Articles about Tender
Cloud on horizon in CSIRO tender
On-demand and long-term IaaS under consideration
London Boroughs join forces in mighty £1bn IT procurement framework
This enormous purchasing juggernaut will devour us all
Resellers eye up £60m-a-year UK uni software deals
Southern University Purchasing Consortium issues the tender
Oracle partners drool over juicy £750m ERP framework
Who said days of mega tenders are over? Not the FCO!
Gov cockup on £1bn mega buying framework slams SMEs in wallet
Cost-cutting in the public sector has serious implications for service delivery: just ask the SME IT suppliers counting the expense of bidding for a mega software and services agreement that may now be scrapped.
Resellers were invited in June to tender for the Applications Development, Delivery and Support Services (ADDSS) …
Cabinet Office: Lid comes off UK.gov £4bn IT pork barrel 'at month end'
The Cabinet Office has confirmed it expects the delayed £4bn IT Hardware & Services framework to finally go live at month end.
The three-year gig was due to start from 1 June but bidding companies were only informed by Government Procurement Services (GPS) if they had made the provisional supplier list on that day.
The final …
UK.gov to upgrade buying tool after mega cockup downs £1bn deal
Not even good enough for government work
South Australian Department formalises Apple procurement
TAFE colleges want iPads
Jock and Awe: Scottish schools' sixty-mil 'slab splurge
Scottish ministers are seeking suppliers for up to £60m of tablets and notebooks.
The supply contract for the desired technology is expected to run for 15 months with an option to extend it by one or two 12-month periods.
Suppliers were this month invited by Scottish Procurement to bid for two lots: the first lot involves …
More big boxen for boffins
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation – CSIRO to you and I – has gone to market for an upgrade to a 64-processor system in Canberra.
The Sandy Bridge upgrade to support “future processor architectures” will also have to support PCI-e 3.0 with 40 lanes per CPU socket. Each node will have a minimum of …
Transport Dept dishes out £1.9m rail database deal to Capita
DB admin checks passenger numbers, interior carriage volume ... faints
Pasty munchers scoff at £300m council deal with comms kingpins
BT and CSC in bid to reduce Cornish costs by £5m a year
Virty market share race reaches the bend and heeeeere comes Oracle
Gartner says users want VMware alternatives for the 40% of non-virtual workloads
Microsoft Surface Pro sales CANNIBALIZING Surface RT
Redmond's slab slump continues despite Windows 8 model
UK.gov blacklists Fujitsu from future contracts - report
Not good enough for government work. Cutting
HP and Epic 'preferred bidders' for UK eHospital plan
NHS trusts to ink 10-year deal to move to shared platform
NHS helpline 'won't be cost-effective' to taxpayers - Capita
IT outsourcer won't confirm or deny withdrawal of bid
MoJ opens wallet, offers £300m for desktop services
Department's infrastructure and devices up for tender
Cumbria County Council: We'll sort our own ICT support, thanks
Cumbria County Council has opted to run its ICT services in-house after failing to agree terms with a third-party provider.
The previous seven-year contract with Agilisys, which covered ongoing ICT and business consultancy services, had been due to expire on 1 April.
Following a tender process, Computacenter (CC) was confirmed …
Opinion
Joe Fay
Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
Dale Vile
Vendors, dealers live in parallel universes
Tim Ayling
Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
Eddie Pacey
Get your money up front if you want money up front
Popular Stories
- Acorn founder: SIXTH WAVE of tech will wash away Apple, Intel
- Analysis Hey, Teflon Ballmer. Look, isn't it time? You know, time to quit?
- Steve JOBS finally DEFEATS the PC - from BEYOND THE GRAVE
- Biz bods: Tile-tastic Windows 8? NOOO. We lust after 'mature' Win 7
- Surface Pro to hit Blighty priced 25% up on top-o-the-range iPad
Features
Vendors struggling to reinflate the bubble
Hellawell on being 'tight' - and his part in Thatcher's downfall
Retail? We've heard of it
Whitman: A scythe-wielding Canute on a sinking ship

