TPXImpact

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Award history

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Annual award records and published value assigned to this supplier
Year	Awards	Value counted	Values not counted
2026	1	£25,000,000	0

Buyer relationships

Buyer relationships by value counted

Ranked by published value assigned to this supplier, then by award count.

SupplierTPXImpact

At-a-glance view of the first 2 buyers in the ranked list below.

Ministry of Justice1 award · £25,000,000 published value
JISC1 award · no published value assigned · 1 values excluded

Source records

Published awards

2 records linked to this supplier.

PRJ 16649 – Probation Digital Delivery for Manage People on Probation (MPOP) and Probation User Services
Buyer: Ministry of Justice
End date in notice
11 Aug 2029Date from the linked contract
Value shown in notice
£25,000,000Value from the linked contract
Official source
Open the official Find a Tender notice for PRJ 16649 – Probation Digital Delivery for Manage People on Probation (MPOP) and Probation User Services
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Source
Find a Tender
Award or lot reference
ocds-h6vhtk-06d025 / 1
Report on quantifying the technical debt in the UK higher education sector: Developing the financial evidence for collaborative efficiencies
Buyer: JISC

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Published awards

PRJ 16649 – Probation Digital Delivery for Manage People on Probation (MPOP) and Probation User Services

Report on quantifying the technical debt in the UK higher education sector: Developing the financial evidence for collaborative efficiencies