Dimension Data has won $16 million of deals to supply Transport for NSW with cloud email and productivity services, plus server management over the next three years.
The deal spans two contracts – a $12.4 million parcel to deliver and manage Office 365 across the organisation and a second to manage and maintain the department's Microsoft cloud and enterprise server environment valued at $3.4 million.
The two contracts cover Transport for NSW’s 25,000 desktops and email users, and its 600 server licences
“No hardware has been replaced by these contracts,” a Transport for NSW spokesman told CRN's sister title, iTnews.
The spokesman declined to reveal the time-frame over which the software was expected to be rolled out. The contracts expire in July 2018.
It has been a case of swings and roundabouts for DiData’s fortunes in the public sector in recent years.
Late last year the integrator pipped Telstra to snag a $32 million whole-of-government deal to supply South Australia with email and collaboration tools.
However, that only partially offset revenue that it lost in 2014 when NEC dislodged it from a whole-of-government managed network services contract it had held with South Australia since 2006.
The contract is believed to have delivered $113 million into DiData’s coffers over the eight years.
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