Upgrade and Maintenance of the Central Monitoring Information System and Purchase of Additional Modules

This tender concerns the upgrade and maintenance of a Central Monitoring Information System (CMIS), along with the acquisition of additional modules. The scope of work involves enhancing the existing system's functionality and ensuring its ongoing operational efficiency through comprehensive maintenance services. This includes addressing any technical issues, implementing necessary updates, and potentially expanding the system's capabilities with new modules. The objective is to ensure the CMIS remains robust, secure, and capable of supporting its intended monitoring functions effectively. Key requirements will likely focus on the technical specifications of the system, the experience of the bidder in similar IT infrastructure projects, and the proposed maintenance and support plan. The procurement aims to ensure the continued reliable performance and potential expansion of critical monitoring infrastructure. Further details regarding the specific modules to be purchased, the expected service level agreements for maintenance, and the deployment environment will be provided in the full tender documentation. Bidders are expected to demonstrate a thorough understanding of information system upgrades, maintenance protocols, and the integration of new software components within an existing framework. This is a significant opportunity for IT service providers specializing in system modernization and ongoing support.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology sector, with a focus on Software, Enterprise Systems and IT support. Located in Slovenia, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 400,000.

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