Love me Tenders

06 Feb 1999

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gifts you could shower on your loved one if you snap up a juicy contract before Valentine's Day. UK - Stockport: computer hardware

Provision of personal computer peripherals and printers.

2489-99

UK - Reading: local area network

Equipment for partial replacement of the local area network.

177393-98

UK - Glasgow: document management

Provision of an electronic document management system.

2046-99

UK - Edinburgh: computer consumables

Provision of a range of computer consumables.

4289-99

UK - Bracknell: digitisation

Digitisation of data for production of climatological analyses.

392-99

UK - Newcastle upon Tyne: networking

Lan equipment consisting of backbone and edge equipment.

331-99

UK - Swindon: human resources

Commercial off-the-shelf human resource software packages.

4118-99

UK - Swindon: ICE solution

The Post Office requires integrated commercial environment (ICE) solutions across the whole enterprise.

177221-98

UK - Thornton Heath: financial system

Provision of a finance information-management system.

3784-99

UK - Swindon: mainframe

IT solutions covering all IBM mainframe-based activities.

175904-98

UK - Aberdeen: PCs & printers

Provision of 500 personal computers and 200 printers.

170489-98

UK - Lisburn: computer hardware

Provision of 390 PCs; 13 file servers and 35 printers.

2214-99

IRL - Dublin: maintenance

Maintenance of servers, PCs, printers & network equipment.

31-99

UK - London: VME applications

Support and maintenance of ICL VME-based applications.

1361-99

UK - London: data network

Data communications network infrastructure for a museum.

173966-98

UK - Maidstone: computer system

Internet connection for 5,000 users, with Web service advice.

172226-98

UK - Poole: library system

The provision of an integrated public library system.

1946-99

UK - Edinburgh: mainframe

High-performance computing system and associated services.

2971-99

UK - Pontyclun: PC upgrade

Upgrade/replacement of up to 350 personal computers.

1917-99

UK - London: maintenance

Maintenance of PCs, peripherals and larger systems.

3954-99

UK - Loughborough: real-time computer

Computer to provide real-time display update at 60Hz; 1,200 display and one scalable video server with 600GB of storage.

3821-99

UK - Wolverhampton: neonatal system

Provision of a computerised obstetric and neonatal system.

3829-99

UK - Norwich: prisoner record systems

Support and development.

1079-99

UK - Portsmouth: telephone network

Maintenance of Trust-wide telephone system.

174377-98

UK - Uxbridge: networking

Structured cabling system for approximately 6,000 outlets.

168651-98

UK - Dunstable: document imaging

Document image processing system with workflow.

176127-98

UK - Newcastle upon Tyne: Internet

Provision of Internet linking offices in north-east England.

175906-98

UK - Reading: customer information

Redevelopment of an Customer Information System (CIS).

174552-98

UK - Reading: Apple

Microcomputers to run Apple Computer operating systems.

172867-98

UK - Rhyl: benefits systems

A council tax, housing benefit, rates and rents system.

169373-98

UK - London: electronic printing

IT facility provision to support electronic printing.

171115-98

UK - Kingston upon Hull: vehicle-tracking

Provision of vehicle-tracking system.

1706-99

UK - Tonypandy: mainframe maintenance

Maintenance of hot standby VME mainframe standby.

QUALIFICATION

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UK - Coventry: various supplies & service

Outsourcing, helpdesks, cabling, IT recruitment, IT training, PCs, laptops, servers, printers, consumables, hand-held terminals, document imaging, video-conferencing; shrink-wrap software.

INFORMATION

4079-99

UK - Chichester: maintenance

Maintenance services of an Hitachi Pilot-17 processor.

3660-99

UK - Exeter: network

The police requires a replacement Force Enterprise network.

2137-99

IRL - Dublin: hardware

PCss, printers and database server upgrades.

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