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Heritage impact assessment contracts ,

52 contracts across the UK, of any size

Recently awarded

The latest heritage impact assessment contracts awarded

Awarded 2 October 2026

Hisehope Groove Mine Conservation and Consolidation

Natural England · North East
£6k
Awarded 30 September 2026

G5C_HCC_A_003 Hitches Lane Heritage Support

Hampshire County Council · South East
£1k
Awarded 23 September 2026

ENQ1290 - Heritage Impact Assessment - Emerging Local Plan Allocations

DERBY CITY COUNCIL · East Midlands
£26k
Awarded 21 September 2026

High Path Phases 4-7 – Heritage and Townscape Consultancy

Clarion Housing Group · London
£42k
Awarded 16 September 2026

Procurement of Consultancy to deliver Conservation Area Appraisals and Management Plans for 2 conservation areas- Ranmoor and Endcliffe

Sheffield City Council · Yorkshire and the Humber
£18k

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Who wins · 24 months to October 2026

Alan Baxter Limited won the most heritage impact assessment contracts

Donald Insall Associates won the most by value. Each dot is one contract, coloured by who bought it.

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CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthOther public bodies
RankContractorContracts won, by buyerContractsValue wonBuyersShare
1 Alan Baxter Limited
London · SME · See every contract
7£189k6
2 Donald Insall Associates
North West · SME · See every contract
6£205k5
3 LUC
North East · SME · See every contract
4£110k4
4 Purcell
East of England · SME · See every contract
3£104k3
5jointConception Architects Studio
West Midlands · SME · See every contract
2£121k2
5jointPRITCHARD ARCHITECTURE LIMITED
South West · See every contract
2£72k1
5jointAtkinsRéalis
2£1k2
8jointIRVING PATRICK CONSULTING LTD
East Midlands · SME · See every contract
1£96k1
8jointHeritage Architecture Ltd
London · SME · See every contract
1£55k1
8jointJulian Harrap Architects LLP
1£48k1

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Who buys

Councils award 71% of heritage impact assessment contracts

Contracts with a published value in the last 24 months, from the type of buyer to the size of the contract.

Councils31 contractsHousing associations2 contractsNHS and health1 contractOther public bodies11 contractsUnder £100k44 contracts · median £33k£100k to £1m1 contract · median £121k
Councils31 contractsHousing2 contractsNHS and health1 contractOther11 contractsUnder £100k44 contracts£100k to £1m1 contract
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7 buyers bought heritage impact assessment more than once in the last 24 months

Each dot is a buyer, by how many heritage impact assessment contracts it awarded in the last 24 months.

34 buyers1 contract5 buyers2 contracts1 buyer3 or 4 contracts1 buyer5 or more contracts
34 buyers15 buyers21 buyer3 or 41 buyer5 or morecontracts awarded

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Few and big, or many and small

Each dot is a buyer: how many heritage impact assessment contracts it awarded against what they were worth. The busiest and biggest are named.

CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthOther public bodies
£1k£10k£100k£1m1235Heritage impact assessment contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLCity of London Corporati…East Lindsey District Co…ORBIT GROUP LIMITEDSheffield City CouncilWealden District Council
£1k£10k£100k£1m1235Heritage impact assessment contracts awardedFEW AND BIGMANY AND SMALLCity of London Corporati…Sheffield City Coun…

Top buyers by contracts awarded

RankBuyerContractsValue
1Historic England5£138k
2City of London Corporation3£165k
3East Lindsey District Council2£136k
4Sheffield City Council2£83k
5Wealden District Council2£59k
6Westminster City Council2£48k
7West Oxfordshire District Council2Not published
8ORBIT GROUP LIMITED1£121k
9Liverpool City Council1£96k
10Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council1£63k
Prices

Half of heritage impact assessment contracts are worth less than £34k

Every contract with a published value, on a log scale, coloured by who bought it.

CouncilsHousing associationsNHS and healthOther public bodies
£10k£100k£1m£10mMedian £34k
£10k£100k£1m£10mMedian £34k
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The 10 biggest contracts hold 44% of the money

Coloured by who bought it.

  1. ORBIT GROUP LIMITEDConception Architects Studio · 30 Oct 2025£121k
  2. Liverpool City CouncilDonald Insall Associates · 28 Mar 2025£96k
  3. East Lindsey District CouncilIRVING PATRICK CONSULTING LTD · 26 Nov 2025£96k
  4. Sheffield City CouncilDonald Insall Associates · 10 Dec 2024£64k
  5. Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole CouncilWinner not published · 19 Jun 2026£63k
  6. City of London CorporationPurcell · 29 Oct 2025£63k
  7. City of London CorporationHeritage Architecture Ltd · 21 May 2025£55k
  8. Chorley CouncilLUC · 8 Jul 2026£49k
  9. Westminster City CouncilAlan Baxter Limited · 2 Apr 2026£48k
  10. City of London CorporationJulian Harrap Architects LLP · 29 Jun 2025£48k
Where and when

London awards the most heritage impact assessment contracts. June and September are the busiest months.

Contracts by region and by month awarded. Click a region to filter the page.

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RegionContractsValue
London12£366k
South West11£338k
South East6£93k
Yorkshire and the Humber4£126k
East of England4£94k
North West3£160k
East Midlands3£162k
North East2£41k
West Midlands2£156k
Wales2£32k
Scotland0Not published
Northern Ireland0Not published
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Deadlines

Half of heritage impact assessment tenders close within 24 days of being published

Each dot is a heritage impact assessment tender published across the UK in the last 24 months, by how many days it was open. 75% closed within a month. Spot one a week late and 29% of the time to respond has gone.

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Key findings
  • 24 days

    is how long the typical heritage impact assessment tender is open, from publication to deadline.

    Median of 36 UK heritage impact assessment tenders published in the last 24 months.
  • 2

    new heritage impact assessment tenders are published across the UK in a typical month.

    39 in the last 24 months.
  • 44%

    of the money is in the 10 biggest heritage impact assessment contracts.

    Of 45 contracts with a published value.
  • 64%

    of heritage impact assessment contracts are won by SMEs.

    As recorded by the buyer, on 45 award notices.
  • 27%

    of heritage impact assessment contracts are awarded in June and September.

    14 of 52 contracts.

Questions

How many heritage impact assessment contracts does the UK public sector award?

52 in the 24 months to 12 October 2026, from 41 public buyers.

How long are heritage impact assessment tenders open for?

The median heritage impact assessment tender is open for 24 days from publication to deadline.

How much is a typical public sector heritage impact assessment contract worth?

The median is £34k, and 100% are worth less than £250k.

Who wins the most public sector heritage impact assessment contracts?

Alan Baxter Limited won the most (7). Donald Insall Associates won the most by value (£205k).

Which buyers award the most heritage impact assessment contracts?

Councils award 71% of them.

What is included

Heritage advice for planning and change to historic places: heritage evidence and assessments, local heritage lists, historic landscape advice and heritage input to works on historic buildings.

  • Heritage assessments for the local plan
  • Local heritage list reviews
  • Historic landscape advice
  • Heritage consultancy for historic building and gallery works
  • Conservation area appraisals

What is not included

  • Archaeology (see Commercial archaeology)
  • Interpretation strategies and heritage site business plans (see Tourism, culture and heritage business planning)
  • Conservation architecture (see Conservation and heritage architecture)