42300000-9
Industrial or laboratory furnaces, incinerators and ovens
The official CPV 2008 entry for 42300000-9. UK public sector buyers use this code to classify contracts on Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, Sell2Wales, Public Contracts Scotland and eTendersNI.
Tenders, last 12 months
46
Published value, last 12 months
£2.2B
Buyers publishing most against this code
- THE PIRBRIGHT INSTITUTE3
- UK Research and Innovation3
- East Dunbartonshire Council2
- East Riding of Yorkshire Council2
- Stoke on Trent City Council2
Data as of 27 July 2026. Counted across Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, Sell2Wales, Public Contracts Scotland and eTendersNI.
Codes beneath this one
More specific classifications inside this code. Buyers pick one of these when a contract has a narrow subject.
Related codes at the same level
Codes that share this one's parent. Worth scanning: buyers regularly file a contract under a neighbour rather than the code you would expect.
- 42100000Machinery for the production and use of mechanical power
- 42200000Machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing and associated parts
- 42400000Lifting and handling equipment and parts
- 42500000Cooling and ventilation equipment
- 42600000Machine tools
- 42700000Machinery for textile, apparel and leather production
- 42800000Machinery for paper or paperboard production
- 42900000Miscellaneous general and special-purpose machinery
Codes buyers commonly use instead
Codes that appear on the same notices as this one. If you monitor this code alone, these are where the work you are missing tends to land.
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