Verizon Selected as Provider for $150M Virginia Contract
The Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) gave Verizon a $150 million contract to help with digital government initiatives, said the telco in a news release Wednesday. Departments and agencies throughout state government, plus county and local governments, K-12 schools, public…
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and private colleges and universities, and public safety organizations can buy services via the VITAnet contract, it said. Verizon said it will deliver a wide range of network-centric services under the VITAnet contract, including the company’s networking portfolio, plus managed services, unified communications and collaboration systems, Internet protocol-based voice services and customer-premises equipment.