M&J Group Files
Bid-rigging: Open
CMA PENALTY

Tracey Woods and the M&J Group CMA Inspection

Professional role and CMA findings — limited to the public regulatory record.

Last verified: 5 October 2026

IMPORTANT DISTINCTION

The penalties described on this website concern failures to comply with CMA investigative requirements during an inspection.

The separate CMA investigation into suspected bid-rigging remains ongoing.

The CMA has expressly stated that no assumption should currently be made that competition law has been infringed.

Personnel File

Role at time of inspection
Office Manager
Employer
M&J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd
Penalty
£5,000
Decision date
17 September 2026

Tracey Woods is identified in the CMA's penalty material as the Office Manager of M&J Group at the time of the warranted inspection in December 2024.

What the CMA Found

CMA FINDING

According to the CMA, Woods removed the work phone and paperwork after receiving an instruction from Estimating Director Barry Pirrie.

CMA FINDING

The material was later returned.

CMA PENALTY

A £5,000 administrative penalty was imposed on Woods.

What This Page Does Not Do

This page does not speculate about motive beyond the regulator's findings. It does not publish Woods's home address, family information, private phone numbers, personal social-media details, or unrelated private information.

Source

CMA Administrative Penalty Notice — Tracey Woods, 17 September 2026 [S005]

Source

CMA press release, 24 September 2026 [S002]

M&J Group Files

Independent Investigative Publication

An independent investigation into M&J Group, CMA enforcement, public procurement and the roofing bid-rigging inquiry. Not affiliated with M & J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd.

M&J Group Files is an independent investigative publication and is not affiliated with M & J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd. The publication reports regulatory decisions, public procurement records, Companies House filings, official documents and attributable reporting. The CMA's administrative penalties relating to investigatory compliance are distinct from the separate ongoing investigation into suspected bid-rigging. No final finding that M&J Group infringed competition law through bid-rigging should be inferred unless and until such a finding is made by a competent authority.

Last verified: 5 October 2026 · Company no. 01371473 · Registered: 31 May 1978

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