R.I.S.K. Wins Three Tenders of SOFAZ
The State Research and Production Company R.I.S.K. won three tenders for the provision of IT services to the State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ). The contracts totaled 645.5 thousand manat, Turan was told in the SOFAZ press service.
The company received the right to extend for one year the warranty of the manufacturer of information technology equipment Cisco (Smartnet), which will cost the Fund 213,300 manat. Extension of the term of licenses for IT systems, increase of their functionality and purchase of new licenses will be paid AZN 390,500. In addition, technical security services (video monitoring system, entrance control, etc.) of the SOFAZ administrative building will be spent 41,600 manat in 2017.
The company R.I.S.K. has won similar tenders of SOFAZ several times. -----08D
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