Business broadband specialist Daisy Group has been selected as one of the 14 organisations ear-marked to provide communications services within the government Procurement Service's Public Services Network (PSN) Services Framework.
The PSN framework is a 'network of networks' that enables the delivery of public services from any location by any provider across central government departments, non-departmental public bodies, the NHS, local authorities and voluntary sector charities.
The services to be provided include traditional and Internet Protocol (IP) based voice services, Internet services, hosting, co-location, audio conferencing and system maintenance.
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The framework is set to run for an initial two year term with two one-year extension options.
It was a case of ups-a-daisy after the announcement, with the shares rising 1.75p to 95.75p.
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