From a published award to an account worth researching.
See the evidence, the planning context and the checks a cleaning contractor would make. Then build a Map matched to your own business.
Research example, not a customer result. This is a dated snapshot of a real public award, reviewed against our archived official notice on 6 Sept 2026. It is not a live opportunity feed, an open tender or an endorsement by the buyer or supplier. No contractor profile has been assumed and no personal fit score is assigned.
RENEWAL
Education Learning Trust — Cleaning Lot 2
Education Learning Trust · Cheshire · Cleaning only
An awarded school-cleaning contract covering daily term-time cleaning and periodic cleaning outside term time. This example isolates the cleaning lot; the separate catering contract is not included.
A renewal signal is an account to research, not a confirmed tender. The Radar Window is Oreval's planning estimate; the buyer may extend or change its plans.
Published cleaning-contract award value. The notice does not establish that this figure covers only the three-year initial term, so Oreval does not manufacture an annualised value from it. It is not an annual budget, profit or forecast of revenue you will win.
How these dates were derived: the notice gives a 27 October 2025 start, an initial three-year term and two possible twelve-month extensions. Oreval derives the expiry dates from that term and uses a planning window 12–18 months before initial expiry. These are not published future tender dates.
Checks before pursuit: the notice expects TUPE to apply. A contractor must evidence staff-transfer capability; LGPS requirements and capability are not established here. Exact sites, territory, capacity and the full buyer requirements still need review.
Notice published 22 Jul 2025. Published cleaning value: £2,075,100.07; card amounts are rounded for readability. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Why keep the Pipeline?
A spreadsheet remembers. Oreval keeps checking.
The first Map helps you choose where to look. Ongoing monitoring helps you decide what deserves attention next.
Illustration of monitoring states — not live activity, customer results or a claim that these changes have occurred.
New evidence
A relevant account appears
See the new published record, why it fits and what needs checking before you spend bid time.
Material change
The account plan needs a review
A published timing, value or fit change gives you a reason to revisit the source and your next action.
Monitored · unchanged
No new action from this check
Unchanged records stay unchanged. A quiet period is not dressed up as a new opportunity.
The paid Pipeline brings additional matches, pursuit context and a “What changed” view together. Service availability is shown with the offer; no email delivery is promised before it is available.
What would the account list look like for your business?
Start with your own free Revenue Map. See up to one strongest defensible opportunity in full, with evidence and qualification gaps. Explore the paid Pipeline only after you understand the fit.
