Re-procurement for the provision of a Central Integration Hub and Central Employee Identifier platform.
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Re-procurement for the provision of a Central Integration Hub and Central Employee Identifier platform.
This requirement may include development and support and aims to enable cross-government interoperability as part of the Productive and Agile State Pillar of the Departmental plan.
This information is purely for awareness at this stage, and no further details are available.
Please do not contact the contracting authority regarding this notice.
Further details will be provided in a future tender notice as the opportunity progresses.
What the notice asks for
Re-procurement for the provision of a Central
Re-procurement for the provision of a Central Integration Hub and Central Employee Identifier platform.
This requirement may include development and support
This requirement may include development and support and aims to enable cross-government interoperability as part of the Productive and Agile State Pillar of the Departmental plan.
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- planning · Planning
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