RFP QuestBeta

Brief your market

Who could bid the next time Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew tenders for printed matter & publishing — from published contract awards, not directories. A tender that reaches more proven suppliers gets more bids; more bids is the evidence of value for money.

Ring 1

Proven with you

Suppliers already holding a published Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew award in this category.

  • Mizzi Studio LTD2 awards · latest Jul 2024

    RBGKEW1307 Detailed design of Carbon Garden pavilion, bridge and railings

  • Nnenna Okore1 award · latest Nov 2024

    RBGKEW1340 Material World 2025 Garden Designer

  • SEE Tickets1 award · latest Aug 2024

    RBGKEW1291 Online ticketing - Kew Gardens and Wakehurst

  • Randall Thorp LLP1 award · latest Jul 2024

    RBGKEW1284 LVIA Consultancy Services For New Herbarium Project

  • Bakehouse Factory Ltd1 award · latest Jul 2024

    Horrible Science Kew Gardens Summer 2024

  • Elsevier B.V.1 award · latest Feb 2024

    Scopus Bibliographic Database 2024

  • SGA PRODUCTIONS LIMITED1 award · latest Sept 2023

    We're Going On A Bear Hunt: October Family Programme

  • JISC SERVICES LIMITED1 award · latest Aug 2023

    Springer Nature 2023-5 Read and Publish agreement

  • Kim Wilkie1 award · latest Jun 2023

    Silk road project

  • State of the World's Plants and Fungi (SOTWPF) 2023 scientific copy writer

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Ring 2

Proven with buyers like you

Suppliers who have won this category with other Other buyers — ranked by how many different buyers they've won with. This is the shortlist that widens your field.

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Ring 3

Proven in the field

Suppliers winning this category anywhere in UK public procurement (excluding those already listed above).

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The full list — for members

All 591 Other suppliers in ring 2 (capped at 400, widest-proven first), copyable as a spreadsheet — so every proven supplier can hear about your next tender, not just the usual three.

Sources: published UK contract award notices in the rfp.quest corpus. “Proven” means a citable award — nothing here is inferred or scraped from directories. Award values are not summed because framework ceilings would inflate them.