First national Dynamic Purchasing System for digital forensics goes live

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First national Dynamic Purchasing System for digital forensics goes live

Forensic service providers are invited to enter their bid to be on the £60million framework for the first national Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for digital forensic services.

Paul Greaves, FCN�s Senior Commercial Manager

Date - 23rd October 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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The DPS means new technology and software suppliers can apply to join the national framework for digital forensic services anytime. Under the previous model, a framework for suppliers would be in place for four years, meaning no new contracts...

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