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IT-Resurskonsulter Utveckling samt Uppdragstjänst

Försäkringskassan · Sweden

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Syftet med upphandlingen är att säkerställa Försäkringskassans behov av IT-konsultsttöd inom utveckling och målsättningen är att avropa rätt kompetens, i rätt tid, till rätt plats till ett attraktivt pris och därmed skapa effektiv IT-utveckling inom Försäkringskassan präglad av goda relationer, nära samarbete och gemensam planering.

Deadline Oct 22, 2026 23:59 UTC+02:00
Estimated value1,142,400,000 SEK
PublishedSep 21, 2026
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https://ted.europa.eu/sv/notice/-/detail/649610-2026

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