The eServices and IT infrastructure registers are now combined. The new register is called the eServices Register and it is available on Digital Marketplace(opens in a new window).
This register lists suppliers who offer IT services and infrastructure hardware and maintenance. Infrastructure hardware includes things such as servers, storage, networking.
You can find more information about changes to how buyers and suppliers use the register below.
Watch the video below to find out more about the eServices register.
Summary
The eServices and IT Infrastructure registers have recently been unified. Changes to the way buyers and suppliers interact with the register are outlined.
This register lists suppliers for IT services, infrastructure such as hardware (servers, storage, networking) and maintenance.
Lead agency: Department of Government Services
Conditions of use: Mandatory
Contract reference number: eServices 2017
Arrangement type: Register
Start date: 1 July 2013
This register is open for new applications.
Key benefits
Key benefits of this register include:
- opportunities for IT industry to compete for business in a flexible online environment
- a user-friendly platform
- streamlined procurement process
- built-in reporting
- analytics component to track procurements over time
What’s covered?
Some of the services covered by this register include:
- professional services for software and hosting services
- hosted services, including software as a service (SaaS) and infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
- geospatial data services
- IT infrastructure related hardware (servers, storage, networking)
Read the full list of service categories available in this register.
What's not covered
This register doesn’t cover:
- contract workers - see the Staffing services panel
- temporary staff - see the Staffing services panel
eServices for suppliers
Steps suppliers need to follow to join the register.
eServices for buyers
How buyers use the register.
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