The State Information Technology Agency dominates this week’s issue with four tenders on offer, with two on behalf of SAPS.
The State Information Technology Agency finalises the appointment of three executives to its executive committee.
The utility seeks specified technology services to address its current constraints in IT capacity and skills.
The State Information Technology Agency records R183 million spent on procurement from SMMEs in four months, up by 49% against a 45% annual target.
The department revises its revenue administration tender to reflect a larger deployment footprint and clearer operational requirements.
The entity actions recommendations of a damning Public Service Commission report, finalising recruitment of key exco positions.
The Department of Correctional Services calls for an inmate communication system to replace its deteriorated infrastructure.
The department intends to develop a programme to equip information security officers with the skills to execute their responsibilities.
The department is looking for a service provider to develop ICT indicators, modelling and a scenario system.
The state electricity utility seeks information that would allow it to close identified gaps in its existing system.
The State Information Technology Agency’s disaster management application built in eight months deployed at scale across Eastern Cape municipalities.
The Electoral Commission seeks virtualisation software licensing, privileged access management and mobile app development as elections draw near.
SITA CEO Dr Bongani Mabaso exits after short tenure
(Flashback) Earlier this year, ITWeb TV conducted an interview with SITA CEO Dr. Bongani Andy Mabaso, during which he expressed commitment for the long run. However, it has now been announced that Dr. Bongani Mabaso, CEO of the State Information Technology Agency (SITA), is stepping down, just eight months after assuming the top position. Mabaso officially joined the government procurement arm on April 1, 2023, operating under a fixed-term contract for five years. His appointment was initially disclosed in December 2022. The news of Mabaso's departure raises questions about the future direction of both his career and the SITA agency. What lies ahead for Mabaso in his professional journey, and more crucially, what's in store for SITA as it navigates this leadership transition? Read more: https://www.itweb.co.za/content/WnxpE74YKK9MV8XL Watch the #itwebtv interview: https://www.itweb.co.za/videos/WnxpE74YrXzMV8XL #SITA #ITWebTV #ITWebTVClip