The U.S. government gave AT&T Government Solutions an Omnibus Network...
The U.S. government gave AT&T Government Solutions an Omnibus Network Enterprises (ONE) contract, the company said Tuesday. The Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract is valued at up to $476 million over five years. It will “serve as a vehicle for AT&T…
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and its suppliers to provide a wide range of information technology and telecommunications services to federal agencies and departments,” AT&T said. AT&T’s ONE team will include other government providers like Raytheon, Henkels & McCoy Networks, Daston Corporation, Zavda Technologies, Consulting Services, SSC and Interferometrics.