Sentence examples for information technology services contract from inspiring English sources
Terms were not disclosed, but I.B.M. said it believed the arrangement was the largest information technology services contract in India.
A recent five-year information technology services contract E.D.S. and Kearney signed with Altria could point the way toward recovery, Mr. Ostermann said, claiming that it will mean "millions of dollars for E.D.S., millions of dollars for A.T. Kearney and huge benefits for Altria".
The International Business Machines Corporation and the Solectron Corporation said yesterday that they had extended their 22-year alliance with a 10-year $1.8 billion information-technology services contract.
New York bank JP Morgan Chase Monday said it signed a seven-year contract for information technology services with IBM, in a deal worth more than $5 billion.
Federal police say former minister Paulo Bernardo was involved in a scheme at the country's planning ministry to overprice contracts of information technology services from 2010-2015.
Federal officials have turned to the American subsidiary of a Canadian company, the CGI Group, to provide information technology services to the federal exchanges under a contract that could be worth $93.7 million over five years.
The Anchorage-based Chenega, for instance, said it had revenue of $233 million a year and a broad array of federal contracts, from construction projects at military bases to information technology services for several agencies On the Army military base contracts, both Chenega-Vance and Alutiiq-Wackenhut have been hiring local residents near the military installations to be the guards.
It said the lost contract would be reflected in the company's backlog of information technology services, to be disclosed next month when I.B.M. announces its third-quarter results.
IBM said on Friday it had won a 10-year contract worth more than 400 million euros ($493 million) to provide information technology services to Spanish telecommunications group Auna.
Also arrested Thursday was Sushil Bansal, president and chief executive of the Advanced Integrated Technologies Corporation, which has contracted with various city government agencies since 2004 to provide information technology services and equipment.
