Made Tech (LSE:MTEC) has been appointed as a supplier to three lots under the Met Office’s new four-year Delivery Partnerships Framework 2, covering data, secure services and applications.
The three lots have a combined potential value of £68 million across all suppliers appointed to them. The framework does not guarantee revenue for Made Tech, and no contracts have been awarded to the company under the framework at this stage.
Made Tech will be eligible to compete for future work involving the Met Office’s strategic data platforms and application development requirements.
The company has also been appointed to Lot 3, Secure Services, which covers projects involving higher-security and defence-related requirements. Made Tech said its inclusion provides an opportunity to compete for a broader range of government work in these areas.
The appointments build on Made Tech’s existing relationship with the Met Office, including work associated with the National Weather App. Management said the new framework supports its strategy of expanding work with existing clients and increasing its activities in the defence and public safety sectors.
The Delivery Partnerships Framework 2 has a four-year term.
More about Made Tech Group PLC
Made Tech Group PLC is a UK-based provider of digital, data, artificial intelligence and technology services, primarily serving public-sector organisations and regulated industries.
The company, which is listed on AIM under the ticker MTEC, provides services including the modernisation of legacy technology systems, data and AI capabilities and cyber resilience.
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