TCC Case Law 2026
Procurement
7 judgments of the Technology and Construction Court in this category. Each case page carries the summary, the legal article and the knowledge check.
- 01Parkingeye Limited v Velindre University NHS Trust & Anor[2026] EWHC 1019 (TCC)An unsuccessful bidder for car park management services kept the automatic suspension in place under the new Procurement Act 2023. HHJ Keyser KC refused the contracting authorities' application to lift it, holding that the public interest the suspension protects was not outweighed, and required an undertaking in damages from the bidder.
- 02Cyberfort Limited v The Lord Chancellor on behalf of HM Courts and Tribunals Service[2026] EWHC 1760 (TCC)HM Courts and Tribunals Service applied to lift the automatic suspension blocking a new contract after an unsuccessful bidder challenged the award. Adrian Williamson KC held there was a serious issue to be tried but that the balance came down in favour of letting the contract proceed, and ended the suspension.
- 03Cubic Transportation Systems Limited v Transport for London & Anor[2026] EWHC 211 (TCC)Following the ruling that lifted the automatic suspension in the Transport for London revenue collection procurement, the court dealt with costs. Roger ter Haar KC ordered the unsuccessful bidder to pay the authority's costs, with a payment on account.
- 04Cubic Transportation Systems Limited v Transport for London & Anor[2026] EWHC 61 (TCC)The unsuccessful bidder for Transport for London's revenue collection contract challenged the award and held up the contract by automatic suspension. Roger ter Haar KC held the balance favoured letting the contract proceed and lifted the suspension.
- 05Mak Systems Group Limited v Velindre University NHS Trust[2026] EWHC 8 (TCC)A challenge to the procurement of a new blood establishment computer system for the Welsh Blood Service held up the award by automatic suspension. Mrs Justice Jefford applied the American Cyanamid balance and lifted the suspension, also refusing the bidder's request for an expedited trial.
- 06Mitie Care And Custody Limited v Secretary of State for The Home Department[2026] EWHC 867 (TCC)After Mitie challenged a Home Office procurement, the automatic suspension held up the contract. Roger ter Haar KC held that damages would be an adequate remedy for the Home Office side of the balance, lifted the suspension and refused Mitie an expedited trial.
- 07The New Lottery Company Limited & Anor v The Gambling Commission[2026] EWHC 891 (TCC)An unsuccessful bidder challenged the Gambling Commission's award of the Fourth National Lottery Licence on grounds of manifest error in the scoring and unlawful modifications to the licence. Mrs Justice Joanna Smith dismissed both the Process Claim and the Modifications Claim.
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