Provision of IT Managed Services

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Value

£3,400,000

Classifications

  • IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

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Submission Deadline

5 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

Red Kite's IT infrastructure currently comprises hardware principally co-located in their current MSP's datacentre, with some on-site at Red Kite's Head Office in High Wycombe. Red Kite also has dedicated communications line to the current MSP's primary and secondary datacentres and takes a number of other services as part of the managed services provision.This contract encompasses two areas - the transition from the current to the new managed service provision and the ongoing managed services provision.The ongoing service will include:-	Private cloud hosting;-	Backup and disaster recovery;-	Full Service Desk provision, including an on-site resource at RK's Head Office;-	Systems monitoring;-	Support for infrastructure components and triage for 1st line and 2nd line issues across all subjects; and-	Penetration testing.

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