Pinsent Masons has cashed in on its position on the Government's central legal panel by snaring a £650m mandate to advise the Home Office on a new 10-year programme to tighten security at the UK's borders. The national giant bagged the eye-catching instruction to advise on the hi-tech 'e-borders' system after winning a competitive tender process against other firms on the Government's Catalist panel.
November 22, 2007 at 08:59 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Pinsent Masons has cashed in on its position on the Government’s central legal panel by snaring a £650m mandate to advise the Home Office on a new 10-year programme to tighten security at the UK’s borders.
The national giant bagged the eye-catching instruction to advise on the hi-tech ‘e-borders’ system after winning a competitive tender process against other firms on the Government’s Catalist panel.
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