Update on Budget Spent on Outsourced IT and Non-IT Activities for Whole of Government

Leong Mun Wai asked the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance about the budget spent on outsourced IT and non-IT activities across the whole of Government.
Lawrence Wong explained that procurement contracts are classified as ICT contracts only if the majority of the contract value is for ICT purposes.
Over the last three years, the Singapore Government awarded an average of about $2 billion per year for ICT contracts and $24 billion per year for non-ICT contracts.

Leong Mun Wai asked the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance about the budget spent on outsourced IT and non-IT activities across the whole of Government.
Lawrence Wong explained that procurement contracts are classified as ICT contracts only if the majority of the contract value is for ICT purposes.
Over the last three years, the Singapore Government awarded an average of about $2 billion per year for ICT contracts and $24 billion per year for non-ICT contracts.

Leong Mun Wai asked the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance about the budget spent on outsourced IT and non-IT activities across the whole of Government.
Lawrence Wong explained that procurement contracts are classified as ICT contracts only if the majority of the contract value is for ICT purposes.
Over the last three years, the Singapore Government awarded an average of about $2 billion per year for ICT contracts and $24 billion per year for non-ICT contracts.

Leong Mun Wai asked the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance about the budget spent on outsourced IT and non-IT activities across the whole of Government.
Lawrence Wong explained that procurement contracts are classified as ICT contracts only if the majority of the contract value is for ICT purposes.
Over the last three years, the Singapore Government awarded an average of about $2 billion per year for ICT contracts and $24 billion per year for non-ICT contracts.

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