MIS wins managed services project worth SAR 125.9M
The contract is valued at SAR 125.91 million, inclusive of VAT.
The company said in a Tadawul filing that the contract is expected to be signed on Aug. 16.
MIS added that directive acceptance procedures were completed today, July 17.
The project involves providing managed services to support and operate digital workplace systems in cooperation with the Institute, with MIS confirming that no related parties to the deal.
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