Provision of PSN Circuits and PSN Protect Access - PS/22/123

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Value

£63,172

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  • Network equipment

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

2 x 1Gbps PSN Circuits with a committed initial bandwidth of 500Mb (to be divided
between three separate VPNs) to be terminated at two separate DVLA sites. (200Mbps
VPN for the mainframe links but by the time this is delivered to the DVLA main site it will
be consolidated into other PSN traffic streams which add up to a total of 500Mbps at the
DVLA end)

Each of the PSN Circuits should be terminated on an encryption router, providing secure
and resilient access to the PSN Protect service (1 x PSN protect 300Mbps resilient
service), as well as to the Mainframe CUG circuits, which will ensure that all data
traversing the connection has a sufficient level of encryption.

Encrypted PSN IPVPN 200/1Gb circuits into Portsmouth to provide
resiliency

This contract now needs to be renewed with the same level of support 24/7/365.

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DVLA - Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency

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