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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Awards AT&T $30 Million Managed Telecommunications Services Contract

Will provide the CDC Information Technology Services Office with managed telecommunications and support services for its existing PBX and cabling systems.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has awarded AT&T Government Solutions a five-year $30 million contract to provide managed telecommunications services to multiple CDC locations throughout the country.

Under the terms of the contract, AT&T will provide the CDC Information Technology Services Office with managed telecommunications and support services for its existing PBX and cabling systems. AT&T will provide the CDC with a dedicated staff of employees responsible for maintaining and updating the CDC's telecommunications infrastructure.

AT&T will perform a broad range of support activities for the CDC, including program and operations management, design engineering, help desk support, and PBX and cabling services. AT&T will also manage the design, coordination and implementation of all CDC special networking projects.

The contract has a two-year base with a three-year option. AT&T will support 14 CDC locations in Atlanta, Ga.; Cincinnati, Ohio, and Hyattsville, Md. The CDC has approximately 6,500 employees.