Seeking a service provider for ICT infrastructure implementation in a new building, to be completed within 12 weeks, followed by 36 months of maintenance and support. This project aims to enhance operational efficiency and ensure robust IT capabilities.
The Mine Health and Safety Council (MHSC) invites proposals for the implementation of a comprehensive ICT infrastructure solution for its new building. The successful service provider will be required to deliver the complete ICT setup within a strict timeline of 12 working weeks. This includes the installation of essential hardware, software, and network systems that meet the operational needs of the council. Furthermore, the contract will encompass 36 months of ongoing maintenance and support services to ensure optimal performance and reliability of the ICT systems.
The scope of work includes detailed planning and execution of the ICT infrastructure, which must comply with the specifications outlined in the provided annexures. Key components include power and data layout designs, health and safety specifications, and risk assessments. The selected provider will play a crucial role in ensuring that the ICT systems are not only functional but also scalable to accommodate future growth. By investing in this infrastructure, MHSC aims to enhance its operational efficiency, improve communication, and support its mission of promoting health and safety in the mining sector.
This tender is suitable for ICT service providers with expertise in infrastructure implementation, network solutions, and long-term maintenance support. Companies with experience in similar projects, particularly in the public sector or health and safety environments, are encouraged to apply.
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