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Interior Dept Awards $483M Task Order to Core Technologies Under EIS Telecom Contract

Core Technologies has won a potential $482.9M task order to provide telephony and conferencing services for the Department of the Interior.

A contract award notice posted Sept. 16 says the department received three offers for the task order, which was awarded through a full and open competition under the General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Services contract for telecommunications support services.

The department will obligate $588,792 in funds at the time of award and expects work to conclude by July 12, 2021.

Norcross, Georgia-based Core Technologies provides wide area networking, internet, managed services, voice services and other enterprise communication services to customers in government, commercial and education markets.

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