DigiFinland selects partners for 32 million euro IT project
DigiFinland has concluded a significant procurement process worth 32 million euros. The company was seeking partners to develop and maintain digital services that are widely used in Finnish healthcare and wellbeing services counties.
Several well-known IT companies, such as Digia Finland and Netum, were selected as winners of the tender. These companies will be responsible for service development and technical support in the coming years. The agreements are part of a broader initiative aimed at improving the quality and efficiency of public services.
DigiFinland is a publicly owned company whose shareholders include the Finnish state, the wellbeing services counties, the City of Helsinki, and the HUS Group. The company's mission is to promote digitalization and develop common solutions that facilitate the work of social and healthcare professionals and improve access for citizens.
The new agreements are important, as the wellbeing services counties require modern digital tools to organize their services. The goal of the procurement is to ensure that healthcare information systems operate reliably and support the smooth flow of information between different actors.
These selections represent a significant investment in Finland's digital infrastructure. Cooperation with the selected companies will begin immediately, and it is expected to result in service improvements in the near future.