While Enterprise will therefore not meet the global requirements for certain agencies, it can provide lower prices for others, allowing GSA to provide the choice and flexibility demanded by customers and incorporated in the Networx program goals. Networx Enterprise, in comparison with Networx Universal, lowered the number of required services and reduced the geographic requirement to allow Enterprise offerors to provide their best prices for a secure, managed, IP network nationwide.
The FAS Networx team, including its customer agency team members, have done a super job in delivering these transformational capabilities.” “GSA’s on time and on target again with another major acquisition, and our focus is now on helping our customers transition. “With this award and other recent awards, we’re bringing our customers the full range of options for telecommunication services available,” said GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Jim Williams. “We at GSA are committed to our customers, and award of the Networx Enterprise contracts today provides them superior telecommunications services from the best American companies at the best prices available in the marketplace,” said GSA Administrator Lurita Doan.“ The Networx program has a potential value of $20 billion. Together with its companion Networx Universal, Networx Enterprise will transform the current federal telecommunications system to a modern, secure, worldwide IP and MPLS-based network compliant with Internet Protocol version 6 and other major technological advances anticipated throughout its contract life.
Networx Enterprise, the second of two acquisitions that comprise the Networx Program, is available to provide voice, IP, wireless, satellite and IP-centric services to 135 federal agencies. General Services Administration (GSA) today awarded its highly anticipated Networx Enterprise contracts to AT&T Corp Level 3 Communications, LLC MCI Communications Services, Inc. Links may be broken and content may be inaccurate and/or out of date.Ĭontact: Jon Anderson DC - The U.S. This content is kept online for historical reference and is no longer updated.
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