Official transparency data · current
Department for Work and Pensions: spending & suppliers
Department for Work and Pensions has £3,776,946,739 of tracked procurement spend across 121,373 published payments to 435 suppliers, from Apr 2025 to Jun 2026.
Amounts follow each publisher’s own basis — some publish figures including VAT, others excluding it — so totals are not directly comparable between buyers.
£3.8bn
tracked procurement spend
121k
payment transactions
435
suppliers paid
80
contracts expiring (12m)
Top suppliers by tracked spend
The largest recipients of Department for Work and Pensions’s published payments.
See all 435 suppliers
430 more suppliers, each incumbent’s payment history and run-rate, spend trends over time, and the 80 contracts expiring in the next 12 months — inside PSIP.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Department for Work and Pensions spend?
Department for Work and Pensions has £3,776,946,739 of tracked procurement spend across 121,373 published payments to 435 suppliers, covering Apr 2025 to Jun 2026. These figures come from Department for Work and Pensions’s own transparency publications under the Open Government Licence.
Who are Department for Work and Pensions’s biggest suppliers?
The largest suppliers by tracked payment value are shown above. The complete supplier list — all 435 of them, with each supplier’s full payment history and monthly run-rate — is available inside PSIP.
How many Department for Work and Pensions contracts are expiring?
Department for Work and Pensions has 80 contracts with an end date in the next 12 months in our records. Which specific contracts, who holds them and what they are worth is inside PSIP — the moment a contract nears expiry is the moment to engage the buyer.
Where does this Department for Work and Pensions spending data come from?
From Department for Work and Pensions itself. UK public bodies are required to publish their payments to suppliers. PSIP ingests those official publications, normalises the formats and matches suppliers against the Companies House register, so every figure traces back to a source publication — nothing is estimated.
Figures aggregated from Department for Work and Pensions’s official transparency publications under the Open Government Licence, supplier-matched to Companies House. Covered period Apr 2025–Jun 2026. See the full data coverage.