Where the money goes

Two public registers, side by side: every contract award a UK public body has published, and every donation declared to a political party or an individual MP. Both are official, both are open data, and neither is easy to read where it is published.

This page is real. Nothing here is part of the Build UK story. It is the government's own published data about the government we actually have — the same treatment the MP pages give to voting records, applied to money.
£1247.4bnIn published contract awards
103713Contracts on file
£138.1mIn declared political donations
866Donations to individual MPs

Covering notices published between 4 Jul 2024 and 2 Oct 2026. Last checked: 2 Oct 2026, 06:29 UTC.

Money near you

Contracts Finder records where work is delivered by region, not by constituency. Enter a postcode and this shows the contracts delivered in that region — and who your MP is, if you want their record next to it.

Used once to find a region. Not stored against you, not logged.

The biggest contracts

The largest entries are usually framework agreements: a ceiling that many public bodies may spend against over several years, sometimes shared between hundreds of suppliers, not a cheque written to one company. The value published on the notice is what is shown here. Open the notice before quoting the number.

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Who wins the most

Suppliers, by value won

Public bodies, by value awarded

BuyerAwardsValue
FRIMLEY HEALTH NHS FOUNDATION TRUST 96 £400.1bn
Crown Commercial Service 454 £244.9bn
The Crescent Academy 6 £90.0bn
NHS England 1303 £50.8bn
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 1770 £23.4bn
Wiltshire Council 13 £21.3bn
Department for Work and Pensions 488 £18.7bn
Home Office 730 £15.6bn
Government Commercial Agency 111 £14.9bn
Supply Chain Coordination Limited 45 £14.2bn

48.1% of the value on file went to suppliers the notice records as small or medium-sized businesses (38550 of 103713 awards).

Who funds the politics

Parties, by donations declared

PartyDonationsValue
Conservative and Unionist Party 1263 £37.3m
Reform UK 302 £34.7m
Labour Party 802 £20.8m
Liberal Democrats 2273 £16.8m
Scottish National Party (SNP) 44 £2.1m
Co-operative Party 32 £1.8m
Green Party 171 £1.8m
Sinn Féin 51 £1.3m
Democratic Unionist Party - D.U.P. 53 £1.1m
SDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party) 77 £920k

MPs, by donations declared to them personally

MPDonationsValue
Robert Jenrick MP 59 £871k
Kemi Badenoch 60 £853k
Tom Tugendhat 36 £494k
The Rt Hon David Davis MP 6 £345k
Andy Burnham 16 £336k
James Cleverly MP 27 £317k
Wes Streeting 18 £305k
Ms Angela Rayner MP 17 £273k
Mr Nigel Farage 9 £204k
Ms Priti Patel MP 16 £201k

The largest donors

DonorDonationsValue
Christopher Harborne 5 £15.1m
House of Commons 130 £11.9m
House Of Commons Fees Office. 39 £6.3m
Ben Delo 2 £4.0m
Mr Ben Peter Delo 2 £4.0m
Gary Lubner 27 £3.4m
Jeremy Elliott San 3 £3.0m
Unite the Union 41 £2.7m
Lord David Sainsbury 22 £2.5m
The Electoral Commission 18 £2.1m

Where the money comes from

Type of donorDonationsValue
Individual 2843 £73.9m
Public Fund 543 £28.0m
Company 1058 £18.0m
Trade Union 347 £9.2m
Unincorporated Association 1184 £5.2m
Friendly Society 31 £1.5m
Other 260 £1.5m
Limited Liability Partnership 26 £367k
Trust 16 £332k
Registered Political Party 24 £95k
Building Society 1 £5,000

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What this does not show

Contract awards are not the same as total public spending — day-to-day departmental spend, benefits, pay and debt interest never appear as a contract award, and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland publish most of their procurement on their own portals. Donations are only those the law requires to be declared. Every source, threshold and gap is listed here →