Oracle Software Framework Agreement
The Oracle Software Framework Agreement is an all-of-government contract that allows eligible government agencies to buy new software licences, cloud services and appliances from Oracle under standardised terms.
Service description
This all-of-government agreement covers existing and new licensing of Oracle’s software, cloud service and appliances catalogue.
Benefits
The establishment of government agencies as a single customer has created an economy of scale and an ability to negotiate considerable benefits including:
- standardised government terms that reduce negotiation costs and time for agencies
- discounts across Oracle Catalogue software and cloud services.
Lead Agency
Te Tari Taiwhenua Department of Internal Affairs
Status
Operational
Adopting the service
Eligible government agencies can adopt the Oracle Software Framework Agreement by contacting the lead agency and signing an affiliate sign up form.
Eligible government agencies — Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
The Oracle Software Framework Agreement is not a common capability agreement, which means your organisation may need to consider a primary procurement to procure goods and services from the Oracle Software Framework Agreement.
Government Procurement Rules — NZ Government Procurement
Agencies buying new licences or cloud services are required to undertake procurement obligations and any risk and assurance requirements.
To transfer your existing software arrangements to this agreement, contact your DIA relationship manager.
A small administration fee of 1.75% of the total spend by agencies will be applicable. This fee is used to manage the contract on behalf of all government agencies.
Lead Agency Agreement details
DIA has entered into an agreement with Oracle to supply software and cloud licences to eligible government agencies.
The initial contract began in August 2016 and expired in August 2019, with the option to renew for an additional 2 years. The Agreement was renewed for an additional 2 years in August 2019. The 2-year renewal was extended by DIA to February 2022.
DIA renewed the agreement in February 2022 for a term of 3 years with an option to renew the agreement for a further 3 years in 2025.
The agreement was extended in 2025 for another 3 years and will expire in February 2028.
Supplier information
Email Oracle Country Manager — John Eastman
Utility links and page information
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