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This was posted in an article yesterday. I am assuming that it has something to do with the 80 odd million pound contract Thermo Fisher were given a couple of months ago but I don't really know.

“There are a number of integration points within the current architecture that need support from an integration team,” the DHSC said.

This includes integrating data derived from the Covid-19 testing kits supplied by US science equipment company Thermo Fisher into the systems for the National Pathology Exchange – a tech infrastructure connecting NHS labs across the country.

This additional integration work was needed “to enable results to flow quickly from the new labs into the results-processing service”.

Also required as part of the contract’s expansion is “integration between the results service and the certification apps to enable… results information to flow to the app to enable isolation payments claims by the recipient”.

This additional functionality should also tie into the “back-end database” of the Test and Trace programme, according to the DHSC.

Other than the new services and expanded value, there are no other “changes to the original terms and conditions”, the department said. The deal was due to expire on 31 March.

Anyone know if the contract has been renewed?

12 month contract we had ran out yesterday.

Hopefully we can win a decent sized government contract from one of the other 149 countries we are currently selling to.

Looks like new money is piling into the market today. Not reached here yet unfortunately, when does the new tax year start in France?

crl123 with the price being "artificially" held so low, what is putting off all the buyers? Why are the volumes so low?

Wonder how much NCYT are spunking on all these videos

oncoligica seem to be in partnership with quite a few. Reviews so far are pretty scathing

I think the reliance on one customer really puts paid to the talk of a takeover

On the little ticker at the side of this site that shows the latest share chat. This one popped up and took my interest: -

GDR. 35% down is massively overso...

Why did it take my interest you may ask, well because of the thousands of posters on these boards, I knew there was only one man who would be posting such a statement and I was proved correct. Step forward Mr Bigbench, GDR's very own chief Ramper

NCYT share price will definitely drive a lot to drink.

For the avoidance of foubt the numbers I am quoting are for the UK

WBAFC Influenza has almost been eradicated in the last year according to the stats. A few hundred deaths in 2020 compared to 25K in 2019. No cases in the first 2 months of this year.

crl123 if the MMs had twitter this share would be north of £12 by now

Wish him all the best, very unlikely he will remember me, my early days of trading was easyjet and ryanair, he used to do alright back then. Always respected his opinion.

Is he still kicking about?

Why are the government saying 9 million for October but the twitter crew £33 million?

https://atamis-1928.cloudforce.com/sfc/p/#0O000000rwim/a/4J000000kHry/_7J2WNHGWXgllniEmByeVQfI0.9jmognr7IIDSMbdrE

Thermofisher grab a 2 month PCR contract for 85 million

Imagine if people had sold even about 5 weeks ago after it dropped 25% and piled into GDR, AVCT or ODX.

They would be sitting very pretty right now, possibly have around 3 times what they would having held on here.

Agreed 5% either way is nothing to get concerned about.

If it dropped 40 odd percent in around 6 weeks, well... then maybe one or two concerns might start to creep in!

It also doesn't help when holders see other covid stocks firing out news and rising considerably