DXC will deliver managed end-user computing and data center infrastructure services to the ECB under a secure long-term framework.

DXC Technology Deutschland GmbH has achieved a major victory in the public-sector IT services market by securing a single-operator framework agreement with the European Central Bank (ECB) to offer end-user computing and data center IT infrastructure managed services. According to information made public by DXC and ECB procurement records, the arrangement has a five-year starting term and a maximum 8 year span.

As per the agreement, DXC will take over management, maintenance, and assistance of specific IT services for the central bank located in Frankfurt. Only DXC's European Economic Area (EEA) delivery centers will provide the services; this arrangement is intended to comply with the security, compliance, and governance standards of the ECB.

Under its current governance and security framework, the ECB will continue to host its systems in secure data centers and maintain complete ownership of its IT assets. With direct control over vital infrastructure and oversight, this structure enables the institution to upgrade and expand daily IT operations.

The procurement is part of the ECB's broader initiative to ensure modern, trustworthy, and strong IT service delivery across core infrastructure and end-user computing environments. According to the tender papers, the scope includes managed services pertaining to data center IT infrastructure and end-user computing, supporting the bank's goals for technological modernization and operational stability.

According to Juan Parra, President, Europe at DXC Technology, the company's solution shows DXC's experience assisting businesses working in highly regulated environments and is in line with the ECB's technological agenda. He added, stating that DXC is pleased to use its technological expertise and managed services skills to help the ECB's objective. The agreement expands DXC's expanding portfolio of infrastructure upgrades for enterprises and the public sector across Europe.

Thus, Business Fortune is of the view that this deal strengthens DXC’s role in secure public-sector IT modernization.