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The Folio · No. 33Jess Entwistle

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    Atos wins £350m application management contract with the Metropolitan Police

    An end-to-end service management deal covering the Met’s applications, one of the larger policing technology awards of the year. A marker for what the next round of force contracts looks like.

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    Airports to go contactless in a boost for UK passengers

    The Home Office is rolling out contactless eGates that check travellers on facial recognition rather than a passport scan, promising faster journeys while keeping border checks in place.

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    Around 2,600 civil servants will move to DCMS as DSIT is broken up

    Well over half of the technology department’s staff go to the revamped culture and digital agency, the Government Digital Service among them. Anyone selling into central government should know where GDS now sits.

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    Scottish Government considers merging device deals worth more than £300m

    Two contracts currently held by HP could be replaced by one arrangement, and suppliers are being asked for views by the national procurement agency.

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    Transcript pilot for victims of rape and sexual offences

    The Ministry of Justice has published its findings on giving victims free transcripts of sentencing remarks, which helped them understand the decisions made in their cases.