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Indra Is Awarded the Maintenance of the Covid Platform in Valencia

Indra will go through three phases of the project. For the start-up, a master plan will be carried out during the first two weeks, in order to establish the objectives, scope, budget, and duration of the action, among other premises. In the second phase of the project, the company will provide its services until the return phase, when the contract will end and the information will be transferred to the Ministry or the next successful bidder.

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Indra, hand in hand with the health sector. The company has been awarded the maintenance of the platform to obtain the Covid-19 certificate of the Valencian Community for €299,350 for one year, according to Valencia Plaza.

The company will continue with the functions offered by the software service up to now, that is, generate and send the digital certificates with the information of the regional Executive to the Ministry of Health, synchronize both databases and validate the documents that prove the complete vaccination schedule. , a recent recovery of the virus or a negative result with PCR or antigens.

The multinational will also have to improve incident support, adapting to the possible modification of the European regulations that supervise the issuance of Covid-19 certificates in Spain. NTT Data, Global Rosetta, and Planning of Technological Environments also participated in the tender.

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Indra has won NTT Data, Global Rosetta, and Planning of Technological Environments in this contest

Indra will go through three phases of the project. For the start-up, a master plan will be carried out during the first two weeks, in order to establish the objectives, scope, budget, and duration of the action, among other premises.

In the second phase of the project, the company will provide its services until the return phase, when the contract will end and the information will be transferred to the Ministry or the next successful bidder.

In the term of execution of the contract, the company must comply with a series of obligations, among which are the respect of the European regulations for the protection of personal data and the rights of exploitation and intellectual property.

In 2021, the Ministry of Health awarded Indra a contract to provide technical assistance for the vaccination plan against Covid-19 for an amount close to €800,000, as stated in the Official State Gazette (BOE).

Specifically, the contract awarded by the Secretary of State for Health contemplated the provision of a technical assistance service for the review and definition of processes and for the execution, monitoring and control of the vaccination plan against Covid-19.

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