Awarded contract

LDDF - Award

Details

Supplier(s)
INTELLIUM AI LTD
Value
£490,651
Topic
Industry specific software development services
Published
4 December 2025

Tender description

The Army (as the Authority) is delivering a Land Domain Data Fabric (LDDF) that will serve as the Army’s foundational data infrastructure. LDDF will underpin the Army’s ability to deliver integrated sense-decide-effect-sustain capabilities and ensure seamless data access across the Defence Targeting Enterprise (DTE). The Authority is seeking the novel development of a specific service. Lot 1: This LDDF will comprise software components and products that have been identified through their successful use in other MOD projects, are deemed as best-in-class, and now require configuration to establish the LDDF minimal viable product (MVP). This is a sensitive development where limited scope can be shared. Additional information: The Authority has utilised G-Cloud 14 for this requirement.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date27 October 2025
  2. Completed: Award published4 December 2025
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