European Central Bank awards DXC five-year IT infrastructure and end-user computing contract
The European Central Bank signed a single framework agreement with DXC Technology Deutschland for end user computing and IT infrastructure managed services over an initial five-year, extendable to eight-year, term. Services will be delivered exclusively from DXC’s European Economic Area centers as DXC assumes operations, maintenance and support.
1. Framework Agreement
The ECB concluded a single framework agreement with DXC Technology Deutschland GmbH to modernize and manage its IT operations. The deal spans an initial five-year term with options to extend up to eight years.
2. Service Scope
DXC will handle end user computing and key IT infrastructure managed services, taking over operations, maintenance and support of designated systems. The ECB retains full ownership of all IT assets and continues hosting in secure data centers.
3. Delivery Model
All services will be delivered exclusively from DXC’s centers within the European Economic Area, ensuring compliance with regional governance and security frameworks. This model reinforces operational stability, flexibility and agility across the ECB’s digital landscape.
4. Strategic Impact
By partnering with DXC, the ECB aims to modernize its IT environment without ceding asset control, while DXC strengthens its presence in regulated financial sectors. The contract underscores DXC’s capabilities in large-scale, mission-critical infrastructure deployments.