Who won: UKRI Penetration Testing Services

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***Please note this is an award notice, not a call for competition*** UK Research and Innovation had a requirement for Penetration Testing Services. This has been sourced via direct award against the RM1557.14 G-Cloud 14 framework. ***Variation 001 has been conducted to include additional services required for implementation off security assessments, utilising built in contingency as per the call-off contract. This variation is totalled at £52,480.00 excluding VAT. *** ***Variation 002 has been conducted to include additional services as required for the project, utilising built in contingency as per the call-off contract as per the call-off contract. This variation is totalled at £19,080.00 excluding VAT.*** ***Variation 003 has been conducted to incorporate additional security security assessments, utilising built in contingency as per the call-off contract. This variation is totalled at £11,780.00 excluding VAT. *** ***Variation 004 has been conducted to incorporate additional security security assessments, utilising built in contingency as per the call-off contract. This variation is totalled at £8,480.00 excluding VAT. *** ***Variation 005 has been conducted to

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