Dialog-Access-Formis joint venture gets court automation system contract from Sri Lankan government
Daily FT: A joint venture between Dialog Broadband Networks, Formis Network Services and Access International has been selected by the Government to introduce a court automation system.
In a brief statement, the Government said the joint venture was selected following a competitive process and evaluation of technical and financial proposals submitted.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the proposal in this regard submitted by Justice Minister Ali Sabry.
The Government called for proposals from the private sector on a competitive basis and the joint venture was selected as per the recommendation of Cabinet appointed Procurement Committee.
On 5 February 2020, the Cabinet of Ministers approved to design, supply, implementation and maintenance of a court automation mechanism for the judicial system.
The project will be implemented in collaboration with the Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA).
OSL take:
The government of Sri Lanka is committed to transforming the country into an e-economy and has taken many initiatives to promote the expansion of digital platforms in the country. The government has also launched several programmes to automate the operations of several key state institutions as part of the country’s development programme. Sri Lanka is fast becoming an emerging business destination in the South Asian region supported by the country’s geographical positioning in the Indian Ocean, the many trade agreements as well as concessions enjoyed by the country and the continuously increasing ease of doing business environment in the country. All these have opened up a host of business/investment opportunities in Sri Lanka’s ICT and digital infrastructure development sectors. With the country’s business potential on the rise, foreign businesses/investors could confidently explore the growing opportunities in Sri Lanka’s ICT and digital infrastructure development sectors.
| Article Code : | VBS/AT/01032022/Z_4 |