pounds 25m IT contract

Sunday 06 June 1999 23:02 BST

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LONDON TRANSPORT has awarded a five-year information technology contract worth pounds 25m to ITNET, a supplier of outsourced IT services, in preparation for any public-private partnership arrangements for the capital's transport network.

The deal to provide 8,000 desktop computers and 250 servers - one of the biggest ever arrangements of its kind - will enable ITNET to provide services to a number of operating companies under one contract.

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