DigiFinland's 32 million euro IT procurements have been decided
DigiFinland has concluded a major procurement process worth 32 million euros. The company is responsible for developing digital services for Finland's wellbeing services counties, the City of Helsinki, and the HUS Group. The goal of the procurement is to improve digital solutions for healthcare and social services.
Several well-known Finnish IT companies were selected as winners of the tender. Among those awarded contracts were Digia Finland and Netum. These companies will work in close cooperation with DigiFinland in the coming years.
The selected partners will be responsible for the development and maintenance of various software and digital services. The new contracts are a significant part of the digitalization of Finland's public sector, which aims to improve the efficiency of services and make it easier for citizens to conduct their business.
DigiFinland is owned by the Finnish state, the wellbeing services counties, the City of Helsinki, and the HUS Group. Collaboration with leading companies in the sector is important for the company to be able to provide modern and reliable tools for social and healthcare professionals across the country.