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IT Supply & Infrastructure

Hardware, networking, storage and security supplied, configured and installed, under the same MOF registration as the software built on top of it. One purchase order covers the server, the licences, the system and the support that follows.

  • 210101
  • 210102
  • 210105
  • 210106
  • 210107

MOF Field Codes

Five codes covering the whole supply chain

Most suppliers hold one or two codes and subcontract the rest, which is why a single project ends up with three contracts and nobody accountable when the delivery slips. We hold 8 of the 11 field codes in the 2101 family. Five of them apply directly to supply and infrastructure.

  • 210101

    Hardware, low end

    PCs, notebooks, printers, document scanners and peripherals, with maintenance.

  • 210102

    Hardware, high end

    Servers, mainframes, high-end printing and SAN/NAS storage, with maintenance.

  • 210105

    Networking

    LAN, WAN, internet, wireless and satellite, products, installation, services and maintenance.

  • 210106

    Data management

    Backup and disaster recovery, information storage, database and web hosting.

  • 210107

    ICT security

    Firewalls, encryption, PKI and anti-virus across the estate.

Sourcing

Authorised distributors, and the letters tenders ask for

We source through authorised Malaysian distributors rather than carrying inventory. That matters for two reasons. First, it means what arrives on site is covered by the principal's own warranty and support chain, not a grey import. Second, it is what allows us to obtain principal support letters, the document most public sector hardware tenders require and the one that quietly disqualifies suppliers who cannot produce it.

Tender requirement

Principal support letters

Obtainable through our distributor relationships for the brands we supply.

Warranty

Principal-backed

Equipment arrives inside the manufacturer's own support chain.

Delivery

Supply is the easy half

Anyone can quote a box price. What decides whether a project lands on time is everything that happens after the delivery order, and that is the part most quotations leave out.

  • 01

    Site survey

    Power, rack space, cabling routes and existing network mapped before anything is ordered.

  • 02

    Supply and configure

    Equipment sourced through authorised distributors and configured before it reaches you, not on your floor.

  • 03

    On-site installation

    Physical install, network integration, security controls and backup brought online together.

  • 04

    Test, train, document

    System testing against the specification, user training for your staff, and technical documentation handed over.

Proof

A university rollout, delivered end to end

In 2026 we supplied and installed the technology infrastructure for a public university, engaging four MOF field codes on one project, hardware, software, system development and networking. High-performance hardware supplied, network and servers configured, security controls and backup systems put in place, and the ArcGIS Enterprise geospatial platform integrated for a 50-user capacity.

Delivery included on-site installation, system testing, user training and technical documentation. It was the first institutional delivery completed under our MOF registration, and it is the clearest evidence we have that hardware, licensing, configuration and integration can sit under one supplier rather than four.

Codes engaged

210101 · 210103 · 210104 · 210105

One project, one contract, one point of accountability.

Capacity

50 users

ArcGIS Enterprise geospatial platform integrated and handed over.

Included

Training and documentation

Not quoted as an extra after the hardware landed.

Next Step

Have a specification or tender document?

Send it through and we will price it in writing, including hardware, licensing, installation and delivery.

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