Oscar Research

UK public sector databases, research and market intelligence for suppliers, researchers and organisations working with government

Torquay, United KingdomFounded 1999oscar-research.co.ukWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03

About Oscar Research

Oscar Research maintains and connects data on UK public sector organisations, postholders, structures, contracts, spend, suppliers and demographics. It offers that data alongside specialist research, market and procurement intelligence, and data delivery through downloads, feeds and APIs. Its Public Sector Network (PSN) platform adds supplier visibility, tender alerts, content and events.

Customers range from small specialist suppliers to large Government departments. The company's database is the basis for lists, products, consultancy and bespoke services. PSN offers free registration with core platform access, and premium access for organisations that need broader intelligence, alerts and engagement support.

Oscar Research Ltd was founded in 1999, and the business traces its origins to a public sector database started in 1984. Its headquarters are in Torquay, Devon, with offices in Wales, Essex and Northumberland. The company describes a team of 20 employees, with development, research and sales carried out in-house.

Product: UK public sector databases, contract and supplier intelligence, research services, data feeds and the Public Sector Network (PSN) platform.

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