2P inks service contract worth SAR 500M/year with Investment Ministry

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Perfect Presentation for Commercial Services Co. (2P) signed an open-ended framework agreement to provide administrative, strategic, technical, and legal consulting services to the Ministry of Investment for the information technology consulting track. 

The agreement will run for four years, with an annual limit of SAR 500 million, according to a statement to Tadawul. 

The financial impact will be reflected based on purchase orders at SAR 500 million maximum annually for a period of four years.  

The contract aims at providing the necessary advisory support for strategic requirements and business development to ensure the achievement of the ministry's objectives for the third track, the statement added. 

These objectives include providing consultancy, technical, and support services in the field of collecting published structured and unstructured data on information source websites and using robotic process automation (RPA) techniques to prepare economic, investment, and sectoral reports and studies on demand. 

They also include providing consultancy, programming, technical solutions, and digital transformation services to ministry departments, such as: technical systems to track the tasks and responsibilities of initiative owners; cloud computing subscription services; SAP consultancy services; building interactive dashboards; providing software development and support services; and providing guidance, counseling, and training in the field of information technology.

Moreover, the objectives cover supporting the ministry in conducting a technical analysis of the systems and devices offered for projects and ensuring that the offers cover all needs and the best technical devices and programs. Assistance is also required in studying and evaluating the prices offered and the possibility of obtaining more discounts.

They further include supporting the review of new technical agreements and contracts from a technical perspective and ensuring that they serve the Ministry's interests from a technical/technical perspective.

This is in addition to monitoring the implementation of existing technical projects and evaluating them to keep pace with the ministry's goals and aspirations; the governance of closing technical projects; and supporting the ministry with the best technical practices and the latest programs to benefit technically from future projects and deploy them in the best way.

The objectives further cover informing decision-makers in the ministry of the expected costs of annual support for signed programs and contracts and ensuring that the ministry has obtained the appropriate price and according to the best packages that suit the ministry's needs.

They also include identifying the technical licenses that the ministry owns, ensuring that they are used in the best way, and recommending amendments to the quantities of licenses to match the ministry's actual needs.

In addition, they cover supporting the ministry in providing technical and technical advice regarding technical studies and research, new technical trends and changes that the ministry must take to obtain the best systems and programs and supporting the ministry in raising the level of information security, analyzing and reducing expected security risks, expert consultations (analyst inquiries), and evaluating technical suppliers.