Harrogate’s Redcentric secures £3.5m health IT contract
Harrogate-based Redcentric plc, an IT managed services provider, has won a major new contract with the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) worth approximately £3.5m.
Over the next two years, Redcentric is contracted to provide Database as a Service (DBaaS), which is designed to support a national infrastructure programme.
DBaaS will power a repository for healthcare data in England enabling a range of reporting and analysis to support the NHS in the delivery of healthcare services.
Provided by Redcentric’s team of database experts, the managed service is a reliable service for delivering high availability cloud database environments and will support HSCIS’s critical repository.
DBaaS, obtained via the G-Cloud framework, will be provided from Redcentric’s England-based secure and accredited data centres, delivering a highly scalable and high performance system.
Fraser Fisher, chief operating officer, commented: “We are delighted to be able to announce this contract win with the HSCIC. This latest win represents the continued endorsement of Redcentric’s managed services and expertise within the Healthcare sector.”
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