Mphasis bags ?35.4 mln contract to support Social Security Scotland

Mphasis has signed agreement for approximately ?35.4 million with Social Security Scotland to maintain its core benefits management platform, supporting essential social security services for around 2 million citizens across Scotland.

Social Security Scotland is responsible for administering benefits devolved to Scotland. Its case management platform plays a key role in ensuring the efficient and secure delivery of financial support to individuals and families.

Under the contract, Mphasis will provide support and maintenance for Social Security Scotland's Social Program Management (SPM) case management system, which is used to administer a range of social security payments, including disability benefits and heating support.

The engagement aims to ensure the platform's stability, resilience and operational continuity, helping citizens access benefits through applications, eligibility assessments and payments while mitigating risks associated with service disruptions and major incidents.

?Our ongoing relationship with Social Security Scotland allows us to continue to support one of the country?s most critical public service platforms, and our commitment is to maintain continuity, improve operational efficiency and deliver meaningful outcomes for individuals and families across Scotland. The project aligns with our broader public sector focus; supporting government organizations in running secure, reliable and future-ready digital services. The Social Security system underpins the delivery of essential benefits to around 2 million people, and we are proud to help ensure it remains consistently available,? said Ashish Devalekar, executive vice president and head of Europe, Mphasis.

Mphasis is a leading Information Technology (IT) solutions provider specializing in cloud and cognitive services.

The company?s consolidated net profit jumped 10.82% to Rs 489.51 crore on 17.46% increase in net sales to Rs 4384.05 crore in Q2 FY27 over Q2 FY26.

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