Federal Govt invests $13m in Defence R&D
The Federal Government has allocated $13 million in funding to foster projects submitted under the Department of Defence’s research and development program.
The Federal Government has allocated $13 million in funding to foster projects submitted under the Department of Defence’s research and development program.
The Department of Defence has selected US-based IP services provider, Verizon, for a $50 million five-year internet gateway contract to improve secure internet services to its 110,000 employees, as well as agencies and the public.
The Department of Defence will pilot its next-generation desktop projects in coming months, after receiving “first pass approval” from the Government for the project, six months after initial plans to go to tender.
The Department of Defence has penned a $52.9 million contract with Verizon Business to upgrade its internet gateway, ahead of plans to reduce whole-of-government gateway use.
The Department of Defence is looking for a new CIO to integrate information management and technology within the Army’s operations.
Junior officers in the Royal Australian Navy will learn to pilot the next generation of warships in an upgraded training facility at HMAS Watson in Sydney worth $10 million.
Australian soliders adjusting back to civilian life after serving in combat zones around the world have received greater access to online services following the launch of two pilot websites.
The Australian Department of Defence has has signed a five-year, $56 million information technology contract with CSC to develop and implement an electronic health information system for the Australian Defence Force.
The Department of Defence is on the hunt for a new Deployable Wide Area Network (D-WAN) to replace its existing D-WAN.
The Department of Defence has delayed releasing a request for tender for its “Next Generation Desktops” project until January, pushing its thin client deployment back by two months.
The Department of Defence will go to tender in November for thin client desktops and infrastructure, to be deployed over two years across the organisation in order to simplify processes and consolidate the agency’s computer fleet.
Defence is to procure some 370 PCs and wireless carriage to provide internet access to help boost the morale of personnel serving overseas, patrolling Australia’s border or on extended exercises.
The Department of Defence will spend more than $180 million on two ICT services contracts signed with Dimension Data and Fujitsu.
The Department of Defence has given the nod to Global Switch to become its data centre of choice for a consolidation program.
The Department of Defence is turning to online collaboration tools to manage tenders issued as part of its ICT reform program.