Expired contract

2023-142 Angular JS Support

Details

Supplier(s)
OpenLogic Ltd
Value
£26,400
Duration
1 year
Topic
Software package and information systems
Published
22 December 2023

Tender description

Use of extended EOL (End of Life) support for AngularJS provided by a third party is the objective. This consists of CVE patches and workarounds to ensure applications that use Angular JS are secure and receive updates for latest versions of browsers.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date15 December 2023
  2. Completed: Award published22 December 2023
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date14 December 2024

About the buyer

Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) is Britain's energy regulator, a non-ministerial government department. Most goods and services are bought through Crown Commercial Service frameworks, chiefly its Energy and Economic Services and Advice agreement. Lots span gas and electricity engineering, distributed energy resources, and economic and financial advice.

Ofgem then runs a further competition or awards work directly to a supplier on the relevant lot.

Over the past 5 years, most of Ofgem's contract awards have been in business services, software and information systems, and IT services.

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