Techmodal awarded Royal Navy work
Techmodal has been awarded a contract to deliver people, analytics and associated digital communications transformation for the Royal Navy, the company announced on 25 November.
The framework contract will see Techmodal build, deliver and support data science, analytics and digital solutions for the navy. The company will work with a number of industry partners including Karmarama, Kainos, PA Consulting, PwC, Deloitte, Oliver Wyman, Havas and Palantir on the programme.
Gareth Vaughan, director, Techmodal, said: ‘Winning this work is a fantastic outcome for Techmodal and our partners. We’re excited to bring together a data science, digital solutions and world class partner to help the Royal Navy transform their people enterprise.’
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