A.& E.Elkins LTD. T/A Elkins Construction

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A.& E.Elkins LTD. T/A Elkins Construction is a UK limited company, based in London, incorporated in 1965. Has won 25 UK public-sector contracts worth £484.2m across 12 buyers, primarily THE GUINNESS PARTNERSHIP LIMITED.

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Active contracts

no new awards in 30d

Contracted (12m)

£450.0m

new

Framework headroom (12m)

—

▼ 100% vs prior 12m

Public buyers

stable this month

Top buyer share

52%

THE GUINNESS PARTNERSHIP LIMITED

Buyer concentration

Each block sized by share of total award value. A dominant block signals dependency on one buyer.

Severe concentration. Top buyer alone = 52% of revenue.

THE GUINNESS PARTNERSHIP LIMITED

£250.0m

52%

Royal Borough of Greenwich

£200.1m

41%

London Borough of Redbridge

£17.3m

Fusion21 Members Consortium

£5.4m

LHC

£4.7m

Other (5 buyers)

£6.7m

Contracts won · 25 total · 16 active · 7 expired

Every contract award published under the Procurement Act.

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Title	Buyer	Award type	Value	Awarded	Status
Buildings Remediation Framework	THE GUINNESS PARTNERSHIP LIMITED	Shared contract	£250.0m lot total · 25 suppliers	30 Sept 2025	pending
Greenwich Small Construction Project Framework	Royal Borough of Greenwich	Shared contract	£200.0m lot total · 5 suppliers	26 Nov 2025	pending
Framework for the Provision of Redbridge Housing Capital Delivery 2017-2021	London Borough of Redbridge	Shared contract	£17.3m lot total · 3 suppliers	20 Jun 2017	expired
Fusion21 Refurbishment, Construction, New Build & Modular Building Framework	Fusion21 Members Consortium	Shared contract	£5.4m lot total · 64 suppliers	16 May 2023	active
Refurbishment and Modernisation Framework Agreement	LHC	Framework call off	£4.7m ceiling · ~£104k share (÷45)	20 Feb 2024	active
City of London Housing Responsive Repairs Maintenance and Voids Service - Lot 3 - Barbican Housing Estate and Golden Lane Estate	The Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London	Framework call off	£4.1m ceiling · ~£4.1m share	10 Dec 2024	active
Responsive Repair and Maintenance - Roofing and Rainwater Chargeable Contract A - North of the borough and B - South of the Borough	London Borough of Southwark	Shared contract	£1.9m lot total · 2 suppliers	19 Jul 2018	expired
Visible Difference and Planned Projects Contract B	Southwark Council	Direct contract	£470k	30 Sept 2016	expired
Roofing and Rainwater Back-Up Contract B (South)	London Borough of Southwark	Direct contract	£100k	10 Apr 2018	expired
replace windows at St Mary's Community Complex	Royal Borough of Greenwich	Direct contract	£96k	15 Jun 2016	expired
Michael Faraday - Aylesbury Estate Road Resurfacing Works	London Borough of Southwark	Direct contract	£64k	20 Oct 2020	expired
Aylesbury Estate Access Footpath Resurfacing Works	London Borough of Southwark	Direct contract	£59k	06 Mar 2020	expired
Fusion21 Refurbishment, Construction, New Build & Modular Building Framework	Fusion21 Members Consortium	Shared contract	— lot total · 10 suppliers	—	active
Fusion21 Refurbishment, Construction, New Build & Modular Building Framework	Fusion21 Members Consortium	Shared contract	— lot total · 10 suppliers	—	active
Fusion21 Refurbishment, Construction, New Build & Modular Building Framework	Fusion21 Members Consortium	Shared contract	— lot total · 6 suppliers	—	active

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A.& E.Elkins LTD. T/A Elkins Construction

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Contracts won · 25 total · 16 active · 7 expired

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