Supply of Information Systems Technology Services

Complete

Buyers

ASSOCIATED BRITISH PORTS

Value

£0

Classifications

IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Networks
Internet network
Local area network services
Network infrastructure
Networking, Internet and intranet software package
Data network support services
Maintenance and repair of data network equipment
Wide area network services
Ethernet network
Network components
Network equipment
Network hubs
System quality assurance planning services
Computer servers
Workstations
Desktop computer
Tablet computer
Computer screens and consoles
Portable computers
Software package and information systems
Industry specific software package
Disaster recovery services
Hardware disaster-recovery consultancy services
Telephone equipment
Telephone network equipment
Mobile telephones
Telephone cables and associated equipment

Tags

tender

Submission Deadline

3 years ago

Published

3 years ago

Description

Associated British Ports (ABP) intend to put in place a number of term contracts, potentially one only, for the provision of the goods and services described in the document across ABP’s estate, where it is required. For information only, the following identifies the current provisions broken down into the corresponding lots.  Lot 1 Current Physical ConnectivityLot 2 Current Network Services    Lot 3 Current Physical ComputeLot 4 Current Core ComputeLot 5 Current Telephony

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ASSOCIATED BRITISH PORTS

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Adrian Drewett

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