New iteration of cloud agreement is forecast to be worth £2bn less than current version, while government’s major networking framework is set to expand to a term of eight years […]...

Government’s digital centre first created the SMS platform nine years ago, since when it has expanded steadily and is now projected to see a potential fourfold increase in message volumes […]...

The central body, which is to be dissolved, has created a single vehicle to serve all its cloud hosting needs via a single firm that works with all major vendors […]...

Having been split in two for its sixth iteration, one of government’s landmark tech buying vehicles is being reunited into a single deal, with a significantly expanded length and value […]...

In recent weeks the Whitehall department has entered into £1m-plus engagements with three UK firms, respectively covering the provision of additional staff, tech hardware, and expert support for software tools […]...

Representatives of the Business and Trade Committee issued a report earlier this year recommending ‘essential’ changes to the redress programme, but much of this advice has been ignored thus far […]...

Having previously worked directly with vendor, department responsible for foreign affairs enters into new agreement for core software products to be delivered over the next four years by reseller partner […]...

Further details have been released concerning an engagement for Fujitsu to continue to support the troubled platform, which had previously been reported as being worth £40m to the tech firm […]...