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Cuaicts2015@Finance.Wa.Gov.Au Contract No: ICTS2015 Last Updated: 25 March 2020 Document number: 01791286 ICT Services Contractor Profiles: Category 3 1 February 2016 to 31 March 2021 CONTRACT MANAGER Email: [email protected] Tel: 08 6551 1375 Government Procurement Department of Finance Optima Centre 16 Parkland Road OSBORNE PARK WA 6017 Contents 4Logic ......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Agile Computing Pty Ltd ............................................................................................................................. 6 agility IT Consulting .................................................................................................................................... 7 Amristar Solutions ...................................................................................................................................... 8 ASG Group Limited .................................................................................................................................... 9 Asterisk Information Security .................................................................................................................... 10 Aurora Consulting Pty Ltd ......................................................................................................................... 11 Avantgarde Technologies ......................................................................................................................... 12 Avec Global Pty Ltd (previously Bravuro) ................................................................................................. 13 Bekkers ..................................................................................................................................................... 14 BP Hatch Pty Ltd ...................................................................................................................................... 15 CDM Australia .......................................................................................................................................... 16 Chameleon (WA) Pty Ltd .......................................................................................................................... 17 Chandler Macleod .................................................................................................................................... 18 Cirrus Networks Pty Ltd ............................................................................................................................ 19 Connected Systems Group ...................................................................................................................... 20 Cubility ...................................................................................................................................................... 21 Data#3 Limited ......................................................................................................................................... 22 Datacom Systems (AU) Pty Ltd ................................................................................................................ 23 Denver Technology .................................................................................................................................. 24 Dialog Information Technology ................................................................................................................. 25 Diamond Cyber Security Pty Ltd .............................................................................................................. 26 Dienst Consulting ..................................................................................................................................... 27 Diverse IT Pty Ltd ..................................................................................................................................... 28 Diversus .................................................................................................................................................... 29 Domain Knowledge Consulting ................................................................................................................ 30 DSC-IT ...................................................................................................................................................... 31 DXC Technology Australia Pty Limited ..................................................................................................... 32 DXC United Pty Ltd (previously UXC United) ........................................................................................... 33 Empired Limited ........................................................................................................................................ 34 EOS IT Specialists .................................................................................................................................... 35 E-Prim Pty Ltd .......................................................................................................................................... 36 ES2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 37 Focus Networks ........................................................................................................................................ 38 Fujitsu Australia Limited ........................................................................................................................... 39 GnL Enterprises ........................................................................................................................................ 40 HAYES Information Systems .................................................................................................................... 41 Imex Solutions WA ................................................................................................................................... 42 Information Proficiency ............................................................................................................................. 43 Insight Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd ......................................................................................................... 44 Integranet Technology Group Pty Ltd ....................................................................................................... 45 Category 3 – ICT Environment Management Services – Contractor Profiles 2 IPC (WA) Pty. Ltd ..................................................................................................................................... 46 ISA Technologies ..................................................................................................................................... 47 Journey One Pty Ltd. ................................................................................................................................ 48 Jurcevic Consulting Pty Ltd ...................................................................................................................... 49 KDR Technology Solutions Pty Ltd .......................................................................................................... 50 Kinetic IT Pty Ltd ...................................................................................................................................... 51 Leaders IT Services .................................................................................................................................. 52 Managed IT Pty Ltd .................................................................................................................................. 53 Managed System Services ....................................................................................................................... 54 Maxx Frontier Solutions Pty Ltd ................................................................................................................ 55 MM IT Consulting (WA) Pty Ltd ................................................................................................................ 56 MSP IT ...................................................................................................................................................... 57 NEC Australia Pty Ltd ............................................................................................................................... 58 NGIS Australia Pty Ltd .............................................................................................................................. 59 NTT Australia (previously Dimension Data and Oakton Service) ............................................................. 60 Objective Corporation Limited .................................................................................................................. 61 Office Information Australia ...................................................................................................................... 62 OnCall DBA Pty Ltd .................................................................................................................................. 63 Optus Networks Pty Ltd ............................................................................................................................ 64 PCS World Pty Ltd ...................................................................................................................................
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