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Provision of Fibre Connectivity Services to Government Sites - T018/26

Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) · Malta

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As part of this CfT, MITA will identify a service provider that will be able to provide the following services: • WAN aggregation link/s to be terminated at MITA’s two Data Centres (Santa Venera and Mater Dei Hospital (MDH)) • WAN connectivity to the sites detailed in the Tender • Provision of single fibre and dual fibre • Provision of a stable and scalable internet service. This competitive call for tenders is being published in terms of Regulation 7(1)…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value27,400,000 EUR
PublishedSep 25, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

As part of this CfT, MITA will identify a service provider that will be able to provide the following services: • WAN aggregation link/s to be terminated at MITA’s two Data Centres (Santa Venera and Mater Dei Hospital (MDH)) • WAN connectivity to the sites detailed in the Tender • Provision of single fibre and dual fibre • Provision of a stable and scalable internet service. This competitive call for tenders is being published in terms of Regulation 7(1) of the Public Procurement Regulations (S.L. 601.03). A Prior Information Notice having reference 137204-2024 dated 6 March 2024 had been issued in connection with this CfT.

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