The European Central Bank (ECB) has concluded a single framework agreement with DXC Technology Deutschland GmbH for the provision of end-user computing and IT infrastructure managed services, DXC announced on 31 March. The agreement has an initial duration of five years and a maximum duration of eight years. Services will be delivered exclusively from DXC's delivery centres in the European Economic Area (EEA).
FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT DETAILS
Under the agreement, DXC Technology Deutschland will assume responsibility for the operations, maintenance, and support of some IT services. The ECB, however, maintains full ownership of all IT assets and continues to host services in its secure data centers, ensuring alignment with stringent governance and security protocols.
According to the award notice, the initial 60-month term includes a transition phase of about four months, and the ECB may extend the contract by up to 36 months in total. The notice requires the services to be provided exclusively by staff physically located in the EEA. The award notice puts the framework's approximate value at €215 million, with a maximum value of €410 million, and DXC said the agreement will support the ECB in maintaining stable, scalable and modern IT operations.
STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT
The ECB administers monetary policy for the euro area and oversees banking supervision.
"DXC's solution aligns with the ECB's vision and draws on our proven capabilities in regulated environments," said Juan Parra, President, Europe, DXC Technology. "The ECB plays a vital role in maintaining price stability and safeguarding Europe's financial system. DXC is proud to support that mission, through its wide technological expertise and offering." DXC described the agreement as a partnership reinforcing operational stability, flexibility and agility across the ECB's digital landscape.
DXC'S EXPERTISE IN FOCUS
DXC Technology, listed on the NYSE under ticker DXC, positions itself as a leading enterprise technology partner delivering software, services, and solutions to global enterprises and public sector organizations. It says it has deep expertise in managed infrastructure services, application modernisation and industry-specific software solutions. The company operates through segments like Global Business Services (GBS) and Global Infrastructure Services (GIS).
The ECB announced the award in a contract award notice published in December 2025.