Articles about Department of Defence

Top ICT tenders: National departments target tech

This week’s tenders see the departments of transport, tourism, public works and National Treasury make direct appeals to the ICT sector.

Top ICT tenders: ICT services transversal contract reopens

The State IT Agency invites applications in the refresh of the RFB 1183 panel of service providers for the supply of IT services and skills.

Top ICT tenders: SABC targets satellite to mitigate audience loss

The South African Broadcasting Corporation is looking to enter a revenue-sharing partnership for a direct-to-home satellite solution.

NEC XON refutes alleged breach of SANDF systems

The company denies responsibility, saying its contract to maintain the Department of Defence’s infrastructure ended last year.

Top ICT tenders: Eskom cancels prepaid vending system tender

The utility says the 10-year tender featured improper or unrealistic specifications and functionality criteria.

Top ICT tenders: ICASA reissues calls for spectrum help

The regulator requires assistance with updating the International Mobile Telecommunications roadmap and Radio Frequency Migration Plan.

Top ICT tenders: ICASA calls for help with spectrum plans

Successful providers will assist with updating the International Mobile Telecoms roadmap and Radio Frequency Migration Plan.

Sensitive Department of Defence data leaked online

The department says measures have been put in place to ensure the state information is not compromised.

Top ICT tenders: SITA takes zero-tolerance approach to fraud, corruption

The state-owned entity says it has developed a fraud risk register and invites anyone to report their suspicions.

Top ICT tenders: SITA takes centre stage

This week, SITA dominates the top tenders, with networking, anti-virus and other ICT requests for various departments.

Top ICT tenders: Home affairs looks to business continuity

The Department of Home Affairs wants to implement business continuity management processes over a three-year period.

EOH still to recover billions from former execs

The company wants to use the proceeds of billions of rands to invest back into the business and pay shareholders.