ID 4274797 - DAERA / DfC / DfI- Cyber Security Consultancy Services

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£1,103,616

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IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Software programming and consultancy services
Security software development services
Data security software development services

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2 years ago

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The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA), Department for Communities (DfC), Department for Infrastructure (DfI), and their associated agencies (the Client), are seeking to appoint a Contractor for the provision of Cyber Security Services to support the IT information risk assurance and accreditation processes. The scope of this contract will cover the provision of Cyber Security Services for Systems and Applications supporting the Client business operations. Please refer to document ID 4274797 - Specification for more information on this requirement.

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