AT&T wins $182M contract with USAID
Oakton-based AT&T Public Sector lands wireless voice, data services contract
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Oakton-based AT&T Public Sector and its FirstNet public safety wireless communications platform won a 10-year, $182 million task order from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), if all options are exercised, the company announced Tuesday.
The agreement was awarded via the General Service Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract. USAID leads the government’s international development and disaster assistance around the world.
AT&T will provide wireline voice and data services to USAID domestic locations. The company will consolidate USAID’s disparate networks onto the AT&T global IP voice network and provide mission-critical connectivity in support of an additional 90 USAID international locations.
Work is currently underway and the transition is expected to be completed in early 2023.
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