DigiFinland's 32 million euro procurement decided – these companies were selected
DigiFinland has concluded a significant procurement process worth 32 million euros. The company has announced the firms that will be responsible for the development and maintenance of digital services moving forward. This project is an important step in reforming digital services for Finland's wellbeing services counties and healthcare sector.
DigiFinland is a company owned by the Finnish state, the wellbeing services counties, the City of Helsinki, and the HUS Group. Its mission is to develop and maintain digital solutions that facilitate social and healthcare operations throughout the country. The goal of the procurement was to find reliable partners capable of providing high-quality technical services.
The procurement process placed particular emphasis on the price and quality of the services. The selected companies will work in close cooperation with DigiFinland to ensure that digital healthcare systems operate smoothly and securely. These agreements ensure that the wellbeing services counties have access to modern tools for processing patient data and managing services.
The new agreements are part of a broader development effort aimed at improving the efficiency of public services. When digital systems function better, the work of healthcare professionals becomes easier, and patients receive services more quickly. The progress of the project will be closely monitored in the coming years as new solutions are implemented across Finland.