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Avaya to Support 11 VA Dept. IT Offices on BPA; Steve Derr Comments

 

Steve Derr, Avaya Government Solutions

Avaya Government Solutions has been awarded one of three spots on a two-year blanket purchase agreement to support the Veterans Affairs Department‘s IT office.

BPA orders will support 16 major VA initiatives across its 11 key IT offices, including a U.S. Defense Department and VA interagency program.

“The ambitious initiatives outlined by the VA will provide better benefits and services to the men and women who have served our country, ” said Steve Derr, vice president of sales for Avaya Government Solutions. “Avaya Government Solutions is proud to have been selected by the VA to participate in the support services BPA.”

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