Services Australia has splashed another handful of multimillion-dollar IT contracts to local channel players.
The agency spent a combined $15.8 million for a range of services, including PCs for remote workers, temporary staffing and for software services.
Sydney-based Ethan Group was awarded $5 million to provide 3000 Microsoft Surface Pro devices as part of Services Australia’s business continuity strategy.
The company was chosen for providing best value for money after a Request for Quotation (RFQ) was issued under the Digital Transformation Agency’s Hardware Marketplace Panel.
Services Australia awarded three channel partners a contract each to provide “Development Experts” between February to August 2020. No further detail was disclosed.
Fujitsu Australia was awarded $4.8 million for its services, Dialog IT received $2.7 million, while DXC Technology scored $1.1 million.
All three were sourced from the DTA’s Digital Marketplace Panel, also citing best value for money.
Finally NTT Australia secured $2.1 million for services for “Red Hat Linux software”. The company was chosen through the Whole of Government Software License and Services Panel.
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