Dorset County Council issues £30m tender for EIAA and end-user computing

Sooraj Shah
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Council seeks framework agreement with suitable suppliers to help it deliver enterprise information assurance architecture

Dorset County Council has issued a £30m tender for enterprise information assurance architecture (EIAA) and end-user computing. The notice, found in The Official Journal of the European Union, s...

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