Supplier profile
Lorien
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the UK, from 13 Apr 2019 to 1 Apr 2026.
Awards won
107
all time
Attributed value
£17.2m
as published
Buyers
15
public bodies
Active
2019–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service | 69 | £13.1m |
| Leeds City Council | 1 | £1.5m |
| The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) ("NSS") | 1 | £1.2m |
| Transport Scotland | 5 | £619k |
| Education Scotland | 2 | £343k |
| Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body | 2 | £175k |
| Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service | 5 | £135k |
| Scottish Government | 4 | £112k |
| Scottish Public Pensions Agency | 1 | £85k |
| Audit Scotland | 1 | £58k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 26–50 of 107 awards we hold
- Lorien Limited - IDS Staffing ↗Leeds City Council£1.5mawarded 23 Aug 2024
- Next Gen Business Analyst ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£229kawarded 18 Jun 2024
- Award of .Net Developer ↗Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body£100kawarded 1 Jun 2024
- Contract Award for Interim Professional Staff Services ↗Transport Scotland£34kawarded 26 Feb 2024
- .Net Developer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£349kawarded 11 Jan 2024
- SA Dynamics 365 Contract ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£325kawarded 10 Jan 2024
- CTF – Functional & Automation Test Analysts ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£199kawarded 20 Dec 2023
- CTF – Functional & Automation Test Analysts ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£230kawarded 20 Dec 2023
- CTF – Functional & Automation Test Analysts ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£346kawarded 18 Dec 2023
- : .Net Developer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£330kawarded 18 Dec 2023
- CTF – Functional & Automation Test Analysts ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£220kawarded 18 Dec 2023
- .Net Developer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£449kawarded 18 Dec 2023
- Cyber Security Specialist ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£400kawarded 14 Dec 2023
- DevOps Engineer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£402kawarded 23 Nov 2023
- Agile PM ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£246kawarded 20 Nov 2023
- .Net Developer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£394kawarded 7 Nov 2023
- Central Test Function Lead ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£408kawarded 1 Nov 2023
- CTF – Senior Test Analyst ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£261kawarded 31 Oct 2023
- Award of Finance Business Partner ↗Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body£75kawarded 30 Oct 2023
- .Net Developer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£355kawarded 29 Oct 2023
- Agile Project Manager ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£299kawarded 19 Oct 2023
- UX Designer ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£246kawarded 10 Oct 2023
- Functional & Automation Test Analyst ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£194kawarded 9 Oct 2023
- Functional & Automation Test Analyst ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£210kawarded 28 Sept 2023
- Senior Technical Architect ↗Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service£377kawarded 28 Sept 2023
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