Who won: IT Managed Service Procurement

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NIE Networks is the electricity Distribution Network Operator and Transmission Network Owner in Northern Ireland. NIE Networks is responsible for the network of engineering assets that allows the transmission and distribution of electricity to customers’ premises from electricity generators. The purpose of this procurement was to appoint an IT Managed Services Provider that will: operate and transform the IT and Telecoms infrastructure; ensure that NIE Networks can fulfil its Network and Information Security (NIS) obligations as a provider of Critical National Infrastructure; provide effective support across the business through high-quality service management; and assist NIE Networks in delivering its Digital & IT change programme for the RP7 regulatory period. The scope of the contract will include: • Service Management • Infrastructure Management • Data Hosting • Cyber Security • Telecommunications • Resource Augmentation Services • Supplier Licence Management • Supplier Invoice Processing NIE Networks has estimated the value of the Contract to be between £150million and £200million.The estimated value of the Contract outlined in Section II.1.7 and Section V.2.4 represents the t

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