NG Bailey Secures IT Services Contract With BT

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26 November 2020 | Updated 27 November 2020

NG Bailey is to provide a three-year managed service contract to support BT deliver a range of telecommunications services for the Ministry of Defence.

The £4.7m contract will see the NG Bailey team deliver services including voice, data and video-conferencing services as well as fixed and mobile voice services for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) in Cyprus and Germany.

The work will be delivered as part of the MoD’s Defence Fixed Telecommunications Service (DFTS) and Integrated User Services (IUS) contracts.

NG Bailey is the UK’s largest independent engineering and services business.

Proven Delivery in the Defence Sector

The contract is headed up by Tim Briggs-Mould, NG Bailey’s IT Services Defence Sector Director who said: “Securing this contract is excellent news for us.

“For a long time we have recognised the importance of the defence sector, and our strategy has been to grow in this area by utilising and showcasing our proven delivery capability, our significant experience and utilising the expertise of many of our employees, who themselves are ex-military.

“I am extremely excited to be taking on the delivery of the DFTS and IUS services overseas on behalf of BT and welcome those employees who will be joining us as we continue to demonstrate our commitment to supporting both British Forces Cyprus and British Forces Germany.”

Kelly Tedesco, Managing Director of NG Bailey’s IT Services Division, said: “This contract win reflects the strength of our Services offering, as well as our relationship with BT.

“For this project we demonstrated our clear technical expertise, which combined with our strong knowledge of the sector, means our clients are confident that we can deliver on important and complex projects.”

The contract is one of several NG Bailey holds with BT.

Picture: a graphic showing a set of server cabinets, with blue lines demonstrating connectivity between them 

Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 26 November 2020

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