NEC scores Parliament managed IT services renewal

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Three more years.

The Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS) has renewed a contract for managed IT services for three more years.

NEC scores Parliament managed IT services renewal

The DPS environment covers over 260 servers, 1300 desktops, 300 laptops and 700 printers.

DPS provides IT support to the electoral offices of senators and Parliament members at 260 locations across Australia. 

The support contract had been held by CSG Services since 2003. CSG is now a part of NEC Australia, which won the renewal.

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