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Codeeo offers procurement website development in London for advisory boutiques, sourcing consultancies, interim specialists and responsible supply chain firms. We build sites that show partners' expertise, publish research that London buyers actually read, and route a general counsel, chief procurement officer or borough commissioning lead to the right conversation. We work with London clients remotely, so workshops, design reviews and sign offs all take place by video call.
London buyers compare you with a dozen firms in an afternoon, usually on a phone between meetings. Your site has to load fast, say something specific within seconds and give a reason to stay in touch. Generic claims about savings no longer separate anyone, and a slow or dated site quietly removes you from the shortlist.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What we build
A London procurement adviser sells judgement, and judgement is hard to show on a screen. The firms that win online do it through specifics: named partners with real sector depth, research with a point of view, clear descriptions of what a sourcing review or third party risk programme actually involves, and evidence that they take responsible procurement seriously. The site also has to work for very different readers. A bank's head of vendor management, a property group's facilities director and a borough's commissioning officer each arrive with their own vocabulary. We design around those readers and keep the structure simple enough that your partners will actually update it after launch. Nothing here is a template bought off the shelf; each element earns its place in the page plan or it is left out.
Profile pages for each partner, associate and interim with sector experience, the categories they know, published articles and speaking history. A filter lets a visitor find someone who has handled outsourcing reviews for insurers or soft services retenders for a property portfolio, and request an introduction in one step.
Buyers choose a person, not just a brand.
Separate hubs for financial services, property and real estate, higher education, health and London local government, each with tailored service descriptions, relevant insight and the questions those buyers tend to ask. Shared services sit underneath, so content is written once and presented in context.
Every sector sees its own problems reflected back.
A library for benchmarks, surveys and white papers, with summaries in HTML for search and accessibility and the full PDF behind an optional short form. Consent wording is clear, and downloads are logged against the contact record so business development can follow up with something relevant.
Research turns readers into named, consenting contacts.
A place to explain how you help clients meet commitments such as the London Living Wage and the GLA Group's Responsible Procurement Policy, and how you support small and diverse-owned suppliers. If your firm holds its own Living Wage accreditation, it sits here with a link to the evidence.
Public and private buyers see values backed by method.
Event pages for your breakfast briefings, roundtables and webinars, with registration, capacity limits, calendar invitations and automatic reminders. Past events become archive pages with slides or recordings, so a London event keeps attracting search traffic long after the room has emptied.
Events feed the pipeline instead of a spreadsheet.
Pages built to pass Core Web Vitals on a mid-range phone over a patchy connection on the Elizabeth line. Images are compressed and served at the right size, fonts are limited, and third party scripts load only after consent and only where they earn their place.
The site opens fast for a buyer reading on the move.
A short enquiry flow that asks about organisation type, category, timing and whether a formal tender is planned, then routes the lead to the right partner. Public sector enquiries can be flagged so your team knows a compliant procurement route may be needed before any engagement.
Partners spend time on enquiries they can actually win.
Information security buyers ask for during onboarding: how you handle client data, where it is stored, any Cyber Essentials certificate you hold, your UK GDPR privacy notice and insurance summary. Keeping it public saves your team rewriting the same answers for each new supplier questionnaire.
Vendor onboarding at a bank moves faster.
Templates tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, with proper heading order, visible focus states, readable contrast and HTML versions of key reports so a screen reader user is not forced into an inaccessible PDF. Public sector clients in London check this during evaluation, and the Equality Act expects reasonable adjustments from every service provider, including advisory firms.
No evaluator is shut out of your best material.
Page titles, headings and schema written for the searches London buyers use, from procurement consultancy in London to specific category terms. A complete Google Business Profile, consistent firm details across directories and internal links from insight to services strengthen both local and national results.
You appear when a London buyer starts a shortlist.
Who it suits
The capital has more procurement specialists per square mile than anywhere else in the country, and most of them describe themselves in the same few phrases. The firms below have something specific to say and a site that hides it. Our job is to bring that specific thing to the surface and make it easy to act on. If your business looks like one of these, the first discovery call will usually show where the current site is losing buyers. If it does not, we will say so plainly rather than sell you a rebuild you do not need.
Your clients sit in heavily regulated firms where outsourcing, third party risk and operational resilience shape every sourcing decision. The site must signal that depth through partner profiles, focused insight and precise service descriptions, without sounding like a regulator's handbook. We design restrained, text led pages with strong typography and fast loading, and a research library that lets your thinking travel between colleagues inside a client organisation.
Credibility shown through substance, not stock photography.
You run retenders for cleaning, security, maintenance and catering across London office portfolios, hospitals or campuses. Buyers want to see how you structure a process, how you measure supplier performance and how you handle London Living Wage requirements in service contracts. We build service pages around those stages and a simple checklist your team can use as a conversation starter with an estates or workplace director.
A complex retender explained in steps a director can follow.
You help companies map suppliers, assess modern slavery risk and report on emissions in the chain. Your site needs strong explanatory content, glossary pages and clear methodology, because readers are often building a business case internally. We structure topics so each one answers a single question well, link related methods together and make it easy to cite your pages in board papers. Updates to legislation, such as changes to modern slavery reporting guidance, can be added to the relevant pages quickly through the CMS.
Content that a sustainability lead can forward with confidence.
Your product is people: interim category managers, heads of procurement and contract managers placed into London organisations. The site needs candidate registration, role listings connected to your applicant tracking system and pages that speak to hiring managers separately from candidates. We keep candidate data handling clear under UK GDPR and make job pages indexable with JobPosting structured data.
Two audiences served without either feeling like an afterthought.
How we work
Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. Our 80+ people are based in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and clients rate us 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. There is no Codeeo office in London, so we work with London firms remotely by video call. Each project has one lead who keeps the plan, records decisions and runs reviews, which suits partners whose diaries leave little room for long meetings. Reviews are short, focused on one set of pages at a time, and every piece of feedback is logged with an owner and a date so nothing gets lost between calls.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
For advisory firms that publish often, WordPress with a carefully limited set of blocks keeps editing simple. Where research libraries, adviser search and events grow large, we use a Next.js front end with a headless CMS. Hosting can be placed in a London data centre region if clients ask, and we set up uptime monitoring, backups and security updates from day one.
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Strategy, design, build, content support, integrations and launch.
A typical project covers positioning interviews, a page plan, editorial design, development on a CMS your team can use, adviser profiles, a research or insight section, enquiry routing and connections to your CRM and email platform. We also handle redirects from the old site, consent setup and accessibility testing. Content writing is optional: some firms write their own copy, others ask us to draft it from interviews for partners to approve.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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