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Department replaces existing arrangement with contract under new terms
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DHSC expands Test and Trace cloud support deal to improve data flow
Extra £367k added to deal in support of isolation payments
MoJ signs up for £8m Amazon account
Department signs deal for access to business account
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EU gives provisional thumbs-up to UK privacy regime
Country receives draft adequacy decision
HMRC signs £43m deals with AWS
Contracts cover provision of ‘hyperscale’ environment and related professional services
Government tapped fleet of £1,300-a-day AWS consultants to advise on contact-tracing app
Procurement documents show more than £300,000 spent across 234 billable days
HMRC confirms leader for £300m cloud migration programme
Denise Dourado formally appointed as SRO
Inspectors to assess schools’ remote-learning set-ups
Education Scotland will examine how institutions across the country are responding to need for online learning
Major IT firms added to cross-government strategic supplier list
Computacenter and AWS have, in the last 12 months, both been added to the list of the government’s foremost suppliers
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Home Office renegotiates £100m AWS deal
Department re-signs contract under terms of new MoU
CCS launches £750m commodity public cloud framework
Deal will allow public sector organisations to buy direct from vendors
Amazon hosting deal with GDS doubles to £6.6m a year as minister fends off questions over UK chief’s advisory role
New contract came into effect on 1 July, as minister claims government has ‘robust measures’ to mitigate against possible conflicts of interest
Defra picks £46m Microsoft licensing partner
Phoenix Software picked for three-year contract