DigiFinland's major 32 million euro tender has been decided
DigiFinland has concluded a significant tender worth 32 million euros. The company has announced the firms that will be responsible for future digital services and development projects.
DigiFinland is a public company owned by the Finnish state, the wellbeing services counties, the City of Helsinki, and the HUS Group. The company's mission is to develop and maintain digital solutions that improve social and health care services throughout the country.
Digia Finland and Netum were among those selected as winners of the tender. These companies will work in close cooperation with DigiFinland to ensure that public sector digital services are smoother and more efficient in the future.
The new contracts are part of a broader goal to modernize Finnish healthcare technology. The purpose of the project is to ensure that digital tools support the daily operations of the wellbeing services counties and assist professionals in their work.
The selected partners will begin their work in accordance with the contracts. According to DigiFinland, these investments are important to ensure that the digital infrastructure meets modern requirements and serves all Finns equally.