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Company
Imagen Ltd
Imagen Ltd from Willingham has been awarded 3 public contracts since 2018, 2 of them EU-wide up to 2019 (as of 5 Oct 2026).
As of: · Source: official notices (Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf, CC0), EU Official Journal (TED) and procurement portals · How we count
Awards per year, 2018 to today
Up to 2023 from the EU Official Journal (only contracts above the EU thresholds), from 2024 from the Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf and the portals. The current year is incomplete.
Timeline, 36 months
No dated award in the last 36 months.
One dot per award in the month of the notice, sized by value, red when there was only one bid. Click a dot to open the notice.
The network around Imagen
Contracting authorities and neighbours from the award notices, planners from the office register, brands from the bills of quantities of the tender before the award. Figures are lots.
Competitors
No one else in the database wins in these trades with the contracting authorities of this company.
Who wins with the 0 most frequent contracting authorities of this company in the same trades.
References: recently won
| Date | Lot | Contracting authority | Value | Bids |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 Nov 2019 | untitled · Source (Procurement portal) | not in the index |
The 1 most recent of 1. All with Pro.
EU-wide awards 2006 to 2023
2 awards from 2 contracting authorities, €1,522,033 stated. The most frequent:
Year, contract, contracting authority, value and bids, each award with its source. See everything with Pro
From the EU Official Journal (TED), matched by company key; subsidiaries are not counted. Listed as “Imagen Ltd”, 9 bids on average.
Questions and answers
How many public contracts has Imagen Ltd won?
Imagen Ltd has received 1 contract award from public tenders since 2019, most recently on 25 Nov 2019. The EU Official Journal also lists 2 EU-wide awards between 2018 and 2019.
Which contracting authorities does Imagen Ltd work for most often?
EU-wide between 2018 and 2019, most awards came from Army Museums Ogilby Trust (AMOT) (1) and Scottish Natural Heritage (1).