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Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the UK and UK, from 13 Dec 2016 to 29 Mar 2019.

Awards won

5

all time

Attributed value

£20.3m + €54.9m

as published

Buyers

4

public bodies

Active

2016–2019

first to latest award

Awards by year

2016€54.9m1 award
2018£15.2m3 awards
2019£5.1m1 award

Who they win from

BuyerAwardsValue
Department of Justice1£11.0m
Police Service of Northern Ireland PSNI1£5.1m
Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service2£2.7m + €54.9m
Northern Irealnd Courts and Tribunals Service1£1.5m

What they win

Awards

All 5 awards we hold

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How this profile is built

Awards are collected from official public procurement notices and deduplicated so one procurement counts once. Supplier names are grouped across their published spellings: case and punctuation are ignored, and “Ltd” is treated as optional because buyers routinely leave it off. Everything else that marks a different organisation is kept — an LLP, a plc, a CIC and a Teoranta are separate businesses from a Ltd of the same name, as are a parent and a named subsidiary, and none of them are merged here. Where another entry differs from this one only by legal form or a bracketed qualifier it is listed above as possibly the same organisation — a hint for the reader, never a merge: figures are per legal entity and never combined. Value is attributed only where the notice is explicit: the supplier's own itemised amount, or the whole value where they were the sole named supplier. Awards naming several suppliers without a published split are counted and marked shared, never valued, and a framework ceiling is never treated as money any one appointed supplier won. Sterling and euro are never added together. The linked source notice is authoritative.

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