In summary
- NTT Australia has secured a $5.2 million contract with the NSW DCJ.
- The deal covers licensing for existing cyber security tools, including Proofpoint and Cloudflare.
- The three year contract runs through to the middle of 2029.
The NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) has awarded NTT Australia a contract worth $5.2 million for software licensing and support.
A DCJ spokesperson told techpartner.news that the agency conducted a competitive procurement process to secure licensing for its existing cyber security tools, including Proofpoint and Cloudflare.
"This procurement supports DCJ’s ongoing cyber security operations and compliance obligations," the DCJ spokesperson stated.
"NTT was selected as the preferred supplier as it offered the best value through the procurement process."
The three year contract runs through to 30 June 2029.
Last year, the DCJ awarded AC3 a $64.9 million contract for core IT infrastructure services.




