New Zealand-owned information technology company Datacom has been selected as one of three suppliers to deliver a major ICT transformation for the Western Australian Government.
The information and communication technology (ICT) contract with the state government will see Datacom, NEC and Atos compete in a "walled-garden" environment for projects across different agencies.
The Herald understands the contract has the potential to be one of Datacom's largest.
If so, that would put the contract in the league of their 2015 tender with the Federal Department of Health in Australia, worth A$242m (NZ$254m) over five years.
Datacom, however, could not comment on how much the deal is worth because its value was not yet known, a spokesman said.