Expired contract

Comparative Analysis of the EU's CRA and PSTI

Details

Value
£35,000
Duration
2 months
Topic
Legal services
Published
3 October 2024

Tender description

Comparative Analysis of the EU's Cyber Resilience Act and the UK's Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure regulatory regime

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date16 September 2024
  2. Completed: Award published3 October 2024
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date13 November 2024

About the buyer

The Department for Science Innovation and Technology is a central government department, and a dedicated commercial directorate leads on its procurement work alongside project and delivery teams. Common goods and services are bought through Crown Commercial Service frameworks. UK Shared Business Services, a shared-services provider, manages many of the department's lower-value procurements on its behalf. Low-value orders require multiple supplier quotes to ensure value for money.

Over the past 5 years, most of the Department for Science Innovation and Technology's contract awards have been in IT services, research and development and software and information systems.

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