This contract involves the delivery of 4,405 pieces of computer equipment, divided into two parts: Part A - delivery of 1,000 desktop computers with additional equipment (workstation, monitor); Part B - delivery of 3,405 laptops with additional equipment (laptop, docking station, monitor). Detailed
Tender closed on 3 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
No single supplier dominates the field.
In this category, SOCIAL INSURANCE INSTITUTION has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
Across this category, the most active winners are XMA LIMITED, Sharp Business UK PLC, DELL CORPORATION LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves providing maintenance support services for the website of the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) at zus.pl. The services include: 1. Maintenance support for the ZUS website, including the Statistical Portal, Public Information Bulletin (BIP), language page, and content managem
The contract involves the supply of electricity for the operation of buildings and facilities of the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS). The total estimated volume of electricity to be supplied is 116,823,200 kWh (116,823.200 MWh). The contract is divided into three separate parts based on the terri
This contract involves providing the buyer with licenses for IBM system software and offering support services for control code and GDPS documentation. Detailed information about the contract is available in Attachment 1 of the Invitation to Contractors. The contract will last for 36 months or until
This contract involves the procurement of a subscription for application and infrastructure monitoring software for the PUE/eZUS Portal, along with implementation and support services. Key components include: 1. Delivery of a 48-month subscription for the monitoring software as specified in the cont
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