Hungary's 4iG Public Limited Company has informed the participants of the capital market on the website of the Budapest Stock Exchange that its subsidiary, 4iG Informatikai Plc. signed this Tuesday a service contract with the Montenegrin Ministry of Public Works, with a total value of EUR 54.25 million, for the implementation of a digitalization and technology program concerning Montenegro’s law enforcement and border control agencies.
The objective of the project is to support Montenegro’s preparations for accession to the European Union, with a particular focus on the technological development of law enforcement and border control agencies, the announcement states.
In its announcement, the company stated that this is its first IT services contract with a foreign government, under which the corporate group will carry out complex technological development and provide integrated IT solutions to the government client.
The EUR 54.25 million contract framework, which is fully callable, can be used to modernize the technological tools and systems supporting the work of Montenegro’s law enforcement and border protection agencies.
The end user of these developments is the Montenegrin Ministry of the Interior, which is also involved in defining the technical requirements and approving the solutions, according to the announcement.
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