Area 5 of 9
Justice & Public Order
Prison operation and maintenance, electronic monitoring, court services, police technology and immigration removal centres.
Supplier spend
£18bn
Share of all supplier spend
4.5%
Top 10 suppliers
£4.9bn
Since 2019
+38%
Contract spend trend
+£5.0bn (38%) since 2019
What is contracted out
Prisons
Monitoring and escorting
Police technology
Bought by Ministry of Justice, HMPPS, Home Office and police forces.
Top 10 suppliers
#1Serco
£1.3bnPrison operation, prisoner escorting, electronic monitoring and asylum accommodation
Hook, UK · 7.2% of the area
- Custody
- Monitoring
#2Sodexo Justice Services
£0.7bnPrison management, catering and rehabilitation services
London, UK · 3.9% of the area
- Custody
#3G4S (Allied Universal)
£0.7bnPrisons, immigration centres and secure transport
London, UK · 3.9% of the area
- Custody
#4Mitie Care & Custody
£0.5bnImmigration removal centres and detainee escorting
London, UK · 2.8% of the area
- Custody
#5Motorola Solutions
£0.5bnPolice radio, control room and emergency services technology
Basingstoke, UK · 2.8% of the area
- Technology
#6Capita
£0.4bnPolice support services, recruitment and back office
London, UK · 2.2% of the area
- Services
#7Axon UK
£0.2bnBody-worn video, tasers and digital evidence management
London, UK · 1.1% of the area
- Technology
#8Eurofins Forensic Services
£0.2bnForensic science and DNA analysis for police forces
Wolverhampton, UK · 1.1% of the area
- Forensics
#9Interserve / Mitie FM
£0.2bnCourt and prison facilities management
London, UK · 1.1% of the area
- Facilities
#10Clearsprings Ready Homes
£0.2bnAsylum accommodation and support services
Basildon, UK · 1.1% of the area
- Accommodation
Private prisons hold roughly 15% of the prison population in England and Wales.
The Emergency Services Network is one of the largest ongoing public technology programmes.
Facilities management in courts and prisons is bundled into long regional contracts.