Awarded contract

Huntress SIEM and SOC Platform Implementation for Rushcliffe Borough Council

Awarded
£42.9k
Published 11 Aug 2026

Direct award contract to implement Huntress SIEM and SOC cybersecurity platform for Rushcliffe Borough Council network infrastructure.

United KingdomPublished 11 Aug 2026· YesterdayContracts Finder

Decision brief

4 fields
  • Contract value
    £42,900
    Pounds sterling
  • Tender closed
    24 Jul 2026
    2 weeks ago
  • Sector
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  • Location
    United Kingdom

Suppliers

1 supplier

Lifecycle

Awarded

Contract awarded. Originally published yesterday.

11 Aug 202624 Jul 2026

Brief

Rushcliffe Borough Council is seeking to enhance its cybersecurity posture through the implementation of a managed security platform. This direct award opportunity involves deploying the Huntress Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Operations Center (SOC) solution across the council's network infrastructure. The implementation will provide advanced threat detection, monitoring, and response capabilities to protect council systems and data from cyber threats. Suppliers selected for this project will be responsible for platform deployment, configuration, integration with existing systems, and ensuring operational readiness. This initiative aims to strengthen the council's security operations and incident response capabilities.

Track record

6 awards · 4 winners
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