Top ICT tenders: IEC turns to tech consultants

A comprehensive due diligence is required to detail root causes of vulnerabilities, says the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure.

SARS is looking to tackle data silos, inconsistent data quality, regulatory complexities and real-time governance in a multi-platform environment.

The broadcaster believes an electronic system will help to address its current manual and error-prone processes.

The dashboard is expected to serve as a critical tool for monitoring, analysing and managing utility consumption, with integration into financial operations.

The state-owned company considers advanced supersite technology to automate inspections and condition-based assessment.

Government’s top levels venture back into ICT procurement, as a resolution to the delayed National Budget nears.

The company will acquire the licence from a private seller; however, the transfer will be subject to regulatory approval.

South Africa’s electricity provider believes a management tool will improve its distribution and transmission performance, while minimising risks and costs.

The national department believes it can generate alternative revenue from the cell masts on its property portfolio.

It is critical to have sufficient modems available to download metering data for customer billing, says the utility.

The state-owned entity believes the fuel management system will assist ports with fuel theft prevention and put an end to unauthorised fuel dispensing.

The State IT Agency dominates the ICT tenders this week, with requests for a penetration testing solution and security operation centre services.