Department of Health launches £25m IT framework
Inofrmation Services Management 4 framework set to last five years, with option to extend for additional two years

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is launching the fourth iteration of its Information Management Systems (IMS4) framework. The framework launches tomorrow and is worth £25m. It is scheduled...
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