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Quarter 2 2017 - 2018

Exceptions to Cross-Government moratoria on spend on information and technology (ICT) in the Home Office: spend control data

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Department Organisation Name HMG Ref Number Project name Basis for expenditure approval Total Value Approved (£) Date of approval
HO HMG1410b Digital Right to Work checking service. The first service being delivered by the Status Checking project is a digital Right to Work service – enabling migrant job applicants to view their own right to work status and share this securely with employers and recruiters. The service will initially be available for Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) holders, but will thereafter be expanded to other cohorts and document types. The service will additionally act as a proof of concept for other digital, automated status checking services, such as Right to Rent. £599,916 04/07/2017
HO HMG1701ha National Law Enforcement Data Programme (NLEDP) - DOS procurement for the Application Development Service (formerly referred to as Build Partner) requirement. Returning for approval as per previous condition. (HMG1701h approved a staged release of the funds so the department can spend up to £1.4m out of a total project spend of £12m, to allow them to proceed to alpha for 4 months before returning to CO to seek further approval to continue their activity.) £2,525,000 11/07/2017
HO HMG1701k National Law Enforcement Data Programme (NLEDP) - G-Cloud contract for the Client Side Delivery Partner. Following G-Cloud procurement in May/June 2016, HO awarded a contract to BAE Systems for 2yrs: 1/08/16 to 31/07/18. CO approval for £5m spend was granted under the 16/17 PBC approved by the MCO on 21/12/16; this was used up by 17/04/17. HMG1701g granted £2.54m interim approval until 30/06/17. Now returning for 1 month's interim approval of £1.123m for July 2017. Bringing total to >£10m. £1,123,000 11/07/2017