Execution procedure for the framework agreement for the supply of ManageEngine software for common courts

This tender is an executive procedure for a framework agreement concerning the supply of ManageEngine software to common courts in Poland. The procedure, identified by reference number WZP-421-70/2025, is conducted under Article 313 of the Public Procurement Law (Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1320, as amended). Its purpose is to conclude an executive agreement within the framework of the existing Framework Agreement No. WZP-43-73/2024, titled 'Framework Agreement for the Supply of ManageEngine Software or Equivalent for Management Purposes, for Courts, Ministry of Justice, along with Accompanying Services'.

The subject of this executive procedure is the supply of licenses for common courts. Specifically, it aims to ensure the extension of manufacturer's technical support for Manage Engine Endpoint Central for a period of 12 months, covering 115,000 workstations. The required licenses and support include: Annual Maintenance and Support fees for 50 endpoints and Single User License (2300); Endpoint Security Addon - Annual Maintenance and Support fee for 50 Workstations (2300); Annual Maintenance and Support fees for Failover Service for computers exceeding 5000 units; Annual Maintenance and Support fees for Secure Gateway Server; Annual Maintenance and Support fees for Multi-Language Pack License; Annual Maintenance and Support fees for Additional 1 User (1200); Annual Maintenance and Support fees for Base Pack (including 2 users); and Annual Maintenance and Support fees for Additional 3 users.

The delivery deadline for the software and associated services is set at within 7 working days from the date of the executive agreement's conclusion. This procurement is crucial for maintaining the operational continuity and security of IT systems within the Polish judicial system.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Software and IT support. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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