Award GB FTS

AutoTARA Development Consultancy

Coventry University

Partnering opportunity. Work like this is usually won by a research or specialist organisation, not a cyber firm. A cyber firm can take part as a delivery partner to the winner.

Stage: Award

the latest stage the buyer has published
Buyer: Coventry University
Supplier: ULTIMATE DIMENSION LTD

taken from the supplier contact on the notice
Value: £27K

VAT basis not stated · GBP
Awarded: 12 Feb 2026

the signed contract date on the notice
End date: 7 May 2026

signed
First published: 29 Apr 2026

last seen 29 Apr 2026

What the buyer published

Development of an AI-driven Proof of Concept (PoC) for AutoTARA, Coventry University's InnovateUK-funded cybersecurity spin-out project. The supplier (UltDimension, London) will deliver milestone-based PoC development, focusing on explainable AI integration into ISO 21434 TARA workflows. This is specialist technology consultancy requiring expertise in LLMs, cybersecurity, and regulated SaaS development.

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History of this contract

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◌ Planning none

◌ Tender none

● Award on record

● End date 7 May 2026, signed

Why this counts as cyber

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Bought on its own, as a separate contract The cyber work is a separate contract.

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