Ministry of Taxes Increased Procurement of ICT Services by 52%
In 2014, the Ministry of Taxes of Azerbaijan is to procure information and communication services for a total amount of 11 million 273.2 thousand AZN. This is 51.1% more than in the previous year.
According to the procurement registry of the State Procurement Agency, last year the main suppliers of telecommunication services and information technology were the following companies: Caspel (5 million 747 thousand AZN), Cybernet (2 million 759 thousand AZN) and LLC Digital Sors (1 million 048 000 AZN). The bulk of these funds were used to support the IT infrastructure of the Ministry of Taxes.
Note that last year a call center (universal telephone services in business) should have been started. The Ministry of Taxes spent about 2.2 million AZN on this. But it is not known whether the company Digital Services coped with this. 08B
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- Economics
- 10 January 2015 18:22
Economics
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