PUBLIC MONEY × CONSUMER BRANDS

Which brands may sit downstream of government awards?

This beta follows UK award notices to exact supplier companies, then tests candidate bridges into familiar consumer-brand groups. It shows exposure to public money—not proven profit or ultimate benefit.

Award notices held72,059
Public buyers3,624
Candidate brand groups7
Latest notice24 Jul 2026
01 · OFFICIAL NOTICEGovernment buyer

Title, date, category and disclosed value from the source notice.

02 · EXACT IDENTITYSupplier company

Published supplier joined to Companies House by company number.

03 · REVIEWED CANDIDATEConsumer brand

Same-group bridge that still needs dated control evidence.

FIRST LINKED COHORT

Familiar brands beside public award notices.

Ranked by distinct notices—not by value, profit or market share.

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WHAT THIS DOES NOT SAY

“Linked to” is not “received”.

  1. 01An award notice is not proof of invoiced spend, profit, payment, delivery quality or ultimate economic benefit.
  2. 02The supplier identity is exact where a Companies House number is present. The bridge from that supplier company to a consumer brand remains a reviewed candidate until a dated corporate-control source closes the chain.
  3. 03Framework and multi-supplier notice values are not allocated to individual suppliers or brands and can be counted against more than one linked company.
  4. 04This first public-money view covers the held UK Contracts Finder projection, not all governments worldwide.
PRIMARY PUBLIC-MONEY LAYER

Contracts Finder daily OCDS CSV

Open Government Licence v3.0 · 74,785 imported source rows

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