Consultation for corrective, adaptive, and evolutionary maintenance services of the Lazio Region's tax information system – repetition of similar services

LazioCrea Spa, on behalf of the Lazio Region, is seeking to contract services for the corrective, adaptive, and evolutionary maintenance of its tax information system. This procurement represents a repetition of similar services previously awarded. The contract falls under the category of customized software development services, as indicated by the CPV code. The procedure adopted is a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a call for competition. The estimated value of the contract is EUR 307,250.00. The services are to be performed in Rome, within the province of Rome. The awarded company for this contract is IFM, with the award value matching the estimated value of EUR 307,250.00. This initiative underscores the ongoing commitment to ensuring the functionality, security, and continuous improvement of the critical tax information system that supports the administrative and fiscal operations of the Lazio Region. The maintenance will encompass addressing any defects or errors (corrective), adapting the system to new regulatory requirements or technological changes (adaptive), and implementing enhancements or new features to improve performance and user experience (evolutionary). The selection of IFM through a negotiated procedure suggests a focus on specialized expertise and potentially a streamlined process for a critical IT service.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology, construction and civil works and finance and banking sectors, with a focus on Rehabilitation, Software, Public Finance and Taxation. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 307,250.

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